If you’ve ever wanted to delve deep inside the mind of artist Vincent Van Gogh, Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience is about as close as you’ll get. This stunningly beautiful 360-degree, virtual reality art exhibit is now exclusively showing at AREA 15.
Aimmee Kodachian is the Founder, Creator, and the Host of the “Empowering Humanity” TV Show. She is a Transformational Keynote Speaker, Life Coach, and the author of the book “Tears of Hope.”
Niki Sands, an American artist, describes her paintings as being an expression of her life, her thoughts, and how the world affects her on a daily basis. Sands creates in a style that fuses both cubism and surrealism, which is sometimes translated as childlike and whimsical, yet also pensive and introspective.
Browse this great issue! Our multi-talented writers and staff have done an outstanding job portraying the latest happenings in Las Vegas and beyond. The theme for this issue is "Service to Others" and we have highlighted some incredible individuals and organizations that are striving to make a positive difference in our world today.
Interior designer Alice O’Keefe says her love of Las Vegas from a bygone era began as a young child. O’Keefe now works right across the street from the Plaza. Her passion for the past—and an impressive design portfolio—made her perfectly suited to be Director of Design & Architecture at Circa.
Ben Vereen's accomplishments illuminate the stage, screen, and education for the performing arts. Today, he is one of the nation’s most requested speakers among audiences of all ages.
Temma Keatan Hammond was born in Hollywood, to famous parents, and spent her childhood playing in the movie studios her parents owned. One way or another, Temma has been involved in the entertainment industry her entire life.
The Good Deed Project was initially meant to be a ‘couple of pro-bono projects,’ but blossomed into a full-fledged non-profit organization centered on thoughtful interior renovations meant to improve quality of life.
When just three-years-old, Alexandria Le started piano lessons. By the time she was twelve, she had pinpointed a challenging career path as an established concert pianist. And like so many all-stars, she focused all her youthful energy on that dream.
When Three Square launched in 2007, it had one mission: To provide wholesome food to hungry people while passionately pursuing a hunger-free community. Its first year in operation provided over 10 million pounds of food to Southern Nevada residents, a ten-fold increase over a former county food bank.
