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With Kim Johnson – I just got recognized as one of their top fans! 🎉
05/03/2026

With Kim Johnson – I just got recognized as one of their top fans! 🎉

03/01/2026

THINK ABOUT IT!
“A true artist is not one who is inspired, but one who inspires others.”

The idea that an artist’s highest purpose is to inspire aligns with a widely held understanding of art’s role in society—one that extends far beyond personal expression. Artists possess a unique capacity to connect people, influence cultural discourse, and enrich human life by awakening emotion, reflection, and action in others.

Ways Artists Inspire Others

Evoke Emotion and Empathy
Artists have the ability to elicit powerful emotional responses, enabling audiences to connect with lived experiences beyond their own. Through this exchange, art fosters empathy and a shared sense of humanity.

Challenge Perspectives
By questioning conventions and pushing boundaries, artists invite viewers to reconsider assumptions, engage critically with the world, and see familiar realities from new vantage points.

Prompt Action and Social Change
Throughout history, art has served as a catalyst for civic engagement and social transformation—raising awareness around issues such as apartheid, the AIDS epidemic, and civil rights, and motivating collective action.

Provide Escape and Renewal
Art offers moments of wonder and reflection, allowing people to step outside the pressures of daily life and reconnect with deeper truths, imagination, and possibility.

Spark Creativity in Others
Encountering a compelling work of art often ignites creative potential in others, encouraging them to explore their own voices and produce meaningful expressions of their experiences.

Offer Joy and Hope
By introducing beauty, optimism, and resonance into the world, art sustains emotional well-being and affirms life’s value, even in difficult times.

Ultimately, artists serve as vital communicators—bridging cultures, generations, and individuals. Their work leaves a lasting imprint, capable of transforming personal perspectives and shaping society itself.

Expose yourself in public Art by Painting Cities to LifeOver the years we have strived to provide artists with unprecede...
13/12/2025

Expose yourself in public Art by Painting Cities to Life
Over the years we have strived to provide artists with unprecedented opportunities.

Painting Cities to Life is the challenge designed to introduce emerging academic artist to the community and challenging each student to explore beyond their previous experiences. We work out the details and seek out educators to recommend us to their students. There is no shortage of interest and we welcome everyone who wants to try. Our method is to start with a theme and let the artists imagine what they can. The only goal is to empower artists and give them a voice in the public eye!

Painting Cities to Life is the challenge designed to introduce emerging academic artist to the community and challenging each student to explore beyond their previous experiences. We work out the details and seek out educators to recommend us to their students. There is no shortage of interest and w...

YOU LEARN SOMETHING EVERY DAY!The dots used in pop art are called Ben-Day dots: Origin Benjamin Henry Day Jr., an Americ...
10/09/2024

YOU LEARN SOMETHING EVERY DAY!
The dots used in pop art are called Ben-Day dots:
Origin Benjamin Henry Day Jr., an American illustrator and printer, invented Ben-Day dots in 1879. They were originally used in commercial printing to create shades and colors by overlaying small, evenly-spaced dots.

Pop art American artist Roy Lichtenstein was a hallmark user of Ben-Day dots, often enlarging and exaggerating them in his paintings and sculptures. Lichtenstein's use of Ben-Day dots transformed mass-produced imagery into high art and influenced many artists, illustrators, and graphic designers. Some of his most famous works that feature Ben-Day dots include Whaam! (1963), Drowning Girl (1963), Ohhh...Alright... (1964), Hopeless (1963), and Girl with Ball (1961).

How to create Ben-Day dots You can create Ben-Day dots using crayons, markers, bubble wrap, and liquid tempera paint.

02/09/2024
I'm not pointing any fingers. But you know who you are? LOL
14/07/2024

I'm not pointing any fingers. But you know who you are? LOL

Moving into the taking and editing photos portion of building a website? Here is a great intro to Lightroom.
12/07/2024

Moving into the taking and editing photos portion of building a website? Here is a great intro to Lightroom.

In today's video I'm taking you on a tour of Lightroom Classic! I'll be explaining the interface, how to import and export photos and explain what every tab ...

At what point is an Arts District no longer an Arts District?The arts district is maturing into a real-estate boom town ...
04/07/2024

At what point is an Arts District no longer an Arts District?
The arts district is maturing into a real-estate boom town and its becoming impossible for artists to find affordable studio spaces or housing. They are getting displaced by the planned developments claiming to be located in the very Arts District that the art galleries and artists are being priced out of. As they say that is the price of progress. Im sure once its redeveloped and the well to do are in their mid rises making the bar crawls from here to there. Someone will say its so nice living in the arts district but where are the artists!

Most neighborhoods saw rents increase after the pandemic, but what’s significant about the Arts District is that it’s supposed to be a place where artists can afford to be.

Making beauty in a war zone really stands out!
29/06/2024

Making beauty in a war zone really stands out!

LAS VEGAS ARTS COMMISSION Be apart of the decisions!!!The city of Las Vegas Arts Commission was established in 1987 and ...
18/06/2024

LAS VEGAS ARTS COMMISSION Be apart of the decisions!!!
The city of Las Vegas Arts Commission was established in 1987 and is operated through the city’s Department of Parks, Recreation and Cultural Affairs. The Arts Commission meets regularly at 4 p.m. on the third Thursday of each month, September through June, in the Council Chambers on the second floor of Las Vegas City Hall, 495 S. Main St.
Upcoming Meetings:
June 20, 2024, at 4 p.m. - Regular meeting of the Arts Commission
July 2024 – No meeting held in July
Aug. 15, 2024, at 3:30 p.m. - Project Development Subcommittee of the Arts Commission
Sept. 19, 2024, at 4 p.m. - Regular meeting of the Las Vegas Arts Commission
To view more information about city of Las Vegas boards and commissions, please visit:
Las Vegas Arts Commission @

Abnormal Eye Candy Art Walk! at Taverna Costera Nov 2ndJoin us for an extraordinary art experience at the Taverna Coster...
07/10/2023

Abnormal Eye Candy Art Walk! at Taverna Costera Nov 2nd
Join us for an extraordinary art experience at the Taverna Costera on South Main Street in Las Vegas, NV, USA. Get ready to immerse yourself in a world of captivating and unconventional artworks that will leave you wanting more.
At this in-person event, you'll have the chance to explore a diverse range of artistic creations that push the boundaries of imagination. From mind-bending sculptures to vibrant paintings, every piece promises to be a visual feast for your eyes.
Take a leisurely stroll through the venue and let your senses be captivated by the extraordinary talent of local artists. Engage in conversations with the creators themselves, gaining insight into their creative process and inspirations.
Whether you're an art enthusiast, a casual observer, or simply someone looking for a unique experience, the Abnormal Eye Candy Art Walk is an event you won't want to miss. Mark your calendars and prepare for a visual adventure like no other!

Get ready for a mind-blowing experience at the Abnormal Eye Candy Art Walk, where you'll feast your eyes on art, live music, drink and food!

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