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Join us on Wednesday for an artist talk celebrating Earth Month!
Dive into a dialogue about how we build community through the work of collaborating artists within the Meow Wolf Exhibitions, and learn how these same artists express and explore their identities through their work.
Experience the captivating artwork within Meow Wolf Grapevine and join our Artist Talk at the Neon Kingdom for the discounted ticket price of $25 per adult (and $10 per child) from 5 pm on.
Students can use the code ARTISTTALK20 at checkout and present their student ID upon arrival for an additional discount.
# **ARTIST BIOS**
###**Corinne Loperfido**
Corinne Loperfido is a social practice artist whose colorful maximalist work spans visual and performance art; upcycled fashion and costume design; and community event production focused on women’s empowerment and environmental activism.
In all areas of her work and life, Corinne focuses on using materials that would otherwise end up in the landfill in an effort to minimize her own impact and hopefully inspire others to reconsider their participation in our current system of extractive capitalism.
Find Corinne Loperfido’s Trash Temple at Meow Wolf Santa Fe, alongside Heaven is Earth and What Have We Done at Meow Wolf Houston.
###Mathieu Jean Baptiste
Mathieu is an acclaimed artist specializing in painting, drawing and metal sculpture and art installation whose artwork is displayed locally, nationally, and globally in museums, governmental buildings, educational institutions, healthcare clinics, hospitals, murals, and private art collections.
Mathieu JN Baptiste's passion, creativity, and social compass resonates throughout his artistic works. Mathieu is of Haitian ancestry and his rich heritage attributes to his impeccable ability of infusing culture and art. The core of his artistic prowess is his belief that art should teach, heal, and inspire.
Find Mathieu Jean Baptiste’s mural, Sound Bites, at Meow Wolf Houston.
| ###Hannah Bull
Hannah Bull is a Houston artist, muralist, and educator whose work explores the tension between the primal and sophisticated aspects of our being, highlighting the importance of community, interdependence, and shared responsibility in our human relationship with nature and the individualized relationship with oneself.
Using two signature marking styles–the floral drip and the glitch–Hannah Bull’s techniques serve as visual language to further express her ideas, reflecting principles of reciprocity and mutual support within communities.
Find Hannah Bull’s mural, Animate Potency, at Meow Wolf Houston.
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