A Month-Long Teen Lollapalooza! TeenTober is back by popular demand! We folded Teen Read Week and Teen Tech Week into one, big, month-long marvel of creepy, cool fun for teens. This year we are celebrating with "Strange & Unusual" events at our libraries and hair-raising reading recommendations galore. Check out our lists below … and…
Bryan Yeager: @BryanYeagerPumpkin
Bryan Yeager is passionate about pumpkin carving and has been doing it since he was a child. His intricate designs, featuring a variety of characters and themes, are carved into foam pumpkins and last well beyond the season.
Dayo Adelaja: ART & FORM: A Cubist’s Journey
Dayo Adelaja layers meaning into his paintings of contemporary and historical subjects by creatively utilizing the techniques of Cubism; dissecting and reassembling pictorial perspective in order to show different views and angles of a subject simultaneously. The resulting paintings become puzzle-like, forcing the viewer’s brain to piece together the fragmented, geometric forms and lines.
Nevada Watercolor Society: 2021 Fall Show
This year’s annual exhibit of paintings by Nevada Watercolor Society members was juried and judged by invited artist Linda Kemp. The NVWS celebrates 52 years of encouraging and promoting the advancement of water media in Southern Nevada.
Las Vegas News Bureau and Neon Museum: Then & Now: The Neon Boneyard
Then and Now: The Neon Boneyard, curated by Kelli Luchs of the Las Vegas News Bureau and Derek Weis of the Neon Museum, juxtaposes the brilliant neon signs, as they stand today in the Neon Boneyard, against their vintage images from the News Bureau’s archive.
The Neon Museum Presents: Creative Aging
Art created by seniors in the Neon Museum's Creative Aging workshops. On display at West Las Vegas Library Gallery from Oct. 14, 2021 through Jan. 4, 2022.
Nevada State Treasurer’s Office Art Contest Winners
In an effort to encourage all Nevada youth to put thought into what their futures will lead them to, the Nevada State Treasurer’s Office has implemented the new art contest entitled “What Do You Want to Be When You Grow Up.”
Kristin Hough: Time Out For Tears
Kristin Hough’s Time Out For Tears paintings depict screen-captured still frames from consecutive TV seasons of The Bachelor, The Bachelorette, and Bachelor in Paradise.
Brian Martinez: INTERLUDE
A recent bachelor of fine arts graduate from UNLV, Brian Martinez set the goal at 19 to have a solo exhibit every year until the age of 30. INTERLUDE marks his 5th consecutive solo exhibit, and it finds the artist at a time of experimentation and exploration. Representing more of his own life experiences is especially important to the artist in this exhibit. In keeping with that intent, Martinez has set out to incorporate more “brown” in his work, meaning not just the color, but also of the people—especially Chicano culture.
Pieces: From the LVCCLD Collection
The Las Vegas-Clark County Library District’s permanent art collection started in 1974 with donations from local artists and library customers. Since that time, the collection has grown to over 400 works of art and become one of the most comprehensive collections of local art held by a public agency in Southern Nevada.
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