The biannual Open Studios is an opportunity for the community to visit the graduate studios and meet the artists.

The Barrick Museum is the only institution in Nevada to be selected as a finalist for this prestigious award.

This year's inductees include legendary songstress Dionne Warwick, iconic musician and performer Paul Anka, prima ballerina Cynthia Gregory, and actor and educator Michael Tylo (posthumously).

MFA art student Lyssa Parks' work "Star Studies" explores campus diversity and the imposter syndrome that some students feel.

Exhibition features projects from 10 fine arts bachelor's students.

Romero to talk about her art practice and the ideas that drive her at the Barrick Museum auditorium. The event is free and open to the public.

Selected artist to create an original site-specific mural celebrating the thriving and diverse Las Vegas community.

This momentous event celebrates the beauty of Indigeneity through the art of local and regional Native American Women artists.

Education and art majors team up to better explain complex concepts to children.

Barrick Museum project invited artists and amateurs alike to process their pandemic-related emotions through art, proving that putting pen to paper is a boon for dealing with the toughest circumstances.

Presented by Los Angeles-based artists Beck + Col, "ART TALK Talk talk" is an online art talk show modeled after classic late night shows like "The Tonight Show."

Oversized banner celebrates campus diversity as part of student government initiative.