Bliss Dance sculpture lights up The Park — PHOTOS
Deja Solis looks up at the 40-foot tall Bliss Dance sculpture, based off of her, as it is light up at The Park, outside of the T-Mobile Arena and New York New York hotel-casino in Las Vegas on Monday, April 6, 2016. The sculpture of the dancing woman, based off of model Deja Solis, was created by Marco Cochrane. (Chase Stevens/Las Vegas News Bureau)
Hannah Whitelaw, of San Francisco, gets a close view of the 40-foot tall Bliss Dance sculpture at The Park, outside of the T-Mobile Arena and New York New York hotel-casino in Las Vegas on Monday, April 6, 2016. The sculpture of the dancing woman, based off of model Deja Solis, was created by Marco Cochrane. (Chase Stevens/Las Vegas News Bureau)
People check out the 40-foot tall Bliss Dance sculpture at The Park, outside of the T-Mobile Arena and New York New York hotel-casino in Las Vegas on Monday, April 6, 2016. The sculpture of the dancing woman, based off of model Deja Solis, was created by Marco Cochrane. (Chase Stevens/Las Vegas News Bureau)
MGM Resorts Chairman and CEO Jim Murren speaks during the lighting ceremony for the 40-foot tall Bliss Dance sculpture at The Park, outside of the T-Mobile Arena and New York New York hotel-casino in Las Vegas on Monday, April 6, 2016. The sculpture of the dancing woman, based off of model Deja Solis, was created by Marco Cochrane. (Chase Stevens/Las Vegas News Bureau)
A member of Flameology performs during the lighting ceremony for the 40-foot tall Bliss Dance sculpture at The Park, outside of the T-Mobile Arena and New York New York hotel-casino in Las Vegas on Monday, April 6, 2016. The sculpture of the dancing woman, based off of model Deja Solis, was created by Marco Cochrane. (Chase Stevens/Las Vegas News Bureau)
The 40-foot tall Bliss Dance sculpture at The Park, outside of the T-Mobile Arena and New York New York hotel-casino, is shown before the lighting ceremony in Las Vegas on Monday, April 6, 2016. The sculpture of the dancing woman, based off of model Deja Solis, was created by Marco Cochrane. (Chase Stevens/Las Vegas News Bureau)
People gather for the lighting ceremony for the 40-foot tall Bliss Dance sculpture at The Park, outside of the T-Mobile Arena and New York New York hotel-casino in Las Vegas on Monday, April 6, 2016. The sculpture of the dancing woman, based off of model Deja Solis, was created by Marco Cochrane. (Chase Stevens/Las Vegas News Bureau)
People gather for the lighting ceremony for the 40-foot tall Bliss Dance sculpture at The Park, outside of the T-Mobile Arena and New York New York hotel-casino in Las Vegas on Monday, April 6, 2016. The sculpture of the dancing woman, based off of model Deja Solis, was created by Marco Cochrane. (Chase Stevens/Las Vegas News Bureau)
People gather for the lighting ceremony for the 40-foot tall Bliss Dance sculpture at The Park, outside of the T-Mobile Arena and New York New York hotel-casino in Las Vegas on Monday, April 6, 2016. The sculpture of the dancing woman, based off of model Deja Solis, was created by Marco Cochrane. (Chase Stevens/Las Vegas News Bureau)
People gather for the lighting ceremony for the 40-foot tall Bliss Dance sculpture at The Park, outside of the T-Mobile Arena and New York New York hotel-casino in Las Vegas on Monday, April 6, 2016. The sculpture of the dancing woman, based off of model Deja Solis, was created by Marco Cochrane. (Chase Stevens/Las Vegas News Bureau)
People check out the 40-foot tall Bliss Dance sculpture at The Park, outside of the T-Mobile Arena and New York New York hotel-casino in Las Vegas on Monday, April 6, 2016. The sculpture of the dancing woman, based off of model Deja Solis, was created by Marco Cochrane. (Chase Stevens/Las Vegas News Bureau)
The 40-foot tall Bliss Dance sculpture at The Park, outside of the T-Mobile Arena and New York New York hotel-casino, is shown in Las Vegas on Monday, April 6, 2016. The sculpture of the dancing woman, based off of model Deja Solis, was created by Marco Cochrane. (Chase Stevens/Las Vegas News Bureau)
