Tiki Jay One – Through the Eyes of the Artist
Long-time graffiti writer, illustrator, & commercial designer, Tiki Jay One is also known for his murals signed with his iconic Easter Island Head.
Long-time graffiti writer, illustrator, & commercial designer, Tiki Jay One is also known for his murals signed with his iconic Easter Island Head.
Tonight, October 1st, the First Friday Foundation celebrates 19 years of bringing the community together to share our city’s local culture and creativity in all forms.
Inspired by her love of the Mojave Desert, Mary Felker shares her adventures in nature through her art business, Mary on Adventures.
With a desire to open their own art gallery, Sistas That Paint produces affordable art for the community while highlighting Black culture.
After a long hiatus, the First Friday Foundation (FFFLV) returns with its first festival of the year.
Even in the darkest of places, color can be found if you shine a light. That’s why one organization, Death Row Expressions, shares an insight into the minds of those who are incarcerated and on death row through art therapy. Read more to learn how they accomplish this.
Working with at-risk dogs to make sure they find loving homes, The Churchill Foundation has used the pandemic as a means of regrouping and growth as they focus on the future. Read more to learn how they continue to help the community!
Continuing to create while taking care of mental health has been a struggle for many this year. That’s why local “sticker lady” Lauren Lomrpey, The Doodling Nomad, took a break over the summer to do some much-needed self-care. Read more to learn how she’s utilized that rest to come back strong & move forward!
The Happy Earth Market continues to provide a creative space here in the community for people to come and learn new things or express themselves through offering workshops as well as a platform for local creatives. Read more to learn about H.E.M. and the work they're doing!
Back in July, we covered NVCADP's efforts to repeal the death penalty here in NV. Since then, they have continued their work here in the state with that mission, and have incorporated new ways of reaching out to people about the issue, including both art and community organizing. Read more to learn about the things they've been doing since July!