It comes as no surprise that so many are enraptured by the state of New Mexico. Some of the greatest artists of the 19th and 20th centuries lived and frequented the state for its geographical beauty, cultural diversity and historical richness. Many artist’s groups were formed out of New Mexico, including the Taos Art Colony, the Los Cinco Pintores and the Transcendental Painting Group, all revolutionizing art movements in their time. What these artists also achieved through their work, was opening the world’s heart and minds to the many splendors that New Mexico has to offer.
Apache Mountain Spirit Dancer in front of the Museum of Indian Arts & Culture. Photo courtesy of Tourism Santa Fe.Today, the state, and more specifically the town of Santa Fe, is one of the leading art markets in the country. Places like Canyon Road—a half-mile strip filled to the brim with galleries, artist studios and shops—is one of the most popular destinations for art collectors. Visitors can find artwork ranging from historic to contemporary, in many varying subjects and mediums.
Matthew Sievers, At the End of the Day, oil on panel, 36 x 36"
Every year, Canyon Road opens up even more for the Canyon Road Spring Art Festival, with this year’s May 9 event marking their ninth edition. Galleries open their doors to showcase an abundance of new work, while also offering demonstrations, tours and special events. Visitors can also engage with artists and can commission one-of-a-kind pieces.
Jones Walker of Taos gallery. Photo courtesy of Visit Taos New Mexico.
Lynn Boggess, 18 April 2018, oil on canvas, 28 x 52"
Additional art districts in the Santa Fe area include the Plaza, located near a variety of art museums like the New Mexico Museum of Art, Museum of Contemporary Native Arts and the popular Georgia O’Keeffe Museum, which also offers tours of the artists Abiquiú home and studio—truly an architectural splendor. Other art districts are the Railyard, Baca Street and Siler Rufina Nexus, all bursting with galleries, creative projects and art spaces, including the popular Museum of Indian Arts & Culture.
Taos landscape and Sky. Photo courtesy of Visit Taos New Mexico.One must also not forget one of the most attended events to occur in Santa Fe, the Santa Fe Indian Market, scheduled this year for August 20 and 21. The market brings together the most gifted Native American artists and millions of visitors and collectors, making for an experience you will not soon forget.
Unidentified Ancestral Pueblo Artist, Socorro Black-on-white Jar, 1150-1280, organic pigment and fired clay. Photo by Blair Clark.To the north of Santa Fe is the town of Taos, yet another popular art destination. With its rich culture, including Pueblo and Spanish heritage, it’s the inspiration for many of the artist groups mentioned above, including the Taos Society of Artists, founded in 1915. One of the founding members, Joseph Henry Sharp, is known for his depictions of Native American subjects and helped to preserve a changing way of life. He was crucial in recording the history of the Taos region and New Mexico as a whole.
Tony Abeyta (Navajo), Songs Emerging from Darkness, 2018, charcoal and ink wash on Hiromi paper mounted on canvas. Photography by Addison Doty.It’s nearly impossible to ignore the pull of New Mexico, for creatives and art enthusiasts alike. Continue reading to hear from galleries, event and art happenings that are surely to inspire. They also offer insights into the current art market, along with thrilling displays of artwork. Let this be your guide on the many significant destinations for your New Mexico art adventure.
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Blue Rain Gallery
544 South Guadalupe Street
Santa Fe, NM 87501
(505) 954-9902
info@blueraingallery.com
www.blueraingallery.com
Rapidly approaching 30 years of business, Blue Rain Gallery is a leading destination art gallery in the Southwest. They represent established contemporary artists of diverse backgrounds working in a variety of mediums such as paintings, ceramics, bronze, glass and jewelry. The gallery is eclectic in its approach, yet maintains a special focus on regional, Native American and studio glass art. Artists such as Preston Singletary, Erin Currier, Dan Dailey, Nathan Bennett and Rimi Yang boldy define a contemporary vision for the gallery.
