SANTA FE, N.M. (KRQE) – Meow Wolf, the company that created the immersive art exhibit in Santa Fe, is cutting its workforce. The company told KRQE News 13 they are laying off 75 employees, which includes 45 New Mexicans. New Mexico ranchers speak on how new meat inspection act will impact their industry The Meow Wolf Workers Collective is angry about the decision. The union is requesting the board of directors to hold the CEO and other leadership accountable for putting the company in this position. This is the second time this year the company has laid off employees. In April, they let go 165 workers including two dozen new Mexicans. A spokesperson for Meow Wolf sent this statement: The past year has been transformative for Meow Wolf as we, like many in the creative economy, navigate shifting financial realities and evolving priorities. These challenges have required us to reassess our business needs and ensure our ability to deliver exceptional creative experiences.  As part of this process, Meow Wolf has undertaken a strategic restructuring, resulting in a reduction of approximately 75 roles, representing 8% of our total workforce. This includes all levels of the organization, including senior leadership roles, and impacted our central core team the most (as opposed to roles in our local exhibitions). These changes were made with great care and we are mindful of their impact on our team and broader community. This moment represents both a difficult transition and an opportunity to refocus Meow Wolf’s future strategy. We are deeply grateful to all the individuals who are departing for their contributions to Meow Wolf. Their passion, creativity, and dedication have shaped the company’s growth and its standing as a leader in the immersive arts.We remain committed to delivering groundbreaking experiences that inspire and connect people around the world. Erin Barnes, Senior Public Relations Manager Meow Wolf has been expanding in recent years with new locations popping up in Texas, Nevada, and California.