What’s on display at Las Vegas art galleries this week

Here’s what’s on display at Las Vegas art galleries right now.

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Note: This list is updated as of Jan. 30.

Centennial Hills Library

“Scribble,” artwork created by Kirby M. Brownell, is on display through March 3.

6711 N. Buffalo Drive; thelibrarydistrict.org

Charleston Heights Arts Center

“A Visual Mixtape,” an exhibition of paintings by Don Michael Jr. that celebrates the connection between music and visual art, is on display through March 4.

800 S. Brush St.; artslasvegas.org

Clark County Library

“Home Means Nevada,” a photography exhibit by Sarah Robles curated by Sydney Galindo, is on display through Feb. 22.

1401 E. Flamingo Road; thelibrarydistrict.org

East Las Vegas Library

“Transient Visitor,” artwork by Starrr Zahra, is on display through March 22.

2851 E. Bonanza Road; thelibrarydistrict.org

Enterprise Library

“Presence,” Melissa Russell’s exhibit of surreal sculptures made from everyday items, is on display through March 31.

25 E. Shelbourne Ave.; thelibrarydistrict.org

Henderson City Hall

“Lure of the Land: Women Artists on Southern Nevada,” featuring artwork exploring the deep connections of Southern Nevada-based women artists with the region’s landscape, is on display through March 26. A reception will be 5:30-7:30 p.m. Feb. 12.

240 S. Water St., Henderson; cityofhenderson.com

Las Vegas City Hall

The Animal House Pottery member exhibition “It’s O’Clay!” is on display through July 30 in the Grand Gallery on the first floor. “See the Music All Around Us,” an installation celebrating the job of music by Loisse Ledres, is on display through March 20 in Windows on First, along First Street.

495 S. Main St.; lasvegasnevada.gov

Left of Center Art Gallery

“Kenny James’ World of Music, Dance & More,” featuring paintings by entertainer Kenny James, is on display through March 21. A reception will be noon-3 p.m. Feb. 7.

2207 W. Gowan Road; leftofcenterart.org

Nevada Humanities Program Gallery

“Nevada, P.S. I Love You Postcard Project: Love Notes From Across the Silver State,” part of an ongoing project to connect Nevadans by sharing what they love about the state, is on display through Feb. 25.

1017 S. First St., Unit 190; nevadahumanities.org

Park West Gallery

Las Vegas-born visual artist Tony Castillo is featured in the Artist in Residency Program presented by Park West Gallery and the First Friday Foundation. Castillo will be at the gallery discussing his craft and creating artwork 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Thursday through Feb. 8 and Feb. 12-15.

Forum Shops at Caesars, 3500 Las Vegas Blvd. South; parkwestvegas.com

Sahara West Library

“Tribulations,” Raphaele Cohen-Bacry’s exhibit featuring artwork inspired by shared experiences, mythologies and inner battles that define the human condition, is on display through Saturday in The Studio.

“Women in Focus: The Black and White Show,” featuring black-and-white photography of timeless images by the artist-initiated nonprofit organization of women photographers, is on display through Feb. 8 in the East Gallery.

“Crystal Fantasy v.2 Abstractions,” an exhibit of Allan Robert Jones’ digital images created by fusing science and art, is on display through Saturday in the West Gallery.

9600 W. Sahara Ave.; thelibrarydistrict.org

Spring Valley Library

“Cityscapes: Basins & Meadows,” Lauren Myers Reese’s exhibit of oil paintings depicting landscapes and skyscapes, is on display through March 17.

4280 S. Jones Blvd.; thelibrarydistrict.org

West Las Vegas Library

“Obsidian & Neon,” featuring photos and narratives honoring community leaders of the Historic Westside, is on display through March 1.

1861 N. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.; thelibrarydistrict.org

Whitney Library

“From What to My Wondering Eyes Do Appear,” an exhibit of paintings by Nancy Good, is on display through Feb. 24.

5175 E. Tropicana Ave.; thelibrarydistrict.org

Windmill Library

Art by Nevada students who participated in the “What Do You Want to Be When You Grow Up” contest is on display through Feb. 17.