“Dogon of Mali-West Africa Exhibition”
Audrey King Lewis shares her photographs and artifacts from Mali in West Africa, home of the Dogon people. Exhibit runs April 4 through June 25. Enjoying The List? Become a
Audrey King Lewis shares her photographs and artifacts from Mali in West Africa, home of the Dogon people. Exhibit runs April 4 through June 25. Enjoying The List? Become a
This biennial is devoted to issues surrounding the place of women in the field of visual arts and explores the theme of Territory/Boundaries, in the sense of the physical space
Shedding fresh light on the understudied iconographic and ideological aspects of traditional Mexican ex-votos — votive retablo paintings — this exhibition features art by contemporary Latinx artists from the United
Color Me Skeptical is a solo exhibition of paintings by Las Vegas-based artist Lel Kihm. Drawing inspiration from the chronicles of visual history, Kihm explores fundamental issues embedded in the
“You’re Fired!” is a group collage show dedicated to office hustle culture, the never-ending grind, and the love-hate relationship we have with employment during end-stage capitalism. THEMES EXPLORED: labor, labor
In honor of Mental Health Awareness Month the city of Las Vegas and First Friday Foundation present the second annual Art U OK? event at the Historic Fifth Street School.
This exhibit features the work created by the activists and community organizers of Mass Liberation Nevada. Enjoying The List? Become a member today!
This free discussion on architectural preservation in Las Vegas features a keynote by architect and writer Alan Hess. The List relies on you to cover our expenses and pay our
First Friday is Downtown’s signature monthly arts and culture festival that takes place on the first Friday of every month. The event features live music, food trucks, art exhibits, and
They’ll bring the doll, you bring the weird at this Weird Barbie creation event that features a quirky doll fashion show.
Core Contemporary is partnering with Post-Invisibles, a Montreal, Canada-based biennial that devoted to issues surrounding the place of women in the field of visual arts today. Throughout this second biennial,
The Holoholo Market showcases AAPI vendors, and includes community resource information, live Hawaiian music, and more.
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