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Live. Contemporary. Local.

Never Stare at a Ghost


Featuring Miguel Rodriguez

December 2 - December 30, 2023



"Never Stare at a Ghost" explores darker aspects of human experience and psyche through humor and color to filter difficult ideas like death, addiction, anxiety and depression in order to subvert superficial tropes or easy answers.


Priscilla Fowler Fine Art Gallery is pleased to announce the opening of never stare at a ghost, featuring the artwork of Miguel Rodriguez at their new location at 1308 S. Main Street in the Arts District. The soft opening on November 18 from 5:00-8:00. Preview Thursday, December 1 is the official opening of the exhibition, following our First Friday opening reception on December 2 from 6:00-10:00.


Miguel Rodriguez is a Las Vegas-based artist specializing in large-scale public sculpture, installations and painted murals. His brightly colored work is inspired by music and graphic design from his youth, often incorporating animals and vintage clip art to comment on topics ranging from science to politics to popular culture. He holds a BFA in ceramic sculpture from the Kansas City Art Institute and an MFA in the same discipline from the University of Nevada. He is currently a ceramics professor at UNLV Miguel has shown extensively in galleries throughout the Las Vegas Valley. He has also completed major public works for the Clark County, Las Vegas Springs Preserve, AREA15 and multiple Las Vegas casinos.

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PF10 Nest (installation)

Installation & More

A Word From the Artist:


"My work draws from a lifelong fascination with science, popular culture and current events. These tenants are used to explore darker aspects of human experience and psyche. I use humor and color to filter difficult ideas like death, addiction, anxiety and depression in order to subvert superficial tropes or easy answers. These artworks are autobiographical, but are ultimately intended to provide the viewer with an opportunity to peer into the depths of their own inner workings, to see themselves reflected back."

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