I wanted to get away from the usual Vegas scene and try something new, and the Arts Factory was…read moreperfect. It's like a little mall of art, every corner has something different to look at, and you can actually watch artists painting right there. It feels so genuine and creative, nothing like the usual Vegas chaos. We stopped for a drink at the bar and restaurant on the first floor, which was such a nice way to take a break and just soak in the vibe. It's laid-back, unique, and a really fun way to spend a few hours off the Strip. If you're looking for something different in Vegas, this place is a gem.

This review is specifically for Vivid gallery inside the arts factory. We were inside their gallery…read moreat first Friday tonight. A shooting occurred outside the building and the owner (?) employee working there started yelling forcefully for everyone to get out of the gallery screaming there was a shooting. He pushed everyone out and one of the people being pushed out said "wouldn't we be safer inside?" The man proceeded to kick everyone out and lock his gallery and hid behind a curtain peaking at all of the people he just kicked out that were huddled in the lobby shocked and nervous about an active shooter outside. This is APPALLING behavior from a local gallery owner as first Friday is a local event with LOCALS that come to support your gallery and spend money. The fact that he threw us all out to which the female employee muttered something along the lines of "at least we will be safe" is unforgivable. You should be ashamed of yourselves not only as people of the Vegas community but as humans.

"Imagine a city where graffiti wasn't illegal... Where every street was awash with a million colors…read moreand little phrases. A city that felt like a party where everyone was invited!" Bansky This is a party around this area. The invitation is a can of spray paint where yin leave your mark. In your mind there are screams and all our issues that can be resolved and focused here. Welcome to the arts district. Now remember that you need to be safe. Las Vegas especially this area will be you inspired and take your breath away. In the same motion this is a walkable neighborhood and time for adventure. Be safe. In a small little square so much is around to see . The walls are adorned with messages and pictures. The creative process begins and finishes here all around us .

What an amazing evening hubby and I had Having Dinner and Walking The Las Vegas Art District. The…read moreArts District encompasses 18 blocks of downtown Las Vegas between Las Vegas Boulevard and Interstate 15, from Hoover Avenue to Colorado Avenue. This district is home to galleries, artist studios, antique shops, boutiques, bars, and restaurants--the art and soul of Las Vegas. There is so much to see, so much you can do and let's not talk about all the amazing places to eat as well while surrounded by the most amazing Art. The culture , diversity and Amazing life that has been brought back to this area has been Uplifting for LasVegas and ensuring this district thrives for another generation.

Elena Bulatova Fine Art Las Vegas is located inside The Shops at Crystals within the Aria. My mom…read moreand I stumbled across this Art Gallery after visiting the Bellagio Conservatory. It's on the second level between Cartier and VanCleef & Arpels. This gallery opened originally in 2021. The art work features Elena Bulatova as well as Efi Mashiah and other artists! When we entered the gallery, it was as soon as it had opened which was around 11:00 A.M on a Saturday! The space has a wide range of contemporary sculptures, canvases, and installations along the wall. Some of Elena's signature pieces were on display which included the oversized lollipops, popsicles, and even playing cards! These pieces were vibrant with lots of color! A team member was there assisting us and providing us a lot of information regarding the different pieces of art! Efi Mashiah's works are based on modern artworks, transforming normal day items like screws or a bottle holder into beautiful pieces of art! This gallery was also named one of the top galleries in Nevada for 2023 by the American Art Awards! If you're visiting the Aria or the Shops at the Crystals, I'd highly recommend stopping by Elena Bulatova's Fine Art Las Vegas. It was inspirational and there was so much creativity in the artwork!

Elena Bulatova Fine Art is a beautiful gallery located in The Shops at Crystals at Aria. You'll…read morefind it on the second floor near the shimmering purple flower trees. Outside the gallery is a melting sculpture of a blue lollipop and rubik's cube, which is amusing! The humor aligns perfectly with our hot summer in Vegas. Interior is bright, vibrant, and full of colorful sculptures and fascinating artwork. I love every design and art piece including the astronaut wearing chanel. The 3D celebrity art is so cool where the image moves while you move, and there's a charming lounge with neon signs. So many fantastic sculptures and mixed media by Elena. I was also mesmerized by the penny and screw art portraits created by Efi, who is Elena's husband. Definitely a must see! The adorable figurines are cute! There's an astronaut, polar bear, and a girl holding a balloon, it's so cool! Pricing varies for each art. I asked the consultant Terri what the price is, and it is quite high. I did purchase one figurine for a memorable souvenir, and it's so lovely! Service from Terri is very kind and friendly. She carefully covered my figurine in bubble wrap so it won't break, I appreciate that and thank you for a great experience!

