The political visages that have been haunting every social media feed of late come under close artistic scrutiny at Vanity Plates, now open at the Sahara West Library Gallery.

A sprig of basil innocently pushes up in a terracotta pot, next to a partially buried human head. Rather than a case for Metro to solve, the painting by Casey Southern captures the essential point of “Isabella, or the Pot of Basil,” a morbid 18th-century love poem by John Keats. Honoring the long-standing tradition of […]

Attracted by the title, Breathe Onto the Mirror, I entered Jacqueline Ehlis’ exhibition anticipating highly self-reflexive works.

This coffee-filtered installation at Brett Wesley Gallery, by St. Louis-based Adam Turl, showcases the fictional lives and flophouse studio of the 13 Baristas Art Collective, a proletariat narrative invented by the artist.

You can almost hear the crack of gunshots going off in the Clark County Government Center Rotunda Gallery.

During a sneak peak, Tatyana Franck explains the intimate nature of Picasso's "Creatures and Creativity" at Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art.

Like the mob, Rodriguez takes us "8 miles out, 6 feet under."