Meow Wolf's Texas journey won't end there, either it will be adding another location in Houston, as well. Spanning 29,000 square feet, with more than thirty rooms with seventy installations by 150 artists and fabricators (including 38 from Texas), The Real Unreal promises an experience unlike anything else you'll find in Texas. Creatives who work at Convergence Station (which has eighty installations over 90,000 square feet by 300 artists) have told us they uncover something new every day at the Denver space, so the odds are good that The Real Unreal will also keep people coming back for more. "As participants investigate these portals to the unknown, they will explore rooms that are both unfamiliar yet accessible through unforgettable psychedelic art."
While the Denver location places visitors in a post-apocalyptic universe with several distinct alien realms to explore, Texas's installation focuses on "a blended family who has unknowingly unlocked portals to a different existence," according to Meow Wolf. The Real Unreal is based on a lore-filled narrative, and will include a venue for live events. Denver was announced as the next frontier for the group, but after a few delays, Las Vegas's Omega Martopened before Denver's Convergence Station debuted in September 2021.Īnd while the feverish pre-pandemic announcements have slowed, Meow Wolf is continuing to grow: The entertainment giant just announced today, May 16, that it is bringing its signature weirdness to the Dallas-Fort Worth area of Texas with The Real Unreal, an installation opening at the Grapevine Mills mall on July 14 tickets are available now. What began as a scrappy Santa Fe art collective in 2008 with just eight founders - punk, renegade artists who had big dreams - became a global phenomenon after opening The House of Eternal Return in Santa Fe in 2016.
Meow Wolf isn't afraid to mess with Texas.
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