We stumbled upon this amazing art gallery while visiting in May. We were warmly greeted and told…read moreabout the artist and his style of spray paint art and were immediately impressed with his work! His gallery is in the the Mandalay Casino on the strip. Spencer Couture is a very talented artist, check out his work!

Great place to drop by and see unique art. Representatives are very friendly and welcoming. They…read moreare knowledgeable and take take to explain yet don't overcrowd you and let you enjoy the experience

Vegas is full of cheesy cheap stuff- like most of the free shows (their entertainment value to kids…read moreunder 7 not withstanding! ) but this gallery is not one of those -- it's free and classy!! Speak about hidden gems... hung on their back wall is Salvador Dali's "March of Time Committee" - his largest painting and one of the most renowned art pieces in the world. And below that they have prints from his Divine Comedy series. It's quite amazing that just a few yards from the age old (and very cheesy, excuse me) "Atlantis" show in Cesar's Palace, these masterpieces are on display. Other than those, the space is beautiful and elegant. Their Erté collection is amazing - the manager, Nicholas, who was super nice and cordial, told us they manage Erté's estate. You'll also find many big names like Chagall, Picasso, Murakami, and Warhol here. In our visit in March of 2024, we saw an amazing number of works by Takashi Murakami on display and open to public viewing for free! All that said, their prints are privacy - Dali's unsigned prints of the Divine Comedy series would cost around $1200 here while many of pieces are in the public domain (according to Open Culture and a number of university sites). No photography allowed so I don't have too many photos to share. Only a couple that I took before I was stopped. Overall, this place is a great experience and absolutely worth the time to come check them out !

What an amazing place. It's the only gallery I've been to in Vegas that had so many top art from so…read moremany famous artists currently and the past.

This gallery wasn't quite my style, but I can absolutely appreciate the quality. The pieces have a…read morepolished, almost larger-than-life look that reminded me of high-end photography or ultra-HD displays. The oversized prints make a dramatic statement throughout the gallery. I saw several beautiful landscapes and nature scenes, and I like that they can customize the artwork to fit your space. You're looking at $6,000 to $15,000, very rough estimate.

What an incredible gallery of beautiful and amazing photographs turned into art…read more Taking videos and photographs is not allowed, but it doesn't take anything away from the gallery, which is made up entirely of photos taken by one man. Absolutely stunning. This free-admission gallery is worth a visit if you happen to be in the area.

Graffiti Art Gallery Alley is located in Downtown Las Vegas…read more The main alley starts on Commerce and Main Street, and goes from Charleston to Imperial. You'll find more graffiti art murals on Main Street and Casino Center. Graffiti Art is a free attraction. It's a nice self-pace walk through the alley and really intriguing art!

Graffiti Allie is a cool alley in downtown Las Vegas that I got to experience all the cool art…read morescenes and different things they had offered. I definitely recommend checking it out when you were in downtown Las Vegas.

Walking through each room, there wasn't so much to see and take in, not just visually but the…read moresounds and scents as well. Everything came together to make this experience immersive. The museum is nice and spacious and I like that you can take as long as you want in each room without feeling rushed.

