Pink Floyd Visual Art Exhibition Set for The Venetian Las Vegas

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Animazing Gallery brings Beyond the Wall to the Grand Canal Shoppes at The Venetian Resort from October 16 to November 2, 2026. The show features original Pink Floyd artwork by Gerald Scarfe, Storm Thorgerson, and Ginger Gilmour.

Animazing Gallery is about to put Pink Floyd’s visual world front and center on the Las Vegas Strip. Beyond the Wall opens October 16, 2026, inside the Grand Canal Shoppes at The Venetian Resort. This isn’t just another gallery show. Fans and collectors will get a close look at the art that shaped Pink Floyd’s albums and live shows.

For just over two weeks, the gallery will display original pieces by Gerald Scarfe, Storm Thorgerson, and Ginger Gilmour. These three are tightly linked to the band’s look and stagecraft. Scarfe’s production art from The Wall film—like the Marching Hammers and The Scream—will be on view. There’s also a signed limited-edition print. Two custom guitars, built by the Lynn Ellsworth shop and hand-painted by Scarfe with scenes from The Wall, will be shown to the public for the first time.

The exhibition will feature two custom guitars from the Lynn Ellsworth shop, hand-painted by Gerald Scarfe, shown to the public for the first time.

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Inside the exhibition

Storm Thorgerson’s work anchors the show’s focus on Pink Floyd’s album covers. He created the visuals for The Dark Side of the Moon, Wish You Were Here, Meddle, and Atom Heart Mother. These covers are instantly recognizable. PR Newswire notes that Thorgerson is seen as a main architect of the band’s visual identity. His album art forms a core part of the exhibition’s story. Ginger Gilmour, who is both an artist and a sculptor, will show original works and limited editions inspired by her time with the band.

The roster doesn’t stop there. John Douglas, Mel Balatbat, Randy Martinez, Dale Benson, and Nancy Elhallak will also present their art. This lineup shows just how far Pink Floyd’s influence reaches. The private collectors’ preview is set for October 16 from 6 to 9 p.m. The public opening follows on October 17 from 4 to 7 p.m. Gilmour, Balatbat, Martinez, Benson, and Elhallak are all expected to attend. Visitors will have a chance to meet the artists in person.

What visitors should know

Beyond the Wall isn’t just a look back. It’s a rare chance for Las Vegas to see the real drawings, objects, and painted guitars that built Pink Floyd’s image. The Venetian Resort puts the show right in the middle of the Strip’s action. It’s close to other big venues and attractions. For those following Las Vegas’s art scene, this event comes after several major cultural launches, including the Grand Central Galleries project at Symphony Park, as reported earlier.

According to the official press release from Animazing Gallery, Beyond the Wall is described as a "special exhibition and sale" celebrating the legacy of Pink Floyd, and will be available for a limited time only. This commercial format distinguishes it from a traditional museum retrospective, offering collectors the chance to acquire original works directly from the event.

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Animazing Gallery will share more details and visitor info as the opening gets closer. The exhibition runs through November 2, 2026. It’s expected to draw Pink Floyd fans and collectors looking for original pieces tied to the band’s long-lasting impact.

Editorial perspective

Las Vegas has always pulled in music legends and big shows. Beyond the Wall goes further. It brings original Pink Floyd art to a Strip gallery. The Venetian is betting that visitors want more than concerts. They want to see the art behind the music. This show stands out for its rare pieces and for connecting the Strip’s entertainment world with contemporary art. For locals and tourists, Beyond the Wall offers a real link to one of rock’s most visually bold bands. It’s another sign that Las Vegas is growing as a serious spot for art and music fans.