Meow Wolf: The House of Eternal Return is a 20,000 square foot building (once a bowling alley) now filled with over 70 room uniquely decorated with incredible interactive art. Yesterday we spent hours exploring. Just when we thought we’d seen it all we would open a cabinet or move a bookshelf and suddenly entirely new avenues opened for us to explore.
This was actually the idea that started it all! It took me a while to finally complete it. I know that i am missing the serial mouse from the original Macintosh and 128. Despite having one, i decided to keep my 128 with all its pieces. Besides, i never touched one until after college. The mice represented here had my hands all over them most of my life. I am very happy with how it came out.
Randomly stumbled on an incredible exhibition. i enjoyed it immensely.
Amazing exhibits. They let you take pictures, so here are mine. enjoy.
I visited the show just before closing yesterday. It was overflowing with street art. Literally. it seemed as though paint and scrawled graffiti radiated from the warehouse. The installation itself was huge. More then four floors of the warehouse were open to the public. Full of sculptures, automobiles, and appliances made art. This was a concentrated example of the phenomena that is street art. At times the senses are overwhelmed by the sheer quantity of detail. Admission was free, as were the posters. Mr brainwash and many of the featured artists were there signing posters. here are a few of my favorites from the show. . .
Amazing illuminated artwork. I felt like I was tripping just standing there. I tried to do them justice with my phone.
Jenessa then led us on a whirlwind tour of the Tucson bar scene. Starting with the Taproom and ending up at Che’s. Tucson is very much an art town. We explored some of this art in our travels. I only wish we had more time to explore this side of things
