For Executive Director Laura Sanders, stewardship extends far beyond caring for a collection. It is about providing meaningful opportunities for people to
At the Chapel of the Holy Family at St. Jude’s Ranch for Children, an extraordinary afternoon unfolded where music, philanthropy and humanity
There is a moment, just before recognition, when the body understands something the mind cannot yet name. In Sapira Cheuk’s Transmitting Figures,
Nancy Uscher, dean of the UNLV College of Fine Arts, took the stage first, grounding the 21st Annual Hall of Fame Gala
Grace does not arrive cleanly. It does not announce itself or ask permission. It rarely looks like virtue when it first appears.
Sunlight pours through Rita Deanin Abbey’s monumental “Wall of Creation,” scattering blues, golds and desert tones across the gallery walls. As the
In a city that has mastered the art of reinvention, memory is crucial in defining the future, a fragile thing. Las Vegas
A full house is always a promising sign, but what unfolded during “Broadway Reimagined: A Chamber Music Tribute” at the Rita Deanin
I had the pleasure of spending the evening at the Doberman Drawing Room Las Vegas, invited by Laura Henkel, major gifts officer
There are books we read, and then there are books we live with. As an art and cultural professional, I have spent
Some events sparkle because of the clothes. Others because of the people. But every so often, an evening arrives that shines because
In a city built on spectacle, few stars are as timeless as Lynette Chappell, the unforgettable Evil Queen of Siegfried & Roy.