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In vacuum: Catherine Borg explores the terror of empty space; Thursday, Oct. 9, 2008; Catherine Borg’s new exhibition at the Contemporary Arts Collective is scary. It’s called Untitled, the perfect name for an exhibition that relentlessly tackles the immense terror of nothingness.
You have to keep making things happen: From gallery owners to administrators to artists, strong women are keeping the arts scene vital; Thursday, Sept. 25, 2008; In the seven years I have bounced around the Las Vegas art community, two things have remained consistent. One is that it is always “burgeoning.”
Fall A+E Guide: Visual Arts: Thursday, Sept. 11, 2008; Technically, it’s fall. While we may not experience the gentle turn of seasons, we are no exception to the “Hey, it’s fall! Let’s put on some fancy art shows!” vibe of most cities.
Badasses with heart: Local art handlers show off their own work; Thursday, July 3, 2008; The art handlers who work for MCQ Fine Art are badass—according to the postcard for their group show. The Difference Between Making a Living and Making a Killing is hardcore, and there’s even a skull and crossbones to prove it. Don’t let the act fool you, though.
More than Skin Deep: Cigarettes and guns trace the enigmas of masculinity; Thursday, June 19, 2008; In case you haven’t been paying attention, it’s cooking up to be a stellar summer for art in Vegas. The list of solid shows that are open or about to open around town keeps getting longer. Add to that list Thomas Lee Bakofsky’s “What It Is,” on view through June 27 at Trifecta Gallery.