They have a wonderful collection of Chihuly glass art on display and for sale. Some of the art…read morepieces for sale seemed reasonably priced. Lovely gallery to peruse, and there's a lounge and gift shop room where you can sit and relax, or check out other items for sale such as books and DVDs on Dale Chihuly and his artwork. The Gallery and the adjacent art galleries are worth spending some time for a visit. Another plus for the Aria/Vdara Hotel complex.

A great row of galleries here by Aria and the Crystal shopping mall. They have a sizeable…read morecollection of Chihuly pieces. Not nearly as good as the Chihuly Museum in Seattle but if you can't get to Seattle this is great place to visit. There was also a photography gallery that does not allow pictures to be taken and a sculpture gallery with works of Richard Mac Donald who specializes on the theme of Cirque du Soleil. A good place to look at some beautiful art pieces for free.

Amazing amazing store. The owners are wonderful people. My wife and I are here on vacation and…read morecame to the store. They were so helpful and gracious with their time advising us about a potential home purchase. Its great when you meet sincere and generous people and that's who these folks are. I would like to make folks aware that the Las Vegas store (Feng Shui Gallery) does NOT have an online web presence. When I was there, the owners said they are getting calls from people complaining that they are not receiving their online orders. I told the owners I would post online to make people aware that the online store is either fraudulent or owned by someone else, but they have nothing to do with the Las Vegas store.

Really nice place if your looking for chinese art and feng shui advice. The owners are very…read morefriendly and knowledgeable. Right next to Chinatown.

Purchased a piece of art elsewhere. Brought here. Great selection of frames. Went through all…read moremounting options and glass.

What a disappointing experience, based on seeing what other people's experiences have been…read more We took a vintage mid century art deco clock in for framing, and spoke directly with the owner. We met with him for a long period, as we were very specific about what we wanted, which was actually a very simple design, but didn't want the clock itself altered and for it to be operable. He told me they'd need 6 weeks for the job, and that he'd be out of town, but his daughter would handle it. We left a substantial deposit for half the cost. Cut to about 6 weeks later and my wife goes to the shop when we're told it's ready. Her dealings were with the daughter, whom we hadn't met before. The frame and matting itself are very nice. However, the clock within is, first, not centered. The daughter denies this, insisting it's centered, until my wife insists she check using a tape measure, and it's off center by nearly two inches (the clock is only 13" diameter). Whoops. Second, the clock, which is circular/sundial shaped, does not have numerals, but markers. It is not lined up with the 12 o'clock position at the top. The daughter argues that it can't be hung with the 12 o'clock position straight up, because it is off-center of the hanging hole on the back of the clock. Now understand, these are things we discussed with her father, extensively. It's an important piece to us, and we told him price was not a problem, we just wanted it done correctly, securely and to look nice. We discussed using clear acrylic braces from behind to support the clock, or something similar, as we understand a circular piece is difficult. We thought he understood. His daughter clearly didn't, and she stated it couldn't be done, and that the hole on the back of the clock intended for hanging was off center for the clock's 12 o'clock position (no, it's not). However, she told my wife she would fix it to our satisfaction. We chose to give her a second chance. A couple weeks pass and we get the call that it's done. My wife returns to the shop to find that all that was done is that it has now been centered, nothing else, which the daughter admits. She states that securing the clock with 12 o'clock in the, well, 12 o'clock position is impossible. My wife asks for the refund of our deposit and the return of the clock. The daughter argues that substantial time and resources were used, to which my wife counters that she did not complete the work we asked for to our satisfaction. Ultimately, the refund is given. The daughter says it will be a week before she can get the clock removed. It didn't take a week, she called the very next day saying it was ready to pick up. When my wife arrived to pick up the clock, the daughter wouldn't even stand up from the desk, pointing to the clock nearby and saying "it's there". For some reason, this lady, the daughter, decided this was personal, and as such, she treated my wife very poorly. Her customer service was horrendous, her attitude was very nasty and she earned every line of this poor review. Our experience with people involved with framing art is that they have some degree of creativity and enjoy the challenge of something they haven't experienced before. That wasn't what we found here. When they told us something couldn't be done, we ourselves came up with several possible solutions, which were acknowledged but never acted upon. So we will look elsewhere, confident in other artistic minds in Las Vegas.

Vegas is full of cheesy cheap stuff- like most of the free shows (their entertainment value to kids…read moreunder 7 not withstanding! ) but this gallery is not one of those -- it's free and classy!! Speak about hidden gems... hung on their back wall is Salvador Dali's "March of Time Committee" - his largest painting and one of the most renowned art pieces in the world. And below that they have prints from his Divine Comedy series. It's quite amazing that just a few yards from the age old (and very cheesy, excuse me) "Atlantis" show in Cesar's Palace, these masterpieces are on display. Other than those, the space is beautiful and elegant. Their Erté collection is amazing - the manager, Nicholas, who was super nice and cordial, told us they manage Erté's estate. You'll also find many big names like Chagall, Picasso, Murakami, and Warhol here. In our visit in March of 2024, we saw an amazing number of works by Takashi Murakami on display and open to public viewing for free! All that said, their prints are privacy - Dali's unsigned prints of the Divine Comedy series would cost around $1200 here while many of pieces are in the public domain (according to Open Culture and a number of university sites). No photography allowed so I don't have too many photos to share. Only a couple that I took before I was stopped. Overall, this place is a great experience and absolutely worth the time to come check them out !

