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Native Southern Nevadans might not think so, but Las Vegas winters are among the mildest in the country, so even outdoor evening events such as the...
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Las Vegas Fine Arts Examiner's Articles
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You may not realize this, but this October's First Friday is the seventh anniversary of the monthly downtown art walk. While it's seen better days,...
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It hasn't been a good month for the art scene in Las Vegas. A few weeks ago, multiple news outlets including the Las Vegas Sun reported on a double...
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Fans of local artist Danny Roberts – and we know there are plenty of those – will want to find themselves at the Brett Wesley Gallery (200...
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When is news about public transportation advances relevant to the arts community? When it's ACE, the new rapid transit system the Regional...
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Have you gotten "Off The Strip" yet? The Contemporary Arts Center – celebrating its 20th anniversary – is presenting two weeks...
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Can you believe it's almost First Friday again? Doesn't it seem like only yesterday that we were previewing (and reviewing) March's First Friday...
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Often, an appreciation for art turns casual gallery visitors into full-on patrons. But for those looking to...
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Spring is just around the corner, and in Las Vegas, that means the time is just right to experience First Friday, downtown's long-running monthly art...
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Some pieces of art reflect the deepest-hidden emotions of their creator. Other works leave their meaning open to interpretation. And still others...
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