People check out the 40-foot tall Bliss Dance sculpture at The Park, outside of the T-Mobile Arena and New York New York hotel-casino in Las Vegas on Monday, April 6, 2016. The sculpture of the dancing woman, based off of model Deja Solis, was created by Marco Cochrane. (Chase Stevens/Las Vegas News Bureau)
Julia Whitelaw, with her husband Marco Cochrane, speaks during the lighting ceremony for the 40-foot tall Bliss Dance sculpture at The Park, outside of the T-Mobile Arena and New York New York hotel-casino in Las Vegas on Monday, April 6, 2016. The sculpture of the dancing woman, based off of model Deja Solis, was created by Marco Cochrane. (Chase Stevens/Las Vegas News Bureau)
Deja Solis sings during the lighting ceremony for the 40-foot tall Bliss Dance sculpture at The Park, outside of the T-Mobile Arena and New York New York hotel-casino in Las Vegas on Monday, April 6, 2016. The sculpture of the dancing woman, based off of model Deja Solis, was created by Marco Cochrane. (Chase Stevens/Las Vegas News Bureau)
The 40-foot tall Bliss Dance sculpture at The Park, outside of the T-Mobile Arena and New York New York hotel-casino, is shown in Las Vegas on Monday, April 6, 2016. The sculpture of the dancing woman, based off of model Deja Solis, was created by Marco Cochrane. (Chase Stevens/Las Vegas News Bureau)
People gather for the lighting ceremony for the 40-foot tall Bliss Dance sculpture at The Park, outside of the T-Mobile Arena and New York New York hotel-casino in Las Vegas on Monday, April 6, 2016. The sculpture of the dancing woman, based off of model Deja Solis, was created by Marco Cochrane. (Chase Stevens/Las Vegas News Bureau)
People gather for the lighting ceremony for the 40-foot tall Bliss Dance sculpture at The Park, outside of the T-Mobile Arena and New York New York hotel-casino in Las Vegas on Monday, April 6, 2016. The sculpture of the dancing woman, based off of model Deja Solis, was created by Marco Cochrane. (Chase Stevens/Las Vegas News Bureau)
Julia Whitelaw, with her husband Marco Cochrane, speaks during the lighting ceremony for the 40-foot tall Bliss Dance sculpture at The Park, outside of the T-Mobile Arena and New York New York hotel-casino in Las Vegas on Monday, April 6, 2016. The sculpture of the dancing woman, based off of model Deja Solis, was created by Marco Cochrane. (Chase Stevens/Las Vegas News Bureau)
A man takes a photo of the 40-foot tall Bliss Dance sculpture at The Park, outside of the T-Mobile Arena and New York New York hotel-casino, in Las Vegas on Monday, April 6, 2016. The sculpture of the dancing woman, based off of model Deja Solis, was created by Marco Cochrane. (Chase Stevens/Las Vegas News Bureau)
Deja Solis sings during the lighting ceremony for the 40-foot tall Bliss Dance sculpture at The Park, outside of the T-Mobile Arena and New York New York hotel-casino in Las Vegas on Monday, April 6, 2016. The sculpture of the dancing woman, based off of model Deja Solis, was created by Marco Cochrane.(Chase Stevens/Las Vegas News Bureau)
MGM Resorts Chairman and CEO Jim Murren speaks during the lighting ceremony for the 40-foot tall Bliss Dance sculpture at The Park, outside of the T-Mobile Arena and New York New York hotel-casino in Las Vegas on Monday, April 6, 2016. The sculpture of the dancing woman, based off of model Deja Solis, was created by Marco Cochrane. (Chase Stevens/Las Vegas News Bureau)
People check out the 40-foot tall Bliss Dance sculpture at The Park, outside of the T-Mobile Arena and New York New York hotel-casino in Las Vegas on Monday, April 6, 2016. The sculpture of the dancing woman, based off of model Deja Solis, was created by Marco Cochrane. (Chase Stevens/Las Vegas News Bureau)
Bliss Dance, the 40 foot-tall sculpture created by artist Marco Cochrane, was unveiled and lit up Monday night as part of the grand opening of The Park, outside of the T-Mobile Arena and the New-York New-York hotel casino.