What an amazing place. It's the only gallery I've been to in Vegas that had so many top art from so…read moremany famous artists currently and the past.

My friend and I popped into this cute art gallery and were warmly greeted upon entering! I loved…read morethat they offered help but then let us roam around a bit. Found within the Shoppes of Mandalay Bay , Spencer Couture sounded like a fancy 90s mall staple Spencer's to me at first. I was thinking keychains and mugs but this is definitely an art gallery, harhar. The pop culture type works on display & sold here are perfect for an artist named Spencer Couture who is big on collabs & street art vibes. I lovvvvvvve street art. I'm also a lover of Tupac and John Lennon so was happy to see both fellas featured in some of the work, along with so many other iconic people. Loved the gallery and once my pockets are fat, I'll be supporting through some purchasing. Love to have street art prominently displayed in Vegas!

Great place to drop by and see unique art. Representatives are very friendly and welcoming. They…read moreare knowledgeable and take take to explain yet don't overcrowd you and let you enjoy the experience

Elena Bulatova Fine Art Las Vegas is located inside The Shops at Crystals within the Aria. My mom…read moreand I stumbled across this Art Gallery after visiting the Bellagio Conservatory. It's on the second level between Cartier and VanCleef & Arpels. This gallery opened originally in 2021. The art work features Elena Bulatova as well as Efi Mashiah and other artists! When we entered the gallery, it was as soon as it had opened which was around 11:00 A.M on a Saturday! The space has a wide range of contemporary sculptures, canvases, and installations along the wall. Some of Elena's signature pieces were on display which included the oversized lollipops, popsicles, and even playing cards! These pieces were vibrant with lots of color! A team member was there assisting us and providing us a lot of information regarding the different pieces of art! Efi Mashiah's works are based on modern artworks, transforming normal day items like screws or a bottle holder into beautiful pieces of art! This gallery was also named one of the top galleries in Nevada for 2023 by the American Art Awards! If you're visiting the Aria or the Shops at the Crystals, I'd highly recommend stopping by Elena Bulatova's Fine Art Las Vegas. It was inspirational and there was so much creativity in the artwork!

Elena Bulatova Fine Art is a beautiful gallery located in The Shops at Crystals at Aria. You'll…read morefind it on the second floor near the shimmering purple flower trees. Outside the gallery is a melting sculpture of a blue lollipop and rubik's cube, which is amusing! The humor aligns perfectly with our hot summer in Vegas. Interior is bright, vibrant, and full of colorful sculptures and fascinating artwork. I love every design and art piece including the astronaut wearing chanel. The 3D celebrity art is so cool where the image moves while you move, and there's a charming lounge with neon signs. So many fantastic sculptures and mixed media by Elena. I was also mesmerized by the penny and screw art portraits created by Efi, who is Elena's husband. Definitely a must see! The adorable figurines are cute! There's an astronaut, polar bear, and a girl holding a balloon, it's so cool! Pricing varies for each art. I asked the consultant Terri what the price is, and it is quite high. I did purchase one figurine for a memorable souvenir, and it's so lovely! Service from Terri is very kind and friendly. She carefully covered my figurine in bubble wrap so it won't break, I appreciate that and thank you for a great experience!

Graffiti Art Gallery Alley is located in Downtown Las Vegas…read more The main alley starts on Commerce and Main Street, and goes from Charleston to Imperial. You'll find more graffiti art murals on Main Street and Casino Center. Graffiti Art is a free attraction. It's a nice self-pace walk through the alley and really intriguing art!

Graffiti Allie is a cool alley in downtown Las Vegas that I got to experience all the cool art…read morescenes and different things they had offered. I definitely recommend checking it out when you were in downtown Las Vegas.

Download the Aria Fine Art tour on your phone or tablet and enjoy the variety of contemporary art…read more Note that the Concierge no longer provides printed maps. The highlight for us was James Turrell's Shards of light on the upper level tram station. The LED colors gradually change and the angular shapes complement the architecture of the building. I also liked Tony Craigg's Biomorphic columns just outside the casino self park area and Nancy Rubin's Big Edge, a huge assembly of colorful boats in Harmon Circle.

CityCenter Fine Art Collection has intriguing art pieces displayed at Aria and in The Shops at…read moreCrystals. An art installation by James Turrell is fabulous! Turrell is an acclaimed light and space artist who works with visual perception and the effect of light within a created space. According to Turrell, he believes human perception to be his true medium and in his words, "My art is about your seeing." His work "Shards of Color, 2013" features lighted spaces and shifting colors. You'll find the lovely installation near the Aria Express Tram Station in The Shops at Crystals. Other art works display include Maya Lin's "Silver River, 2009," an 84-foot-long silver sculpture of the Colorado River, which is seen dangling above the registration check-in desk at Aria. The "Reclining Connected Forms" is a large-scale sculpture made of Roman travertine marble and is created by the artist Henry Moore. The image portrays a baby wrapped in its mother's embrace. The outer shell resembles a pregnant figure protecting the baby while growing from within, so beautiful! You'll find this amazing sculpture in the courtyard between Aria and The Shops at Crystals. "Halo" by Wet Design is a fascinating water art installation located on the first floor of The Shops at Crystals. The clear cylinders is an interesting maze and there's a vortex of spinning water thrusting up through the floor. Another creative design is the glowing Grand Staircase which is inspired by the Spanish steps in Rome, very pretty. This is a lovely experience learning about various artists while exploring incredible displays, and it's free to enjoy!