Glass sculptures by Vivian Wang at Blue Rain Gallery.Blue Rain is proud to announce the recent addition of Alex Bernstein’s glass sculpture. His work is a natural fit for the gallery and will be featured in an exhibition April 15 through April 30. Additional exhibitions at the gallery include their Group Glass Exhibition, June 9 through 25, with an opening reception scheduled for the public Thursday, June 9 from 5 to 7 p.m. The gallery will also host a private reception for a national glass collecting group on Friday, June 10. The show will feature a wide cross section of styles and techniques in glass, with participating artists including Singletary, Vivian Wang, Shelley Muzylowski Allen and Rik Allen, to name just a few.
Blue Rain Gallery, Shirin Neshat, acrylic and mixed media on panel, 24 x 18", by Erin Currier.
Blue Rain Gallery, Year of the Tiger, oil and gold leaf on aluminum panel, 24 x 30", by Robin Jones.
The gallery also anticipates a solo exhibition for Currier titled Arte y Alma, June 24 through July 16, and a show of new paintings by Robin Jones October 28 through November 12.
“The Santa Fe art market is robust right now,” says Blue Rain executive director, Denise Phetteplace. “We are enjoying a great deal of tourism in Santa Fe and engaging with a number of people that have recently moved to the area. People are looking for things that bring meaning and beauty to their lives. Art can be that for people.”
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KevinBoxStudio at Kay Contemporary Art
600 Canyon Road
Santa Fe, NM 87501
(505) 365-3992
info@kaycontemporaryart.com
www.kevinboxstudio.com
KevinBoxStudio is showcased in an exhibition that runs from September 16 through 30 at Kay Contemporary Art in Santa Fe. Indoors visitors can experience the miniature sculptures of origami animals, paper dresses and wall hangings. Outside in the back garden, visitors can explore larger artworks perfect for a home garden.
Kevin Box, Rock Paper Scissors, powder coated cast stainless steel and patinated cast bronze, 99 x 56 x 35," AP/4. Displayed at Kay Contemporary Art. Photo by UnderExposed Studios. Artist Kevin Box takes origami to another level, transforming paper into museum quality metal sculpture through processes he has pioneered in tandem with foundries, fabrication shops and his studio staff. In addition to Box’s own compositions, he collaborates with his wife Jennifer Box and world-renowned origami artists Robert J. Lang, Te Jui Fu, Beth Johnson, Michael G. LaFosse and Richard Alexander.
Kevin Box and Robert J. Lang, Seraphim, stainless steel and gold leaf, 31 x 19 x 19." Photo by UnderExposed Studios.
Kevin Box finishing Gathering Peace at his studio in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Photo by Tira Howard.
KevinBoxStudio is also participating in the annual Turquoise Trail Studio Tour the last two weekends in September. From September 17 to 18, and September 24 to 25, collectors can visit the sculpture garden and studio of Jennifer and Kevin Box. Known as the “Little Garden of the Gods” on Highway 14, a national scenic byway with towering rock formations, visitors meander through a distinct Southwest landscape, discovering sculptures along the way. Specifically for these two weekends, the studio will be open to learn about the process of making paper originals into museum quality metal sculptures.
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Carol Peek
carolpeekart@gmail.com
www.carolpeek.com
The d’Art Center in Norfolk, Virginia, is honored to present the work of Carol Peek this November in East Meets West, a two-person show in which Peek will represent the West. Her works will include images of landscapes, seascapes and horses from California, Wyoming and New Mexico. The artist is known for her prowess with color palettes and her observational skills in depicting beloved locations and their inherent atmospheric qualities. The moist air of the coastal landscapes infuse color in very different ways than the arid landscapes of the Southwest, where the glow of the evening sunset seems to paint the sky with impossibly over-saturated hues.
Carol Peek, Red Roan Gypsy, watercolor, 6 x 6"
Carol Peek, Santa Fe Hues, oil on linen, 11 x 14"Peek’s intimate knowledge of horses, having owned and trained her own for decades, informs her paintings with truth and integrity; she knows the feel and smell of a horse’s neck, and the differences in the conformation of breeds as they have been her muse from the age of five. She selectively chooses her commissions from animal owners, keeping plenty of time open to paint the images that inspire her. 
