The Guide

On display are works by 17 student artists from CSN’s Art & Art History Program. Included are ceramics, digital media, drawing, metal work, mixed media, painting, photography, printmaking, and sculpture. Works featured in this exhibition are included as part of the program's capstone experience and highlight the vast range of offerings within the CSN Art & Art History Program,

A reception with light refreshments will be held in the Artspace Gallery on December 12 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.

Runs December 5 through February 28.

Christine Knize says about her work: “I have forever been captivated by orchids, the jewel-like flowers with vibrant colors and striking patterns. Each orchid possesses a unique personality compelling me to capture it on canvas. I approach these flowers as portraits, often working on large-scale surfaces to honor their beauty and complexity. My technique draws inspiration from the European masters, using oil paint, brushes, and multiple layers of translucent glazes, without relying on other mediums or tools. This meticulous process results in realistic works, some taking months to complete.”

December 12 through February 14
Gallery Talk and Artist Reception: December 12

North Las Vegas Campus - Fine Arts Gallery

On display are works by 17 student artists from CSN’s Art & Art History Program. Included are ceramics, digital media, drawing, metal work, mixed media, painting, photography, printmaking, and sculpture. Works featured in this exhibition are included as part of the program's capstone experience and highlight the vast range of offerings within the CSN Art & Art History Program,

A reception with light refreshments will be held in the Artspace Gallery on December 12 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.

Runs December 5 through February 28.

Christine Knize says about her work: “I have forever been captivated by orchids, the jewel-like flowers with vibrant colors and striking patterns. Each orchid possesses a unique personality compelling me to capture it on canvas. I approach these flowers as portraits, often working on large-scale surfaces to honor their beauty and complexity. My technique draws inspiration from the European masters, using oil paint, brushes, and multiple layers of translucent glazes, without relying on other mediums or tools. This meticulous process results in realistic works, some taking months to complete.”

December 12 through February 14
Gallery Talk and Artist Reception: December 12

North Las Vegas Campus - Fine Arts Gallery

Christine Knize says about her work: “I have forever been captivated by orchids, the jewel-like flowers with vibrant colors and striking patterns. Each orchid possesses a unique personality compelling me to capture it on canvas. I approach these flowers as portraits, often working on large-scale surfaces to honor their beauty and complexity. My technique draws inspiration from the European masters, using oil paint, brushes, and multiple layers of translucent glazes, without relying on other mediums or tools. This meticulous process results in realistic works, some taking months to complete.”

December 12 through February 14
Gallery Talk and Artist Reception: December 12

North Las Vegas Campus - Fine Arts Gallery

There’s more doubling-up at UNLV’s Barrick Museum, with two locals-dominated, multimedia group exhibitions. Living Here features Asian American/Pacific Islander artists exploring their heritages and diasporic history through the touchstones that occupy their everyday lives. And moving from the East, to the West Gallery: Perception forces you to question everything you see. Do your eyes deceive you? Is your brain gaslighting you? Trust me, this looks way cooler than it reads. Showing through Dec. 20.

Christine Knize says about her work: “I have forever been captivated by orchids, the jewel-like flowers with vibrant colors and striking patterns. Each orchid possesses a unique personality compelling me to capture it on canvas. I approach these flowers as portraits, often working on large-scale surfaces to honor their beauty and complexity. My technique draws inspiration from the European masters, using oil paint, brushes, and multiple layers of translucent glazes, without relying on other mediums or tools. This meticulous process results in realistic works, some taking months to complete.”

December 12 through February 14
Gallery Talk and Artist Reception: December 12

North Las Vegas Campus - Fine Arts Gallery

Christine Knize says about her work: “I have forever been captivated by orchids, the jewel-like flowers with vibrant colors and striking patterns. Each orchid possesses a unique personality compelling me to capture it on canvas. I approach these flowers as portraits, often working on large-scale surfaces to honor their beauty and complexity. My technique draws inspiration from the European masters, using oil paint, brushes, and multiple layers of translucent glazes, without relying on other mediums or tools. This meticulous process results in realistic works, some taking months to complete.”

December 12 through February 14
Gallery Talk and Artist Reception: December 12

North Las Vegas Campus - Fine Arts Gallery

Christine Knize says about her work: “I have forever been captivated by orchids, the jewel-like flowers with vibrant colors and striking patterns. Each orchid possesses a unique personality compelling me to capture it on canvas. I approach these flowers as portraits, often working on large-scale surfaces to honor their beauty and complexity. My technique draws inspiration from the European masters, using oil paint, brushes, and multiple layers of translucent glazes, without relying on other mediums or tools. This meticulous process results in realistic works, some taking months to complete.”

December 12 through February 14
Gallery Talk and Artist Reception: December 12

North Las Vegas Campus - Fine Arts Gallery

To those wondering (or worrying) why the Las Vegas Museum of Art is so quiet: Fret not. Its first collaboration with the Los Angeles County Museum of Art is already on display. The photographic Family Album doubles as a great excuse to check out the brand-new Civic Center Gallery downtown. Showing through Jan. 9.