Ghosts, mystics and best-dressed beasts
UNR's MFA Midway Exhibition is underway
Street cred
At 21, Diane Bush photographed a London neighborhood as it was being gentrified. Almost 50 years later, she got a book deal.
Present tense
Just in time for Election Day—UNR's MFA show goes deep into political reality and deep into fantasy
Trashlands
Anxious frenzy and cheery cuteness—all in the same bite
Wall to wall
A scholarly exhibition brings a long-forgotten photographer into the present
Shrink and you shall find
A landscape rendered tiny is no longer a landscape. It's a symbol of your state of mind.
Sneak peek
New University Arts Building slated for January debut
Art for all?
As plans move forward for a Las Vegas museum, questions arise about how it will serve its neighbors
Sierra Arts reaches for the third rail
Reno-area academics' work speaks volumes—but shoehorning it into a theme has a stifling effect
Why I write about art
When there are so many different types of expression, it's easy for a disconnect to form. Art can start to look pretentious and exclusive. And I'll be the first to admit that sometimes art is pretentious and exclusive.