The “Desert Monkey King” has a creator. The artist responsible for the mysterious artwork on a plateau in the southwest valley has come forward.
Arts & Culture
A mysterious artwork on a plateau overlooking Las Vegas appears to have started emerging in 2017, according to historical satellite photos from Google Earth Pro.
Only when you zoom out from high above, either with a drone or with Google Maps, can you see what it is.
Sunset Park, which had been turned into a medieval community, was full of attendees dresses as elves, wenches, fairies, trolls, plague doctors, royals, knights and more.
The popular Seven Magic Mountains art installation in the desert south of Las Vegas keeps getting marred by graffiti, and John Henderson and his team keep cleaning it up.
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