500 S. Grand Central Pkwy, Las Vegas, Nevada 89155
Hours: Monday through Thursday, 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
(702) 455-8685, CCPublicArt@ClarkCountyNV.gov
The Rotunda Gallery, situated within the Clark County Government Center, is a space dedicated to showcasing accessible artwork that appeals to a wide-ranging audience. Its prime location benefits from high foot traffic, drawing in visitors who are there for business licensing, tax services, and Board of Commissioner meetings, thereby establishing the gallery as a vital cultural hub.
Visitors can enjoy engaging receptions that feature live music and refreshments, enriching the community experience. The gallery also collaborates with the Clark County Museum to curate thematic exhibits that intertwine art with local history. Noteworthy events include the annual Black History Month Exhibitions and the meaningful 1 October Memorial Design, making the Rotunda Gallery a must-visit destination for art lovers and community members alike.
Supervisor: Mickey Sprott
The Clark County Office of Public Arts presents
Exhibiting: March 17, 2025 – May 1, 2025
Reception: March 27, 2025, from 6:00pm – 8:00pm
At Rotunda Gallery at Clark County Government Center
500 S. Grand Central Pkwy, Las Vegas, Nevada 89155
Monday through Thursday from 7:30am to 5:30pm
(702) 455-8685
Empowered. That is how we want the people of Clark County to feel this Women’s History Month by showing you all the strong women that the community has recognized for this exhibition. Everyone from local artists, public figures, mothers, family members, and others of importance in our lives. This exhibition is juried by Fawn Douglas, an Indigenous artist, activist, and proud member of the Las Vegas Paiute Tribe. She is the co-founder of Nuwu Art, organizes with the non-profit IndigenousAF, works as a Cultural Engagement Specialist with Meow Wolf, and serves as an Art Commissioner for the City of Las Vegas Ward 3. Her studio practice includes drawing, painting, sculpture, performance, and textile. Fawn earned her MFA with presidential honors at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas.
This exhibition also features a historical exhibition in partnership with the Clark County Museum and historian, Laura Ferguson.
Laura Ferguson is the Founder and Principal Historian of Time and Place Historical Research, which focuses on inclusive, place-based historical research and interpretation. Specializing in the history of the American West and public history, Laura is dedicated to collaborating with communities to illuminate their histories. With prior experience as a curator at the High Desert Museum and a visiting assistant professor at Whitman College, she has also served on the Oregon Heritage Commission and currently sits on the board of the Oregon Historical Quarterly. Laura holds a doctorate from the University of Michigan and resides in Bend, Oregon, where she enjoys hiking in the mountains and spending time by the river.
Featured Artists
Aiyana Graham, Amanda Quinn, Angela Caballero-Fields, Anikka Santos, Chels Rust, Connie Ann Santos-Williams, David Lampel, Denise Mayang, Iryna Borshchahivska, Jennifer Hodis, Jessica Samaniego, Juan Cuevas, Kai Ali, Kru Mackenzie, Lindsey Morales, Melissa Finnie, Michelle Heinze, Michelle Patrick, Milenia Silver, Nalanie Applegate, Narz Dela Rosa, Niko Mendoza, Niya Rivera, Novia Perkins, Rachel De Vera, Shahab Zargari, Sonia Barcelona, Stasia Fisher, Wendy Peña, Xochil Xitlalli
Live poetry readings hosted by Clark County Poet Laureate, Ms.AyeVee
Elizabeth Allen Berry
Jenn from Japan
Kaliah the Light
Musical performance by Kiana Oliver
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