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May 20, 2013 By Robert Wilder Comments 4
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Group Show
Reception
5-9 pm
Friday, Feb. 12
Through Feb. 20
Meow Wolf
1800 Second St.
204-4651
699-1424
Santa Fe's noisiest and arguably most prolific artist collective, Meow Wolf, is turning 2 this month. Anyone who's slid by the group's warehouse space at the corner of Hopewell and Second Streets knows that most of its exhibits are made from items cast off by society at large; piles of dead bees, yards and yards of mardi gras beads, bent bike wheels and more. One man's trash is another man's treasure, indeed, as the artists of Meow Wolf consistently make beauty out of what stupider people wouldn't look at twice.
A number of events by way of grand celebration are in order, the biggest of which is a group show, open to anyone and everyone who would like to submit work. In the words of member Caity Kennedy, Meow Wolf is "accepting work till we run out of room." Considering the group's 2000-square-foot warehouse space is quite on the cavernous side, chances are there's room for your work too.
For information on submitting artwork, hop over to MW's Facebook event page on the topic. While you're at it (clicking links, that is), MW's new website is super-spiff and very cool.
More event info for Meow Wolf goings-on this month below the jump.
Other cool events this month include a dance party at the VFW to celebrate the opening of The Moon is to Live On, the very first production from Meow Wolf Theater, opening on Friday, Feb. 26.
Dance Party
with DJs Dirtgirl, Feathericci and Ginger
9 pm
Tuesday, Feb. 19
$5
VFW
307 Montezuma Ave.
983-9045
The folks from MW probably explain The Moon is to Live On better than I can, so, in their words:
"Robert Davis is 30 years old. He hates his job with Old Spice. He is not happy with his marriage. And he is not ready to have a kid. Sea Serpents swim in swelling waves. Horseboy chooses a colored leaf. Druids roam jagged forests. And a woman trades her nose for an ear. Something's gotta give. We invite you to join us inside the world of Robert's nine-to-five psyche to experience the environments of his sub-conscious and witness the creatures that dwell within his dreams. Meow Wolf presents THE MOON IS TO LIVE ON, a multi-media, multi-dimensional theater production that bursts the barriers of the black box and emerges as a massive, story-based, sequential art installation. This original, one-of-a-kind production brings together the unique talents of over 30 Santa Fe artists to produce this unparalleled performance extravaganza that you simply cannot miss."
The Moon is to Live On
7 pm
Fridays and Saturdays, Feb. 26, 27 and March 5, 6
2 pm
Sundays, Feb. 28 and March 7
$10-$15
Warehouse 21
1615 Paseo de Peralta
989-4423
Meow Wolf Enters the Terriffic Twos: Submit Your Work to Celebrate!
By SFR StaffGroup ShowReception
5-9 pm
Friday, Feb. 12
Through Feb. 20
Meow Wolf
1800 Second St.
204-4651
699-1424
Santa Fe's noisiest and arguably most prolific artist collective, Meow Wolf, is turning 2 this month. Anyone who's slid by the group's warehouse space at the corner of Hopewell and Second Streets knows that most of its exhibits are made from items cast off by society at large; piles of dead bees, yards and yards of mardi gras beads, bent bike wheels and more. One man's trash is another man's treasure, indeed, as the artists of Meow Wolf consistently make beauty out of what stupider people wouldn't look at twice.
A number of events by way of grand celebration are in order, the biggest of which is a group show, open to anyone and everyone who would like to submit work. In the words of member Caity Kennedy, Meow Wolf is "accepting work till we run out of room." Considering the group's 2000-square-foot warehouse space is quite on the cavernous side, chances are there's room for your work too.
For information on submitting artwork, hop over to MW's Facebook event page on the topic. While you're at it (clicking links, that is), MW's new website is super-spiff and very cool.
More event info for Meow Wolf goings-on this month below the jump.
Other cool events this month include a dance party at the VFW to celebrate the opening of The Moon is to Live On, the very first production from Meow Wolf Theater, opening on Friday, Feb. 26.
Dance Party
with DJs Dirtgirl, Feathericci and Ginger
9 pm
Tuesday, Feb. 19
$5
VFW
307 Montezuma Ave.
983-9045
The folks from MW probably explain The Moon is to Live On better than I can, so, in their words:
"Robert Davis is 30 years old. He hates his job with Old Spice. He is not happy with his marriage. And he is not ready to have a kid. Sea Serpents swim in swelling waves. Horseboy chooses a colored leaf. Druids roam jagged forests. And a woman trades her nose for an ear. Something's gotta give. We invite you to join us inside the world of Robert's nine-to-five psyche to experience the environments of his sub-conscious and witness the creatures that dwell within his dreams. Meow Wolf presents THE MOON IS TO LIVE ON, a multi-media, multi-dimensional theater production that bursts the barriers of the black box and emerges as a massive, story-based, sequential art installation. This original, one-of-a-kind production brings together the unique talents of over 30 Santa Fe artists to produce this unparalleled performance extravaganza that you simply cannot miss."
The Moon is to Live On
7 pm
Fridays and Saturdays, Feb. 26, 27 and March 5, 6
2 pm
Sundays, Feb. 28 and March 7
$10-$15
Warehouse 21
1615 Paseo de Peralta
989-4423
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