12 Inches of Sin
12 Inches of Sin! The previous year, I had planned to host the juried art exhibition, but… Worldwide, the COVID-19
12 Inches of Sin! The previous year, I had planned to host the juried art exhibition, but… Worldwide, the COVID-19
To Build A Museum details the academic and professional path that lead me to construct a museum. My dissertation for
ASCENSION is a breathtaking new three-dimensional installation that was recently unveiled at Soho Lofts on Las Vegas Strip by The
Working together with The Wall Saints, a collective specializing in fine art and mural design that is situated in Las
I’ve started the process of organizing my images. I, like the vast majority of other professionals, have a laser-like focus
I am really honored to have curated the exhibition ONE by the Iranian-American artist Nanda Sharif-pour, which includes the poem
Curating a mural by renowned Las Vegas artist James Stanford for the Neon Museum has been a true pleasure. The
I’m really happy for Burning Man co-founder and photographer Will Roger! Will captures the enchantment of the (nearly) anything-goes cultural
Extract from Scott Dickensheets’ Desert Companion piece Window Pain, which highlights Nanda Sharif-art pour’s installation, ONE. “The politics don’t swarm
I first heard of James Stanford when I moved to Las Vegas in 2007. I soon became aware of his philanthropic endeavors, his position as Chair of the Las Vegas Art Commissioner, his pioneering work establishing the Arts District, and his leadership of the Contemporary Art Center, a non-profit operating
The Scotch Eighties was lit with holiday cheer at the home of abstract impressionist artist Dutch Montana. As a new resident of the historic and art-centric community, Dutch welcomed neighbors and out-of-town guests to a magnificent soiree filled with art, music, and much more. I was delighted to attend the
As the Covid-19 pandemic pushes the United States and much of the rest of the world into lockdown, a public art installation in Las Vegas by the Iranian-American artist and refugee Nanda Sharif-pour is using art to inspire kindness, reflection, equality, and unity during these difficult times.
In the following interview we speak with American artist, photographer and entrepreneur James Stanford.
A pioneer in the digital arts movement, leader in the development of the Las Vegas arts community, founder of his own publishing house, and devout Buddhist artist,
It has been a decade since Ali Fathollahi of downtown Las Vegas and his wife, Nanda Sharif-pour, moved from their home country of Iran to Turkey, and later Las Vegas, in search of political freedom.
A look at our current conscious decision as mankind into exhausting our planet’s resources.
Quivx, based in the heart of city’s Arts District, hosts EX-HAUST-ED, a pop-up installation by Las Vegas artist Joel Spencer.
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