If you love animals, have a solid sense of humor with a smidge of empathy, and really despair the desolation of the cheap motel décor, get yourself over to SLAM this weekend before the migration (empire) - linear version exhibit.  Trust me, its nothing like it sounds.  The title is totally misleading.  What sounds like a high falutin' cerebral installation is, in fact, a hilarious look at the collision between wildlife and the painfully sterile manmade environment of the ubiquitous motel room.  Why do we do this to ourselves?  When you think about the natural habitat for wildlife, their sudden introduction into a motel room seems all the more shocking.  And consequently, begs the question - why do we accept that kind of environment for ourselves?  I'm not sure I can answer that, but it is worth pondering.  And it's even more fun to see how a squirrel, a buffalo and more (sorry, no spoiler here) give the room a bit of their own energy and a bit of their own, shall we say . . . flair?  Don't miss it.  Through Labor Day (Monday, September 7th) at the Saint Louis Art Museum in Forest Park.