LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — The Las Vegas Athletics have completed the second phase of a community mural project covering the construction wall around the team’s future ballpark site.
The latest installation features original artwork by Las Vegas-based artist Visual Bluff, the team announced Wednesday.
Launched in July 2026 in partnership with global art activation agency Muros, the initiative turns the perimeter barrier of the planned Major League Baseball stadium into an evolving public canvas celebrating local culture and Southern Nevada’s impending entry into MLB.
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Visual Bluff, who has created murals and large-scale installations across Las Vegas for over 15 years, incorporates influences from street, skate, punk, and DIY culture.
The new piece centers on dimensional “Las Vegas Athletics” lettering flanked by a glove, bat, baseballs, sweeping graphic patterns, and a dynamic player silhouette designed to evoke the motion and energy of the city.
The artwork marks the second of six scheduled installations planned over the next 18 months. Six local artists in total will contribute individual murals to the barrier as construction progresses at the site.
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