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Oct 23 Wednesday
Works on display were inspired by Taoist symbolism and American Abstract Expressionist. Says the artist: “My paintings are made as a response to the cultural ambiguity of being an outsider of both Asian-American and White-American culture as a Hapa individual. They are built in layers, representing daily thoughts and meditations on emotional states, natural phenomena, and cosmic movements. In this way, each work becomes a confluence of colors, shapes, and asemic language."
The show runs through Feb. 22, with the gallery open Monday through Friday.Artist talk and reception on October 23 at 6 PM.
Oct 25 Friday
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.
Oct 27 Sunday
Arts Foundation Hayes Advocacy for Vegas curated this display of works by Guatemalan, Haitian, and Mexican artists, including Antonio Vasquez Parra and Carmel Washington. Summerlin collectors donated the pieces to the exhibition, with the aim of furthering education about Latin culture.
Exhibit runs through November 3.
Oct 28 Monday
MotherForce is a symbol of generative energy; an intersection of creative practice through the frame of motherhood. Clarice Tara Cuda examines the complexities of creative labor both transforming and informing identity. She says her experience of giving birth serves as a catalyst which investigates the struggle and beauty that coexist with creation and mothering.
Clarice Tara Cuda is a multidisciplinary artist who enjoys detailed and repetitive practices. She explores female narratives through process-driven work that emphasizes materiality. She received her BFA in Sculpture and Painting in 2019 from UNLV.
Gallery hours are Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday from 10 am to 4 pm. Join her for the exhibition opening November 1st from 5 to 9 pm during UNLV’s ArtWalk. A closing reception will be held November 8 from 6 to 9 pm.
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Oct 31 Thursday