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Write a ReviewWith all the flash and dazzle of the shows, casinos and glitzy hotels of Las Vegas, many apartment-ites may be left to think that there's very little culture left in the sea of fun and fortune-seekers. However, hiding among all the slot machines and dancing girls are numerous opportunities to take in the artistic side of things, and one of the best places in Vegas to check out some fine art is the Las Vegas Art Museum. Art afficionados searching for something to cut their teeth on in Sin City need only take the short drive out to the museum, where exhibits from artists from around the country, from yesterday and today, are on full display for waiting patrons. The exhibitions on display at the LVAM change quite often, so no two trips to the museum are ever the same. Whether you're a fan of modern art or more interested in learning about the painters, sculptors and artists of the past, there are fun and interesting exhibits that will leave you intrigued, impressed and even teach you a little. For those somewhat lacking in artistic knowledge, there are informative guided tours taking place daily by trained professional, who wish to teach you everything you need to know about the art on display, with special deals for schools and groups. Whether you want go alone, with your family, or with a larger group, it will always be an interesting and educational experience. Good art can be hard to come by in the city of sin, but once you find a place that will feed your hunger for culture, you'll learn it's well worth the trip. Apartment-ite searching for fine art in Las Vegas should take the short drive out to the Las Vegas Art Museum, where some of the top talents in the artistic world are on display everyday of the year.
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Written by: William Vinson
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Everything is a negotiation in real estate!
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