Michele Quinn Las Vegas Summer City Guide
Welcome to APAA’s summer series celebrating the intersection of travel and art around the world. This new collection spotlights insider perspectives from our global membership, as we invite members to share personal guides to their cities—highlighting favorite restaurants, bars, things to do, and, most importantly, local art.
Our series takes us next to the city that never sleeps—Las Vegas—with a thoughtfully curated guide by APAA member Michele Quinn, who shares her favorite spots in this vibrant, ever-evolving hub of art, design, and indulgence.
Art That Never Sleeps
Seven Magic Mountains
by Ugo Rondinone
Located a short distance from Jean Dry Lake, this enormously popular installation is a must-see. Michele served on the original advisory committee for this now-extended landmark.
One of the world’s largest corporate art programs featuring Maya Lin’s “Silver River”, Jenny Holzer’s “VEGAS”, Nancy Rubins’s “Big Edge”, François-Xavier Lalanne’s “Tourterelle”, as well as Richard Long and Frank Stella.
Untitled
by Richard Prince, Seen at Fontainebleau
This piece uses vibrant jewel tones and dynamic composition to evoke mental exhilaration while playfully critiquing American culture.
“Tulips”
by Jeff Koons, Seen at the Wynn
This vibrant installation, part of Koons’ "Celebration" series, is on view at the Wynn Plaza Shops.
Pipe Dream
by Tim Bavington, Seen at The Smith Center
Heading downtown? Snap a picture in front of Tim Bavington’s vibrant installation “Pipe Dream” at the The Smith Center before catching a musical smash.
The Neon Museum is a must-see for anyone captivated with vintage Americana.
A Culinary Jackpot
While you dine view artworks by Donald Judd, Richard Serra, and Julian Schnabel
See artful dining views of Sol LeWitt and Jacob Hashimoto
Offering old-school elegance with a side of rock & roll
Chow down at Cipriani with its classic glam, Venetian plates, and impeccable vibes
Dine at Vetri for an unparalleled view of The Strip
Savor Italian soul food, inspired by Great-aunt Esther
