Las Vegas

Artistic Hidden Gems

Beyond the casino floors, Las Vegas hosts a diverse collection of public art and immersive galleries. This selection features the surrealist grocery store of Omega Mart at AREA15 and monumental sculptures within the Aria Campus, including Nancy Rubins’ boat-based installation and Claes Oldenburg’s oversized typewriter eraser. The list also highlights the city's heritage through the restored Silver Slipper neon sign and contemporary kinetic works like the fire-breathing mantis at Downtown Container Park, showcasing the evolution of the city's visual landscape.

Omega Mart - Meow Wolf

An immersive art installation within AREA15 featuring a surreal grocery store that serves as a gateway to secret portals, psychedelic landscapes, and multi-level storytelling environments created by over 300 contributing artists.

Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art

Being a part of Bellagio commercial complex, this gallery showcases various artworks from the whole world.

The Big Edge

A massive sculpture by Nancy Rubins located at CityCenter, constructed from over 200 recycled aluminum boats, including canoes and kayaks, arranged in a blooming, gravity-defying bouquet.

Typewriter Eraser, Scale X

A 19-foot-tall painted stainless steel and fiberglass sculpture by Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen. Part of the Aria Campus collection, it depicts a common office tool at a monumental scale.

Silver Slipper Neon Sign

A restored 1950s neon landmark originally from the Silver Slipper Gambling Hall. It is now part of the Neon Museum’s scenic display located on the Las Vegas Boulevard medians.

Bliss Dance

A 40-foot-tall sculpture of a dancing woman made of stainless steel mesh and illuminated by 3,000 LED lights. Created by artist Marco Cochrane, it was originally debuted at Burning Man.

Fire Breathing Praying Mantis Statue

A 40-foot-long metal sculpture located at the entrance of Downtown Container Park. Built on a truck chassis, the installation features antennae that shoot flames reaching six stories high during nightly performances.