ASU’s Museum is Overrun With “Fluxums”

Meyer Museum held a “Night at the Museum" event on Tuesday for the public to come in and observe and participate in new attractions, animal encounters and arts and crafts for the whole family. Bekah Coleman, the museum director, puts on the Night at the Museum event once a month, three times a semester, for working class families to come to the museum and enjoy the time they have. They keep the museum open later than usual, with the events going from 5-8 p.m. “If you are a parent that has children, weekends are crazy. So how do we get you to come up to the museum?” Coleman said. By Jostacia Thomas The event hosted art work from creators Eric and Morgan Grasham who have many artwork and attractions at Meow Wolf, an interactive museum made for children and adults alike to enjoy intricate chariot works. The exhibit houses sculptures of fairy-like creatures the artists call “Fluxums.” They are oddly-shaped, alien-resembling creature positions doing a number of different activities.

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