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Student looking at art work inside of an art studio, formerly a Carl's Jr.

Closer Peek: The MFA Studios

Wondering what's been going on inside the old Carl's Jr.?

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Wondering what's been going on inside that old Carl's Jr. building on Maryland Parkway and Harmon? UNLV has turned the space into studios for students in the master of fine arts program. We got a peek at their work of these up-and-coming artists during an open house April 11.

An old fast-food restaurant was turned into a workplace for UNLV art students.

MFA Student Lolita Develay, right, talks about one of her works.

The door to MFA student Austin Dickson's studio

MFA student Abraham Abebe, right, explains his work to undergraduate art student Gabby Aguilar.

MFA student Cindy Sullivan works during the open house.

UNLV alum Gerrica Hightower looks over work by Lolita Develay.

Art students working inside of the studio.

A female painter painting inside of the art studio.

Campus Units:

Department of Art, College of Fine Arts