The NFL's most celebrated new stadium required a fabrication partner capable of producing 430+ fine art works and over 67,000 square feet of wall covering — on time, at NFL scale, with museum-grade output.
When the Las Vegas Raiders opened Allegiant Stadium in 2020, the organization had a vision that went far beyond football: a $2 billion facility that would function simultaneously as a world-class sports venue and a permanent art institution celebrating the culture of Las Vegas and the history of the Raiders franchise.
The scale of that vision demanded a fabrication partner unlike anything the art world typically encounters. Over 430 curated works of art needed to be produced across more than 1.75 million square feet — in a high-traffic stadium environment where durability, color fidelity, and the ability to clean and maintain pieces over years of heavy use were non-negotiable requirements.
The pieces needed to look gallery-perfect on Day 1 and hold that standard through decades of NFL seasons, concerts, and marquee events. Standard fine art reproduction simply wasn't an option.
Max Art Productions was selected as the fabrication partner for the Allegiant Stadium art program. The decision centered on two capabilities that very few operations in North America can offer simultaneously: the production capacity to handle a project of this volume, and the technical precision to deliver museum-grade art, at scale, on a commercial timeline.
The scope of the program demanded the full range of Max Art's capabilities — no single substrate or process could carry a collection of this breadth. Across the facility, the team produced ChromaLuxe metallic dye-sublimation panels, Premium fine art prints, stretched canvas, face-mount acrylic, and large-format wallcovering installations. Murals stretched over 70 feet tall. Custom die-cut shaped pieces were fabricated to exact architectural specs. Fine art pieces from local Las Vegas artists and nationally recognized names were reproduced with gallery-grade color accuracy, framed to specification, and installed throughout the stadium — from club-level corridors to the arena floor.
Every medium was chosen deliberately: ChromaLuxe for high-traffic areas requiring durability without glass, acrylic for premium visual depth in VIP spaces, canvas for warmth in hospitality suites, and wallcovering where scale demanded a seamless surface. The result is a collection that reads as curated and considered — because it was.
Across the 42,000 sq ft Max Art facility, production ran simultaneously across multiple departments: wide-format printing, dye-sublimation, canvas mounting and stretching, acrylic fabrication, custom framing, and wallcovering installation. Each zone of the stadium received a tailored approach — the materials and process chosen to match the environment, the architecture, and the Raiders' vision for what the space should feel like. Single-source production meant color consistency across every format, every floor, every piece.
The Allegiant Stadium program showcased the full depth of Max Art Productions' fabrication capabilities: ChromaLuxe metallic dye-sublimation for durability in high-traffic zones, Premium fine art printing for limited-edition reproductions, face-mount acrylic for premium visual impact in VIP areas, stretched canvas for warmth in hospitality suites, large-format wallcovering for seamless architectural installations, and custom fine art framing for curated gallery-wall presentations. Murals exceeded 70 feet in height. Shaped die-cut pieces were produced to exacting architectural tolerances. Local Las Vegas artists and nationally recognized names were represented across the collection — each reproduction color-matched and output to gallery standards. All fabricated, framed, and shipped from one 42,000 sq ft facility in Las Vegas.
The completed art program covers over 67,000 square feet of wall covering throughout Allegiant Stadium — making it one of the largest permanent art installations in any sports venue in North America. Hundreds of artists were commissioned, including Las Vegas locals and figures from Raiders history, with each piece contributing to a visual narrative that connects Las Vegas culture to the Raiders franchise.
The stadium's opening established Allegiant as a venue category unto itself: not just a football stadium, but an art museum and entertainment destination that happens to host NFL games. Max Art Productions produced every piece in the collection — across every medium and format — fabricated and shipped from our 42,000 sq ft Las Vegas facility.
The project remains the definitive proof point for what Max Art Productions can do at scale: production volume typically requiring multiple vendors, executed under one roof, with zero compromise on output quality.
