Category: Q&A
Zooming in
In their artwork, Clarice Tara Cuda & Min Jung process misogyny and pain. In video chats, they goof and giggle.
A conversation with artist & activist Fawn Douglas
We talk striptease, stereotypes, and how Black Lives Matter is raising the tide for everyone
Exploring ‘the unseen pyramid of privilege’
Ashley Hairston Doughty's show at UNLV is a diary of life as a 30-something Black woman in America
Festival art minus the admission ticket
Area15, to open Sept. 17 in Las Vegas, includes Art Island, a free, outdoor sculpture park
From one art school grad to another
Jack Malotte, whose work is now showing in Elko, reminisces about his early years with his niece, Lena Tseabbe Wright
‘I feel like it’s time to get a little more radicalized …’
Justin Favela on how the pandemic and the civil rights uprising are moving his needle forward
Land art legend Michael Heizer is a tough nut to crack
Bill Fox's new book on the reclusive artist is one part art criticism, one part unauthorized biography
By Las Vegas, for Las Vegas
Heather Harmon wants the city's future art museum to serve locals—all of them
The arts district I didn’t know existed
A UNR grad returning home to Vegas finds some nice surprises—like First Fridays and the 18b