This is a wonderful place to see and buy local art. Well worth the time to visit. Everyone is…read morefriendly and very helpful. The art changes quarterly, so always a must for return visits.

City Lights was fantastic. Staff was very welcoming and engaging but not to the point of being…read moreintrusive or disruptive of your viewing experience. We went to see our son's work on display, and the staff was very complimentary, welcoming, and open to conversation on various pieces and media. This place is such a hidden gem and a non-profit! Can't wait for our next opportunity to visit!

I wanted to get away from the usual Vegas scene and try something new, and the Arts Factory was…read moreperfect. It's like a little mall of art, every corner has something different to look at, and you can actually watch artists painting right there. It feels so genuine and creative, nothing like the usual Vegas chaos. We stopped for a drink at the bar and restaurant on the first floor, which was such a nice way to take a break and just soak in the vibe. It's laid-back, unique, and a really fun way to spend a few hours off the Strip. If you're looking for something different in Vegas, this place is a gem.

Sucks that you have to pay for parking even if you aren't guarantee to buying something. I just…read morebought a tee from thrift valley so it made the drive and parking worth it but was disappointed when I got home to find holes and oil stains on the shirt I bought and told all sales were final. Really wanted a better experience since I saw them on instagram but this was lowk sad. Would not shop at again. $15 btw

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

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.

A gallery run by local artists it's a friendly place to see the local artisan talent. I love the…read moreselection of one of a kind jewelry and glass art. A Hidden gem in the Henderson Galleria mall. I love to see them grow into other malls in the Las Vegas area! I think opportunities for local artists for hobby to grow there business is a win for the community! Keep supporting artisans and small business!

Found the Las Vegas Artists Guilds Gallery while shopping at the Galleria mall. It has all local…read moreLas Vegas Artists displayed. It is upstairs just right of the upstairs entrance to Dillard's

Tony is awesome. Beautiful glass art and oil paintings. Truly an artist. I had a beautiful piece of…read moreMirano glass that was broken and he is able to fix it.

From the owner: Artist Tony Milici is a Contemporary Artist who continuously takes his work in new directions…read more MILICI is renowned for his multi-faceted Sculpture and abstract Paintings. His ambitious Architectural & Monumental Installations are feats of ingenuity, skill and engaging artistry always meant to wow an audience.

As a local, this was my first time visiting the Arte Museum. I parked at the Cosmopolitan…read moreunderground garage and walked through the Cosmo and crossed the overhead pedestrian bridge over to the Arte Museum. I had purchased our tickets online so all I had to do was show my tickets on my phone. It was during the workday so there wasn't any lines. Staff were really friendly and helpful. The entire visit is simply walking through the various rooms and enjoying the amazing displays. My high school isn't a huge art fan but he really liked it. He wants to go back! I highly recommend visiting this location.

Arte Museum is an immersive experience located on the Vegas Strip. It spans 30,000 square feet and…read moreeach room engages multiple senses at once. If you've ever been to teamLab, this place reminds me of that with the rooms and the exhibits. We booked our tickets online for when they opened, and when we got there there was already a line to get in. They have lockers with locks if you need to store your stuff. The museum was two floors with a variety of exhibits. Overall it took us about an hour to see everything. If you're looking for something different to do on the Strip this is a good place to go.

We always go to KFA whenever we are in Laguna Beach. My son brought it to my attention before we…read morewent to Vegas that there was a store there. We had to stop by while at the Forum Shops. The store is very similar to the Laguna Beach location sans the beach. We were warmly greeted by the associate Dana. I loved that she did not assume that we could not afford a piece of art. One day we will. The art whether framed or wearable were both whimsical and beautiful. Whatever the price is...it's worth it and will be timeless no matter the decade. We didn't purchase a piece of art...hopefully soon. We did however purchase another calendar to look at until we can.

PSA: Avoid Cush Fine Art if you expect basic courtesy. I was confronted, forced out, and threatened…read morewith security by the artist simply for returning to view the gallery after noting a small quote error. I expected art -- not hostility. FULL STORY: I visited Kush Fine Art to quietly view and appreciate the gallery. During my first visit, I noticed a small factual error in a quotation attributed to Aristotle in one of the artist's books, "Light for the souls" and left a polite sticky note with the correct citation, and full quote from Aristotles Poetics, after briefly mentioning it to the gallery consultant. I did not touch or interfere with any artwork and left when asked during what they told me was an inventory check. When I returned the next day simply to view the gallery again, I saw the artist, Vladmir Kush, and wanted to tell him how nice his art was, and even bring up the quote. He immediately confronted me aggressively, questioned why I was there, physically ushered me out, told me never to return, and threatened to call security on me -- despite my behavior being respectful and non-disruptive. I found this reaction unnecessary, hostile, and deeply unprofessional. Regardless of disagreement or sensitivity around a correction, no visitor should be treated this way for calmly viewing a gallery or pointing out a minor factual error. Unfortunately, because of this experience, I would not recommend this space. Quote for those interested: What is written in his artbook "Light for the Souls" "Metaphor is the intuitive perception of likeness in the things that are different." - Aristotle Actual quote "The greatest thing by far is to be a master of metaphor. It is the one thing that cannot be learned from others; and it is also a sign of genius, since a good metaphor implies an intuitive perception of the similarity in dissimilars." -Aristotle Book of Poetics Ch. 22 1459a-1459b