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Voting is now open for the Sphere XO Student Design Challenge, the first time people will have a chance to decide what appears on the Las Vegas venue. The inaugural Sphere XO Student Design Challenge is described as a collaboration between the venue and Clark County School District and UNLV.

Sphere Entertainment Co. (NYSE: SPHR) announced today that public voting is now open in the Sphere XO Student Design Challenge. This marks two noteworthy firsts for the venue – both the first time the general public will have a say in what appears on the Exosphere, and the first time members of the general public have created art for the exterior of the venue, which, as part of the Challenge, is inspired by the 4th of July. The Challenge is a first-of-its-kind collaboration between Sphere, the Clark County School District (CCSD) and University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV). People worldwide can vote now through Wednesday, June 5 at 11:59pm PT via thesphere.com/xo-student-design-challenge. Winning students' artwork will debut on the Exosphere on July 4, 2024.

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The public can officially vote, for the first time ever, on the outward appearance of the Sphere. Voting is open now through June 5 in the inaugural Sphere XO Student Design Challenge, Sphere Entertainment Co. announced today. The program is the first opportunity for members of the public to create art for the Exosphere, the venue’s outer shell that has gained worldwide attention for its many forms — from the moon to a smiley face.

It’s a first for the Sphere and a first for the public who will have the opportunity to decide what appears on the Sphere’s Exosphere by voting on artwork created by local students.

Sphere Entertainment announced on Wednesday morning that public voting for the Sphere XO Student Design Challenge is now open. This is the first time the public will be able to weigh in on what appears on the Sphere, as well as the first time the Sphere will display art created by the public. The art that is selected in the final round will be themed around July 4th. Additionally, this challenge is a collaboration between the Sphere, UNLV, and the Clark County School District.

Voting begins Wednesday for the first round of consideration for artwork by Las Vegas students that will be displayed July 4 on the Sphere.