Museum Closed in Observance of Independence Day
The Museum is closed today in observance of the holiday.
Roots of Resilience: Surprising Discoveries About Great Basin Plants
Every plant in the surrounding landscape has fought, migrated, and evolved to survive. In the Great Basin, plant communities are diverse and resilient, and Elizabeth Leger’s research lab is focused on understanding what enables individual plants to thrive despite drought, invasion, fire, and grazing pressure. Join Dr. Leger as she shares some of the most surprising discoveries from her work, including moments when her assumptions were challenged.
The 100 Years Show
Enjoy a free screening of this short documentary film exploring the life and work of Carmen Herrera, a pioneering abstract painter in the 40s and 50s. A discussion with Aspara DiQuinzio, Senior Curator of Contemporary Art, to follow the screening.
Museum Closed: The Love of Art
The Museum is closed on Friday, September 26 in celebration of The Love of Art event.
CANCELLED: Art in Motion: The Synergy of CANCELLED: Dance and Visual Art Through Time
Due to an emergency as of 12:30 pm, this program is canceled.
Caitlin Bell, Artistic Director of local, contemporary dance company, Collateral & Co., discusses the ways in which dance and visual art have influenced and complemented each other, shaping cultural expression and artistic innovation from classical to contemporary periods.
Glamour and Grit: 1930s Fashion
The 1930s marked a pivotal period in the history of fashion. The Great Depression left a lasting impact on society and the fashion industry, alike. It was during this period that popular Hollywood stars became a major influence on fashion trends. Join us for a discussion with Megan Bellister, Nell J. Redfield Curator of Learning and Engagement at the Nevada Museum of Art, on why the Great Depression reshaped 1930s American fashion through practical necessity and Hollywood glamour.