The Las Vegas pop-up art and culture exhibit “Tattoo’d America”, originally opened in April, extended its run through Aug. 31, due to popular demand. Travelers can catch the pop-up exhibit on The LINQ Promenade.

The exhibit explores the “art, lifestyle and sex appeal of tattoos” across more than 20 installations. Guests see more than 500 works from the world’s most renowned tattoo artists; 40 clones tattooed to showcase the history of tattoos; and an interactive installation based on visitors’ personal tattoo stories. The pop-up also includes hands-on activities, such as a tattoo-themed ball pit for adults only and a confetti and pillow fight darkroom. An in-house live tattoo parlor is open for traditional tattoos as well, while the Ink Lab is open for guests to create custom tattoo designs for temporary application.

“Tattoo’d America is a funhouse for grownups, as exciting for those without tattoos as people who have them,” said Kassandra Lopez, general manager, “Tattoo’d America.” “It’s a social space where visitors can create, connect and share.”

The pop-up exhibit is open every day, 1–10 p.m. Admission is $29.