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"Apocalyptic Wonderland" at the Contemporary Art Museum

What is left when all is lost? "Apocalyptic Wonderland," the first in a series of highly visual events produced by Fête, explored the question May 17, 2014, at the Contemporary Art Museum. Through performing and fine art, high fashion and music, the event took attendees on a transformative journey through darkness, limbo and light.

Photos by Steve Truesdell for the Riverfront Times.

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