Laika Unveils 'Wildwood' Exhibition Ahead of Film Release

Laika, the renowned stop-motion animation studio known for its artistic prowess, is set to launch a captivating exhibition titled 'Laika presents Wildwood' at the Design Museum in London. Opening on October 15 and running until January 10, this exhibition coincides with the release of their latest film, Wildwood, a darkly enchanting tale based on Colin Meloy's acclaimed book series.

Founded in 2005 in Oregon, Laika has gained recognition for its visually stunning films such as Coraline, The Boxtrolls, and Kubo and the Two Strings. Wildwood is a testament to the studio's dedication to emotionally resonant storytelling and technical innovation. The film follows a determined seventh grader on her quest to rescue her kidnapped baby brother from a mystical forest.

According to Laika's COO, David Burke, the exhibition provides a unique opportunity for audiences to immerse themselves in the intricate artistry that defines Laika's work. It showcases a range of production elements, including character designs, costumes, props, and miniature sets, highlighting the collaborative efforts of artists and craftspeople over the years. Visitors can expect to see original creative materials, filmmaking tools, and interactive installations that reveal the behind-the-scenes magic of stop-motion animation.

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