First Friday
“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
“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
“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
Afsaneh Javanmard is a photographer who began her career in Tehran and was one of the first women to pursue commercial photography in Iran. She has since refined her skills
This is a one-day exhibit showing the work of Jose Bellver.
Screaming Demon Art is showcasing @tagz1’s pinup exhibit, “Electric Ladies”, on April 15th. The exhibit features cyberpunk-themed works that celebrate women with cybernetic enhancements, highlighting the intersection of lowlife and
This event is a reception for three art exhibits at Las Vegas City Hall. In “Kindness, Neighbors, Art,” Sapira Cheuk shares her experience as a transplant to Las Vegas, where
This is the reception for “Missing Pieces” by Ainsley Osawa. The exhibit is on display from April 7 through May 25.
“In My Room: Student Reflections on the Time of Isolation” features original artworks created by Las Vegas students from K.O. Knudson Academy of Art Middle School and Del Sol Academy
“Mosaics” features the mosaic artwork of a diverse group of artists, juried by Don Michael Jr., a painter. Enjoying The List? Become a member today!
This art festival will feature artworks in a variety of media for purchase, as well as live jazz, food, drinks, and children’s activities. Enjoying The List? Become a member today!
This exhibition will be an immersive multi-disciplinary experience of large-scale interactive sculptures created for Burning Man, photography, collages, and historical media archive showcasing the unique body of work created by
Artist Judith Klausner writes, “Often when something has “gone bad,” it gives rise to something new, but it can be hard to appreciate new growth in the shadow of our
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