Some surprise deliveries to Las Vegas city hall has inspired an art project.
Huge banners, murals, even a quilt -- these are just some of the things the city has gotten since 1 October.
"Art really is a great opportunity to let people express themselves in a totally different way," said Ally Haynes-Hamblen, the director of the office of cultural affairs for the city of Las Vegas.
For a while, all the items had been taking up space in people's offices. Now they have a plan. An artist is donating her time to combine everything into an exhibit.
"You never really know what it is until it's in front of you so that's exciting," said Haynes-Hamblen.
They want to put the art display outside of city council chambers by Wednesday, December 6, but they don't want to keep it there forever. They want to move it around town.
"I just moved here in January, so it's been a really fascinating way for me to learn what the Las Vegas community is all about," said Haynes-Hamblen.
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