The Guide

Robin Stark leads the ceramic program in the Fine Arts Department at the College of Southern Nevada. Newton's law of gravity states: What goes up must come down. Stark lightheartedly compares this theory with its simplicity and directness to how she is motivated to create her own ceramic sculptural forms and vessels.

Perceptions and impressions from her experiences eventually come out as emotions or ideas transformed into a narrative, ceramic objects animated through form, color, and texture. What Stark experiences, and her inner reactions, must come out.

October 17 through February 7. Open weekdays.

Colors of Mexico is an immersive art exhibit, restaurant and bar ALL IN ONE PLACE. And for the month of October, Colors of Mexico transforms all seven rooms to celebrate Dia de los Muertos. From it’s visual heritage to its delicious flavors. Immerse yourself in a journey filled with art, tradition, and heritage, showcasing elements that reflect Mexico’s folklore, history, and traditions.

Robin Stark leads the ceramic program in the Fine Arts Department at the College of Southern Nevada. Newton's law of gravity states: What goes up must come down. Stark lightheartedly compares this theory with its simplicity and directness to how she is motivated to create her own ceramic sculptural forms and vessels.

Perceptions and impressions from her experiences eventually come out as emotions or ideas transformed into a narrative, ceramic objects animated through form, color, and texture. What Stark experiences, and her inner reactions, must come out.

October 17 through February 7. Open weekdays.

Colors of Mexico is an immersive art exhibit, restaurant and bar ALL IN ONE PLACE. And for the month of October, Colors of Mexico transforms all seven rooms to celebrate Dia de los Muertos. From it’s visual heritage to its delicious flavors. Immerse yourself in a journey filled with art, tradition, and heritage, showcasing elements that reflect Mexico’s folklore, history, and traditions.

Robin Stark leads the ceramic program in the Fine Arts Department at the College of Southern Nevada. Newton's law of gravity states: What goes up must come down. Stark lightheartedly compares this theory with its simplicity and directness to how she is motivated to create her own ceramic sculptural forms and vessels.

Perceptions and impressions from her experiences eventually come out as emotions or ideas transformed into a narrative, ceramic objects animated through form, color, and texture. What Stark experiences, and her inner reactions, must come out.

October 17 through February 7. Open weekdays.

Colors of Mexico is an immersive art exhibit, restaurant and bar ALL IN ONE PLACE. And for the month of October, Colors of Mexico transforms all seven rooms to celebrate Dia de los Muertos. From it’s visual heritage to its delicious flavors. Immerse yourself in a journey filled with art, tradition, and heritage, showcasing elements that reflect Mexico’s folklore, history, and traditions.

Robin Stark leads the ceramic program in the Fine Arts Department at the College of Southern Nevada. Newton's law of gravity states: What goes up must come down. Stark lightheartedly compares this theory with its simplicity and directness to how she is motivated to create her own ceramic sculptural forms and vessels.

Perceptions and impressions from her experiences eventually come out as emotions or ideas transformed into a narrative, ceramic objects animated through form, color, and texture. What Stark experiences, and her inner reactions, must come out.

October 17 through February 7. Open weekdays.

Colors of Mexico is an immersive art exhibit, restaurant and bar ALL IN ONE PLACE. And for the month of October, Colors of Mexico transforms all seven rooms to celebrate Dia de los Muertos. From it’s visual heritage to its delicious flavors. Immerse yourself in a journey filled with art, tradition, and heritage, showcasing elements that reflect Mexico’s folklore, history, and traditions.

This solo exhibition by Holly Hamilton is a vibrant collection of paintings celebrating nature, using bright colors to evoke a sense of joy from viewers. Holly is an elementary art teacher with 13 years of experience and uses a STEAM curriculum to show students that math, science, and technology have a close connection to art.

The closing reception will have food, drinks, and live entertainment.

No charge, but more info at "Get Tickets."

Robin Stark leads the ceramic program in the Fine Arts Department at the College of Southern Nevada. Newton's law of gravity states: What goes up must come down. Stark lightheartedly compares this theory with its simplicity and directness to how she is motivated to create her own ceramic sculptural forms and vessels.

Perceptions and impressions from her experiences eventually come out as emotions or ideas transformed into a narrative, ceramic objects animated through form, color, and texture. What Stark experiences, and her inner reactions, must come out.

October 17 through February 7. Open weekdays.