This exhibit covers the wide range of themes, expressiveness, craftsmanship, and experience that make up the Nevada Clay Guild membership. The Clay Guild uses t
Sarah Robles: Home Means Nevada
Description:
In Home Means Nevada, Sarah Robles captures the essence of Las Vegas through the unfiltered lens of film photography. Using in-camera techniques l
Walt Sturrock: The Old School Art of Traditional Illustration
Artist Statement
Over the past few decades digital techniques using computers have displaced much of the use of traditional art mediums used in the production
Nikkei in Nevada
Toyono Toyota (far left, pictured with her Japanese family).
The first Japanese Americans arrived in Nevada in the early 1900s, with just under 300 Japanese ma
Nisei Soldiers: Japanese American Soldiers during World War II
Gift of Frank S. Nakatani, Japanese American National Museum
"Nisei Soldiers" refers to Japanese American soldiers who fought in World War II, specifically the
Desert Companion: Focus on Nevada Photo Showcase 2025
Doreen Lawrence
This exhibition features photographs selected from the 2025 Focus on Nevada Photo Contest. The photos, submitted by both amateur and profession
Alexa Gilweit: Greener Grasses
Artist Statement
I’m interested in the blurred boundaries between cultural memory and history, and between personal memory and fantasy. Agricultural images fro
Enter Your Original Work for a Chance to Win “Indie Author of the Year”
The Indie Author Project (IAP) Annual Contest is back with an exciting, genre-focused format designed to spotlight the best in independent publishing.
Women’s History Month at the Library District
Betty. Ruth. Eleanor. Aretha. Malala. Rosa. Pocahontas. Gaga. Amy. Kamala. Alice. Frida. Beyoncé. Taylor. Maya. Georgia. Dolly. Meryl. Sally. Serena. The first names of these fascinating women are shorthand for the contributions that they and countless others have made to politics, law, human rights, music, film, poetry, art, literature, sports, science, and so much more. Each…
Megan Oettinger Little: Beyond the Trail: Finding Beauty Where We Are
The exhibit showcases a series of vibrant 16"x20" color nature photographs, presented in both portrait and landscape orientations. Each image captures the breat
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