Fine Arts

Trifecta’s latest exhibit is a Charley Harper treasure trove: Wednesday, May 1, 2013; By Kristen Peterson; If you haven't seen this man's works before, you are missing out

'Exquisite Corpse': the CAC uses collaborative artwork to raise funds: Wednesday, May 1, 2013; By Kristen Peterson; Building a great work of art -- one piece at a time

The city's arts scene needs believers to keep moving forward: Wednesday, May 1, 2013; By Kristen Peterson; "Rarely do you find a mayor arguing against an art museum."

Artists Javier Sanchez and Yasmina Chavez delve into the look and sound of 'eristic stasis': Wednesday, May 1, 2013; By Kristen Peterson; “What would unresolved conflict sound and look like?”

Rare Andy Warhol photographs, unseen and forgotten for 30 years, by Steve Wood surface: Tuesday, April 30, 2013; By Robin Leach; It’s been 30 years since British royal photographer Steve Wood shot a portrait session with pop art prince Andy Warhol that I helped ...

Months after county begins its public art program, city to reconsider its funding: Tuesday, April 30, 2013; By Conor Shine; In a time when local governments are still struggling to close budget deficits, using public funds for art projects can be a hot-button issue. Proponents argue public art beautifies neighborhoods and builds a sense of community. Critics cringe at the thought of tens of thousands of public dollars being spent on artwork. Since 2005, Las Vegas has diverted 1 percent of the city’s capital improvement budget into an arts fund that has paid for more than 40 commissioned projects throughout the city. The fund has generated $1.3 million, $1.1 million of which has been spent, but collections have dipped in ...

Matthew McConaughey says he's listened to critics: Friday, April 26, 2013; By Alicia Rancilio, Associated Press; Matthew McConaughey, who's getting praise from critics for his role in the new movie "Mud," says he's found a way to make negative reviews a positive learning experience.

Barrick’s new film series features works by Deville Cohen and Jessie Stead: Wednesday, April 24, 2013; By Kristen Peterson; There had been talk of bringing in films, but there’s always talk about this somewhere.

Find robots in Las Vegas, tell them what you love: Wednesday, April 24, 2013; By Kristen Peterson; Miniature robot paintings for the community to find have been placed in locations throughout the Las Vegas Valley.

Renowned radio host Ira Glass on storytelling, sucking at poker: Saturday, April 20, 2013; By Ed Komenda; Fans of stories about real people moving through high-stakes situations and changing along the way have likely heard of Ira Glass. Known for his quizzical voice and empathetic storytelling, the host of public radio’s “This American Life” has changed the landscape of American broadcasting. Now, on the first stop of a national tour, Glass will bring his show to the Smith Center for the Performing Arts on April 27 as part of the Audi Speaker Series.

Joe Downtown: Atomic fusion melds partnership between bar, museum: Friday, April 19, 2013; By Joe Schoenmann; The Atomic bar, which has pushed its opening back to sometime in May, has formed a partnership with the National Atomic Testing Museum.

The strange beauty of juried exibitions: Wednesday, April 17, 2013; By Kristen Peterson; If you’re lucky enough to have your work selected, it might be placed next to something that infringes upon it.

Naked City's 'house of light' gets some love: Wednesday, April 17, 2013; By Kristen Peterson; After battling foreclosure on the property, zoning issues and structural problems, workers begin needed renovations on Casa de Luz this week.

Motion picture group will emphasize rating details: Tuesday, April 16, 2013; Hannah Dreier, Associated Press; The Motion Picture Association of America announced changes to its movie rating system Tuesday, saying it wants to help parents make informed decisions at the multiplex.

Proposed change targets mandatory aspect of Percent for Arts program: Tuesday, April 16, 2013; Las Vegas City Council:; By Conor Shine; Las Vegas could do away with its dedicated funding for the arts under a bill that will be introduced Wednesday at the City Council’s meeting. Council members also will vote on downtown redevelopment grants and revive a discussion on drones when they meet at 9 a.m. Wednesday at City Hall.