LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — Calling all artists — The Clark County Public Art Office is accepting submissions for their upcoming exhibit, “Plantasia”.
According to the Public Art Office, this juried exhibition was inspired by Mort Garson’s “Mother Earth’s Plantasia” album, and will be looking for works that center the plant world. They advise artists to share pieces inspired by humankind’s appreciation and connection to botanical life.
Works will be displayed at the Clark County Government Center in the Rotunda Gallery, located at 500 South Grand Central Pkwy. Entries must be plant-inspired, and will be accepted until July 5 at 11:59 p.m.
Click here to find submission instructions and guidelines.
More local news on Channel 13
Forecast for March 30, 2026
Ahead today: Press conference at Allegiant Stadium
Rattlesnake sightings are surging across the Southwest as experts share tips to keep hikers and dogs safe
Vegas Golden Knights fire Bruce Cassidy, John Tortorella as new head coach
Power outages in Henderson affect over 8,700 customers on Saturday night
Low snowpack spells trouble for Lake Mead projections
Record heat streak almost over!
Local northwest valley teen organizes youth-driven service event at Centennial Hills Park
TSA to receive pay amid shutdown, agents say financial damage is already done
Rising gas prices force Las Vegas restaurant Firefly to raise prices