But when the group first formed in 2008, they were just a bunch of rowdy Santa Fe art punks. Today, Meow Wolf is raking in millions of dollars. Step into the refrigerator at "The House of Eternal Return," or crawl through a fireplace, and you will find yourself in a day-glo forest. "Imagine it being, like, sci-fi novel, but instead of reading it on the page you can actually walk inside of it, and you can explore it," said Vince Kadlubek, a co-founder of Meow Wolf, the Santa Fe-based arts collective responsible for this immersive experience, a 20,000-square-foot exhibition space that contains everything from a musical mushroom forest to a neon Mastodon rib cage.
"Come step into the refrigerator!" Meow Wolf, the Santa Fe-based collective of artists, invites audiences to enter a whole different dimension, putting on exhibitions that tantalize with vivid visuals and storytelling that is magical, mysterious, or just plain bizarre. Step through the refrigerator, and you step into a whole different dimension. "The House of Eternal Return" begins with what looks like – a house, an old Victorian. Let's just say there's no shortage of options when it comes to buying turquoise jewelry or scenes of sunsets and cowboys and cacti.īut, five miles away from the historic town square, there's an art experience unlike any gallery you've ever seen before. The town is home to more than 250 art galleries and dealers, although there tends to be a common theme.
Santa Fe, New Mexico is the third-largest art market in the country.
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