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Las Vegas Weekly “Walk It Off” by Aaron Cowan Photo: Wade Vandervort In the sound sculpture “Gnaw,” a demented stuffed animal shakes while making weird chewing noises. In “Cradle,” plastic fingers are hot-glued together to form an organic tower that’s equal parts disturbing and comforting. In “Soap,” a rainbow of soap baseballs questions the masculine tradition of sports. And in “Bunting for Babylon II (Coke & Crystals),” a patriotic decoration is reimagined as a critique of runaway capitalism. These pieces—by John McVay, Emily Sarten, Aaron Cowan and Erin Drew, respe...

Subscribe New Sites Opening in New York City, Hudson Valley, Capital Region, Central New York, Western New York and on Long Island Expansion Accompanies Reopening of Regional Sports Venues Beginning Thursday, April 1 and Event, Arts and Entertainment Venues Beginning Friday, April 2 Subscribe Individuals Can Download Proof of their Negative COVID-19 Test Result on the State's Excelsior Pass Here Public-Private Partnership First Announced in Governor's 2021 State of the State to Make Low-Cost Rapid Testing Available for Enhanced Economic Activity   Learn More About New York Forward ...

Nick Garrod / The Tate By Maddie Lock on For all lovers of art, the Tate Modern in London is a staple go-to when you’re looking to get your creative fix, be filled with inspiration, and have a fun day out. This is my first art gallery visit I can recall, and it’s one I’m sure I will never forget. Being from a small seaside town, trips to London were always exciting when I was growing up, as I’m sure it is for many others living outside the capital. From the train journey up there, the packed lunches, and even bringing along a sketchbook to draw our favourite paintings/e...

Between 1949 and 1990, Russia tested more than 700 nuclear weapons. Here's What You Need to Remember: Russia has shown little interest in further tests, instead concentrating on a new generation of delivery vehicles including the Bulava submarine-launched missile, Topol-MR mobile missile and Sarmat intercontinental ballistic missile. The Soviet Union exploded its first atomic bomb in 1949, just four years after the United States. Like the United States, the USSR conducted an aggressive testing schedule throughout the Cold War, ultimately conducting 715 nuclear tests over a period of forty...

  The Nevada National Security Site might not ring a bell right away, most people will know it better by its previous name: the Nevada Test Site. There was a time when that empty desert was shut down primarily for nuclear tests. More than 1,000 nuclear devices were tested there. The mushroom clouds that could be easily seen from the Las Vegas Strip quickly became featured tourist attractions. If you weren’t lucky enough to catch one from a window, the effects of the explosions could be felt as well. Tests often shook the ground under Las Vegans and guests.  Alan Gegax is too young to reme...