Darren Johnson, the gallery manager for the Las Vegas-Clark County Library District, curates this collection aimed at celebrating how art enriches everyday spaces. Consider, for instance, Harold Bradford’s 2014 oil painting depicting the jumbo, neon bulb-dotted silver slipper being loaded onto a flatbed truck in front of Young Electric Sign Company as three professionals, who are apparently involved in the shoe’s delivery, confer about it over architectural drawings. It’s a mid-century modern scene retracing the circle closed when the Strip’s iconic public artwork began making its way to the Neon Museum.

The exhibition is on display through Oct. 26.