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From UNLV Marjorie Barrick Museum of Art

  1. Jawbreaker by Jason Adkins, Image 2.

    Jason Adkins

    Jawbreaker, 2008

    MDF-UL, oil lacquer, clear coat

    55 x 47 x 47 in

  2. The Pacific Reclamation Company Brochure by Kristin Posehn, Image 2.

    Kristin Posehn

    The Pacific Reclamation Company Brochure, 2008

    Reprinting of an original brochure from Metropolis, NV; stable bound, full color

    8 x 5.375 in

  3. Magic Eye by Kim Rugg, Image 2.

    Kim Rugg

    Magic Eye, 2007

    Reconfigured postage stamp and envelope

    4 x 6 in

  4. Stillness #30 by Laura Aguilar, Image 1.

    Laura Aguilar

    Stillness #30, 1999

    Gelatin silver print

    11 x 14 in

  5. A Square, a Tear and an Icoso by John Torreano, Image 1.

    John Torreano

    A Square, a Tear and an Icoso, 1991

    Acrylic and charcoal on paper

  6. Tana VIII by Robert Kelly, Image 3.

    Robert Kelly

    Tana VIII, 1987

    Hand colored proof (etching)

    27.5 x 24 in

  7. Dama di Compagnia by Lucio Pozzi, Image 1.

    Lucio Pozzi

    Dama di Compagnia, 1985

    Graphite and watercolor on paper

    17.75 x 13.875 in

  8. Loose Leaf Notebook Drawings- Box 11, Group 14 by Richard Tuttle, Image 1.

    Richard Tuttle

    Loose Leaf Notebook Drawings- Box 11, Group 14, 1982

    Watercolor on notebook paper

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About the artist

Mark Brandvik

American

b. 1970

Brandvik graduated from UNLV with a BFA in 1996, then from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill with a MFA in 1998. In his artist statement he writes: “The figure/ground and palette of most the architectural landscape works reflect my take on the elusiveness and temporality of the dreamlike cityscape of Las Vegas and the Western landscape.“ Place, he says, is an important component of his practice. Born and raised in Las Vegas, he often includes identifiable elements of the city in his work. The building in Morocco II is the El Morocco, a motel and café that once occupied a spot between the Peppermill Restaurant and La Concha on the Las Vegas Strip. Designed by the architect Paul Revere Williams, it opened in 1964 and was demolished in 2008.