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Green Coyote, a 13-by-16-foot sculpture of a coyote made from up-cycled automobile sheet metal by Santa Fe artist Don Kennell (2015), created in response to high-profile coyote-killing contests in New Mexico to give the animal a dynamic, public symbolic presence. Originally placed temporarily in Railyard Park's picnic circle, it now permanently resides outside Meow Wolf's House of Eternal Return, Santa Fe. Real coyotes stand roughly 2 ft at the shoulder, making this several times life-size.
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Green Coyote Statue at Meow Wolf
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Site-level location · 35.7089° N, 105.9906° W
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Free, publicly visible from the Meow Wolf grounds without paying admission to the interior exhibition.
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Outside Meow Wolf's House of Eternal Return, 1352 Rufina Circle, Santa Fe, NM 87507.
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