Sound Stick Installation

Step into a technicolored forest of Sound Sticks. The audience is invited to shake or twist each 5’ tall stick, to produce a different sound. Create a mini sound stick of your own.
Lisa Cullen is a multimedia artist and founder and teacher of Kids Art Club in Warwick, NY.

Peculiar Photo Booth

Strike a pose and create your own photo memories of Wonderville in Decher’s unique photo booth.

Karen Decher is a multimedia artist from Warwick, NY. She has shared her passion for making unique processional art with the Fuller Moon Arts Festival in previous years, making large-scale parade puppets.

Let Your Freak Flag Fly

Folks can make their own Freak Flags that celebrate their unique self, using unusual shapes and marvelous fabrics.

Jenny is an interdisciplinary artist that combines art and science to increase awareness and appreciation of living things and the ecosystem. She uses fibers such as felting wool, textiles, yarn and paper mâché to create outdoor immersive environments and felt sculptures.

Interdimensional Rave!

Meet Steve and Baby Blue - two interdimensional travelers who love to dance! Once dwelling in a black and white corporate universe, these two party-goers have entered a new technicolor world with the bright neon energy of a 1990’s rave! You’re invited to their underground party at an abandoned warehouse. Come on in! 

Das Elkin is a visual artist with a background in performance. Attracted to kaleidoscopic patterns, the bizarre and ridiculous, Das uses video, soundscape, puppets, masks, costume, and sculpture to bring her visions to life. 

Carousel of Cast-offs
Step into a world where discarded materials are transformed into a playground of imagination. The 'Carousel of Cast-offs' invites attendees to explore an enchanting space crafted entirely from repurposed textiles. A rotating ring adorned with cloud-like puffs hangs at its center, waiting to be spun. As it twirls, vibrant finger-knit strands flare outward, creating a mesmerizing dance of color. Rainbow-hued pom-poms dot the structure, adding whimsical pops of joy. This installation celebrates the beauty of sustainability, transforming the ordinary into extraordinary. It's a dynamic experience that shifts and changes with interaction, offering new perspectives from every angle - a playful reminder that even cast-offs can become magical.

Sarah Divi creates hand-knit artwork that blends the comforting feel of a beloved sweater with the vibrant energy of graffiti. Her unique fiber artwork transforms entire spaces into captivating, immersive experiences, ranging in scale from living room walls to chain-link fences to city blocks.

Fantasy Garden
Explore a corner of a curious garden with ‘future artifacts’ and fantasy characters.

Cassandra is a multi-disciplinary visual and performing artist ever expanding her artistic vocabulary and following the rabbit of insatiable curiosity. Her current art project, CementressArts, came out of a desire to sculpt again particularly in cement and explore the junction of past and future.

House of Movement

At Wonderville, Kay shares her mastery of the art of movement with you. Select from a custom menu and, in the tranquil surrounding of her space, she will help you create an individualized movement plan for your body.

Kay Nishikawa is an internationally recognized multimedia performing artist born in Kobe, Japan and now living in New York City and Warwick, NY. She is the founder and Artistic Director of K2 Dance and Arts Company. Their mission is to reveal movement as a means of communicating untold/unconscious ideas on the human condition, rather than merely an aesthetic visual stimulus.

Farm Parts Printmaking with AGRISCULPTURE Amy

Participants use recycled farm tools to make prints.
Amy creates metal sculpture informed by nature and abandoned agricultural farm equipment - Agrisculpture. She teaches environmental awareness - giving free youth/public workshops involving recycled materials and the creative process of adaptive reuse in her Nature:Arts Workshops.

Fuller Moon guests will also enjoy “Carnival of Creativity” and “Giant Marble Run”.