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Goldwell Open Air Museum is a Nevada nonprofit organization that preserves and encourages artistic exploration in and of the Amargosa Desert near Death Valley National Park. The Museum cares for an 8-acre outdoor sculpture park near the ghost town of Rhyolite and is best known for the ghostly "Last Supper" sculpture by Belgian artist Albert Szukalski. It also hosts a year-round competitive artist residency program, and offers workshops, programs, and exhibits for the public in its nearby Red Barn Art Center.