The exhibit “Nevada: The Photography of Cliff Segerblom,” at Nevada State Museum was organized by the Springs Preserve of Las Vegas. The exhibit invites visitors to explore the immense changes that have occurred in Nevada from 1938 through 1980.
“Segerblom’s photos capture the stark beauty, grace and power of the Nevada landscape,” said Curator of Education Deborah Stevenson. “He uses art to make meaning from our human experience and interaction with the environment.”
For more than a half-century, painter and photographer Cliff Segerblom devoted his life to capturing the ever-changing landscape of Nevada. His themes, as well as his artistry in exposing the depth and infinite textures of desert landscapes, earned him national acclaim. Through the years his work has come to provide an opportunity to witness Nevada’s vanished frontier, with each image serving as part of the visual history of the Silver State. > Read More