Experiential art collective Meow Wolf has announced another 10 Texas artists collaborating on its fifth permanent installation in Houston, Texas.
The artists, including muralists, sculptors, sign makers, and character designers, will work with Meow Wolf’s in-house team of artists, as well as more than 40 other contributing artists from Texas.
New artists confirmed for Meow Wolf in Houston are Mathieu Jean Baptiste, Edilia Bautista Fine Arts, Hannah Bull, Caitlin Caselli, Mel Eason (Joybrush Signs), Patrick Medrano, Ibraim Nascimento, Lovie Olivia, Jebhani Vargas, and Jason Vines.
Via a press release, Meow Wolf‘s art team task force (ATTF) uses a diverse range of materials and techniques, from traditional mediums like painting and sculpture to advanced technology.
When ground is broken at a new exhibition site, the art team sends between 20 and 30 artists to guide many aspects of the art construction process, Meow Wolf said.
Previously led by Meow Wolf’s late founder Matt King and Mat Crimmins, the art team in Houston is now overseen by Crimmins with the help of managers Elise Garza and Laura Davidson.
“ATTF is Meow Wolf in its truest form, bringing together artists across various disciplines and putting collaboration at the forefront,” said Crimmins.
Meow Wolf’s fifth permanent installation
“We are honored to have this lineup of multi-talented visionary artists joining the team from Houston.”
Houston will be Meow Wolf’s fifth permanent exhibition. It is being created in the historic Fifth Ward. The name, theme and opening date of the venue are yet to be revealed.
Meow Wolf’s sixth permanent exhibition has been confirmed for the Cinemark complex at Howard Hughes Los Angeles. It is due to open in 2026.
Meow Wolf started out as a small art collective in Santa Fe in 2008. It is now a leader in the world of immersive art experiences.
Images courtesy of Meow Wolf
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