This review is for the Arte Museum in Las Vegas. I have…read moremixed emotions about this review because it was an interesting concept and had some enjoyable features, but as I left I felt it fell flat overall. Here it goes: This is not easy to find - check prior to heading over to ensure you know where you are going. The price is not cheap for the small size of the Museum. If you add a taxi/UBER/LYFT to get there it may be too pricy for the end product. It is your money - you decide. Once inside after checking in, there are several rooms you enter in a self-guided manner. The flow of the walking is ONE direction. Therefore, if you felt like you wanted to see something again, you would be going against traffic. If you have issues with vertigo or balance, this is perhaps not the Museum for you. There is lots of glass and things moving against tiles and glass and we found ourselves stopping to catch our balance a couple of times. In some rooms, prior to entering, although there are signs up saying "do not block doorway" everyone did trying to get pictures or videos making it hard to enter. There were not any staff inside the Museum directing people accordingly. Also, some of the guests were actually sitting on the floor to take videos of themselves as if they were sitting in water - this only created a road block for those who were trying to move on. Each room is unique and some are more "active" and larger in size than others. There is one area where you can color a page, scan it in, and it will become part of the animation. We waited 10 minutes for a seat to participate and none became available, so we left that area disappointed. The cafe, as other reviewers have noted, was a disappointment. They showcase it on their website as something very much different than it is. The man working the cafe counter the day we were there evidentially did not enjoy his job. I don't know why he stays if he is that unhappy. The cafe indicates: A feast of live garnish expressed with media art on attractive drink and dessert menus. I guess we missed this part! LOL! The latte we were served was about 1/3 of a cup - if we would have poured it out into a measuring cup. For $7 that is not worth it - pass on that folks. There is a sign on the cafe table indicating you can use it (after you have purchased items there) for 10 minutes. And they mean it!! A very small bottle of what they call "rainwater" was $5.00. Who in the world would buy that - but we saw people with it. Maybe they got it for a souvenir? Speaking of the souvenir shop: It was unique - there were many items priced under $10 or $15. So, if you really wanted something, you could find something at a reasonable price. I would check out the videos people have posted on YouTube to decide if this is worth the investment for yourself. We were in and out in an hour to give you an idea of how much you are spending for an hour of your time.

Our favorite hobby store in Vegas. Whether its sofubi, headlock, or any of the hundreds of other…read moreitems we have bought from them, it's always been a great transaction. Jesse always goes above and beyond to help us and grow our collection. Great prices and great selection. Check them out, you wont be disappointed Sadgudetam4 and eroz

A 3 dimensional toy story shop. A place of playful Mementos. A free entry for a chance to…read morerediscover your childhood. Or to Remaster stories of the toys that once modeled our childhood. From an early age I would mix and match my toys together. Incorporating GI Joe, Smurfs and He Man warriors together. All adjoined within my imagonative playtime session. Oh boy,oh joy. How our toys have earned their time places in history. As Retro memories in memorabilia. And timeless collectibles.

We always go to KFA whenever we are in Laguna Beach. My son brought it to my attention before we…read morewent to Vegas that there was a store there. We had to stop by while at the Forum Shops. The store is very similar to the Laguna Beach location sans the beach. We were warmly greeted by the associate Dana. I loved that she did not assume that we could not afford a piece of art. One day we will. The art whether framed or wearable were both whimsical and beautiful. Whatever the price is...it's worth it and will be timeless no matter the decade. We didn't purchase a piece of art...hopefully soon. We did however purchase another calendar to look at until we can.

PSA: Avoid Cush Fine Art if you expect basic courtesy. I was confronted, forced out, and threatened…read morewith security by the artist simply for returning to view the gallery after noting a small quote error. I expected art -- not hostility. FULL STORY: I visited Kush Fine Art to quietly view and appreciate the gallery. During my first visit, I noticed a small factual error in a quotation attributed to Aristotle in one of the artist's books, "Light for the souls" and left a polite sticky note with the correct citation, and full quote from Aristotles Poetics, after briefly mentioning it to the gallery consultant. I did not touch or interfere with any artwork and left when asked during what they told me was an inventory check. When I returned the next day simply to view the gallery again, I saw the artist, Vladmir Kush, and wanted to tell him how nice his art was, and even bring up the quote. He immediately confronted me aggressively, questioned why I was there, physically ushered me out, told me never to return, and threatened to call security on me -- despite my behavior being respectful and non-disruptive. I found this reaction unnecessary, hostile, and deeply unprofessional. Regardless of disagreement or sensitivity around a correction, no visitor should be treated this way for calmly viewing a gallery or pointing out a minor factual error. Unfortunately, because of this experience, I would not recommend this space. Quote for those interested: What is written in his artbook "Light for the Souls" "Metaphor is the intuitive perception of likeness in the things that are different." - Aristotle Actual quote "The greatest thing by far is to be a master of metaphor. It is the one thing that cannot be learned from others; and it is also a sign of genius, since a good metaphor implies an intuitive perception of the similarity in dissimilars." -Aristotle Book of Poetics Ch. 22 1459a-1459b