Known as the "Home of the Great American Adventure,” Cody, Wyoming, stretches across the valley east of Yellowstone National Park's entrance, encompassing the towns of Cody, Powell and Meeteetse. Every year, thousands of visitors flock to Yellowstone Valley, but it is this region where those seeking Western adventures immerse themselves in authentic experiences.
Matthew Couper and Jo Russ of Couper Russ [...]
"Onward Ever, Backward Never" is the mantra of Michael Patrick Thieme [pronounced Tee-Me], a quote from his grandmother Marie Thieme's 2004 book of the same title. There are lines that divide and lines that define. Some are in graphite, others in paint and still others in the invisible gestures of love and shared laughter. For Michael Patrick Thieme and Larry Thielen Jr. [pronounced Tee Len], life has always been a study in linework—fluid, fearless and occasionally serendipitous.
She glows poolside like a dream from vintage Vegas. Her feet point skyward and her hands stretch mid-dive, her neon silhouette reflected perfectly in still water. Her name is Ruby, and she isn’t just a sculpture. She’s a love letter to Las Vegas—a tribute to the city’s glittering past, its obsession with spectacle and the quiet artistry of light in motion.
Founded by multidisciplinary artist and cultural catalyst Chase R. McCurdy, ThirtyThree Gallery—also known as 33.G—is more than a gallery. It’s a sanctuary for thought, storytelling, and intentional connection. McCurdy, who has contributed large-scale murals and public art projects to the Westside through the City of Las Vegas and the Mayor’s Fund for Las Vegas Life, infuses every exhibition with vision.
As with many artists, the journey to create is an evolution—fluid, unpredictable and deeply influenced by time and space. Does life imitate art or does art imitate life? For some, the line is not only blurred but entirely nonexistent. Every moment, every decision and every intention become part of a never-ending, living work of art. A perfect embodiment of this philosophy is Alisha Kerlin.
Will Roger's life has been shaped by his wisdom, compassion and boundless courage. With a deep reverence for the feminine and the natural world, he blends his strength with intuitive reflection, forging a path that seamlessly merges art, activism and a profound connection to the environment.
Dale Mathis - Kinetic Sculptures and the Art [...]
Last weekend, the luminaries of the local art scene converged for Couch in the Desert’s inaugural exhibition, “Wet on Wet.” Hosted at the new space at 1507 W. Oakey Blvd., the event transcended a typical gallery opening—it celebrated innovation, spontaneity and community, encapsulating the evolving spirit of contemporary art in Las Vegas.
In the ever-evolving world of contemporary art, few artists master the balance between form and meaning as seamlessly as Dale Mathis. From his humble beginnings at the Arts Factory in Las Vegas to site-specific installations across the globe, his artistic journey is a testament to his dedication to form and meaning. His kinetic sculptures don't just move—they invite introspection, bridging the mechanical and emotional to create art that feels alive.
