Art and entertainment on the Strip illustrate the stratification of taste in the twenty-first century, where products, styles, and whole experiences are branded and franchised, and culture itself is marketed as an entertainment commodity. Examples include Steve Wynn’s museum and hotels; the closed Liberace Museum and the revived Composers’ Showcase; Cirque du Soleil, which now has numerous shows in multiple venues along the Strip as well as commodity tie-ins with artists and designers; and the Cosmopolitan Hotel, whose brand explicitly offers a Vegas experience as an engagement with high art.