AlamosaCitizen.com

By Madeleine Ahlborn

A thought-provoking exhibition spans the Cloyde Snook Gallery and the Hatfield Gallery on campus at Adams State University.

American Roulette is a traveling exhibition that has been on view in New York, Las Vegas, Chicago, and now on display here in Alamosa. American Roulette acts as a catalyst for conversation around guns in American culture.

eatmoreartvegas.com

by Debbie Hall

Directly confronting gun culture and violence, the traveling exhibition American Roulette presents its provocative artwork in Las Vegas at Core Contemporary. The American Roulette is on exhibit until Saturday, Jan. 8, with the closing reception planned later that evening.

(featured image by Las Vegas artist Aaron Cowen)

Las Vegas reviewjournal.com

by Scott Dickensheets

Of the many fractures spiderwebbing American life these days, some of the deepest and most divisive emanate from our disagreements over firearms, the Second Amendment and gun culture — but you know that. Everyone knows that. No need to background this interview any further … except to say that, however unlikely it sounds to many, artist and gallery owner Nancy Good believes you can extract the issue of gun violence from its hot broth of politics and passion, to look at it through a different, urgently nonpartisan lens: art. From which, she hopes, solutions might emerge.

ABC 7 Chicago - yahoo.com

Chicago marked Gun Violence Awareness Day with marches, art, and community events as the city is seeing a rise in shooting, particularly involving children.

chicago.suntimes.com

By Maudlyne Ihejirika

“The Bang Bang Project #4,” an oil on canvas painting by artist Cesar Conde, is part of an exhibit examining gun violence in America. Especially timely, with shootings in Chicago up 24% over last year, murders up by 5%, the jarring exhibit, “American Roulette,” runs thru July 18 at Epiphany Center for the Arts, 201 S. Ashland Ave.