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Art of Richard MacDonald

Inspired by the marvel of Cirque du Soleil dancers, Richard MacDonald has taken a bold step in displaying their artistry in his sculptures. He has accurately captured the essence in the movements of these dancers and performers and successfully recreated them in the bronze statues present at the venue. Due to the poise and elegance of these sculptures, some may have to tilt their heads to marvel in the true beauty of them.

Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art

This collection is impressive even to those who have visited larger museums in New York and Europe. On display are sculptures and paintings from late 19th- and 20th-century artists, including original works by Pablo Picasso, Claude Monet, Vincent Van Gogh and other European masters. The tour is best appreciated when the audio headphones are used, which are included with admission. Reservations are necessary, as this is a very popular attraction.

Meow Wolf's Omega Mart

Located off Las Vegas Freeway, Omega Mart is a family-run supermarket that opened its doors in the year 2021. Set in the AREA15 gaming center, this facility features several art installations that were put together by Meow Wolf. With several temporary and permanent exhibits that are made by hundreds of artists, this supermarket sells a variety of items like nuts, detergent, milk and a lot more. This unique supermarket is a great place to visit for art lovers in the area.

Gallery of Music and Art

The Gallery of Music and Art located in the Forum Shops at Caesars is offering a unique collection of talented and famous artists whose works combine musical themes, celebrity portraits, musicians, and new contemporary art forms.

The Arts Factory

The Arts Factory, located on Charleston Boulevard, houses the galleries of painters and graphic designers, photographers and architects in addition to a bistro and retail shop. Established in 1991, the unique art gallery allows visitors to interact with budding and established artists, architects, and photographers. Visit the place to soak in local art and culture, meet new, like-minded people, collect souvenirs at the vending machines, or simply chill with a drink and a snack to go with it.

Marjorie Barrick Museum of Art

The Marjorie Barrick Museum offers opportunities for visitors to learn about the visual arts. Besides showcasing works from various artists, the museum also has a collection of cultural items from the Southwest and Latin America. You can view Guatemalan and Bolivian textiles, Hopi and Paiute basketry, and Mexican dance masks. Not just for students of the University of Las Vegas, the museum seeks to educate the greater public on these works of art. 

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