Carol Peek, Sheltered, oil on linen, 8 x 18"
The artist has recently relocated to Santa Fe, New Mexico, and has acquired a property on which she intends to host creative gatherings for visiting artists to work together or for individual artists to come for a creative retreat and residency. Peek is also represented by Holton Studio Gallery in Berkeley, California, and Thomas Reynolds Gallery in Santa Barbara, California.
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Canyon Road
9th Annual Spring Arts Festival
(505) 660-7078
www.visitcanyonroad.com/springartfestival
In celebration of the live art scene on the venerable Canyon Road, dozens of artists working in every imaginable media will provide an unprecedented view of their creative processes at the 9th Annual Canyon Road Spring Art Festival. Galleries will present an array of new art in virtually every medium, including paintings in oil, acrylic and watercolor, drawings in pastels, two and three-dimensional mixed media works and collages, photography and digital artworks, bronze and metal sculpture, wood working, ceramics and more.
Artists create new work at a previous Spring Art Festival.
Artists convene en masse on May 7, in the art district of Canyon Road at dozens of the iconic road’s world class galleries, where they will demonstrate their unique processes. There will be something for everyone to enjoy, along with the rare opportunity to watch top-tier artists create. Opportunities will be available for enthusiasts to request live commissions, ask questions and simply take in the talent and exuberance of the artists. Individual galleries feature rich programs of complimentary special events, art tours, artist demonstrations and more at various locations.
Estevan Ortega (Ahmyo River Gallery) holding his stone and metal piece Two Hearts.
Tierra Mar Gallery, Run Off, oil on canvas, 36 x 30", by Jono Tew.
Participating galleries include but are not limited to Ahmyo River Gallery, Barbara Meikle Fine Art, Canyon Road Contemporary, Domonique Boisjoli Fine Art, GF Contemporary, Giacobbe-Fritz Fine Art and Kay Contemporary Art. With more than 60 galleries on Canyon Road, many more will participate in this all-invited event. All galleries, boutiques and restaurants are listed on the Canyon Road website.
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Canyon Road Contemporary Art
622 Canyon Road
Santa Fe, NM 87501
info@canyoncontemporary.com
www.canyoncontemporary.com
For almost 40 years, Canyon Road Contemporary Art has represented contemporary artists in a variety of mediums. The current roster features new artists, along with 25 additional artists. They have recently introduced Sumi-e ink master Karen Kurka Jensen from Iowa, self-taught modern-primitive artist Trés Taylor from Alabama, local expressionist painter Noah Desmond and the legendary New Mexico-based artist Ed Sandoval. The gallery takes pride in finding unique expressions by visionary artists from all around the country.
Canyon Road Contemporary Art, Swamp Music, latex and acrylic, carved and painted on tar paper, textured with putty, 60 x 36", by Trés Taylor.
Canyon Road Contemporary Art, Take the Wings of the Morning, Sumi-e ink on Xuan paper, 23 x 33", by Karen Kurka Jensen.“We are thrilled to participate in the 9th Annual Canyon Road Spring Art Festival on May 7, as are our artists,” says Nancy Ouimet, gallery owner. “We have an enthusiastic group of seven artists participating this year. We are also anticipating a huge turnout for Ed Sandoval’s signature exhibit on July 23. This exhibit will establish his legacy as he endeavors to travel to and paint the most remote sites in New Mexico, inscribing these rare and beautiful vistas into his personal history of the land and people he was born to.”
Artist Ali Launer at last year’s festival.Ouimet continues, “The art market continues to thrive amid global unrest, as our clients seek a deeper connection to humanity through art. Our clients express gratitude for what our artists are producing, bringing meaningful artwork into their living spaces as a source of comfort and inspiration.”
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EVOKE Contemporary
550 South Guadalupe Street
Santa Fe, New Mexico 87501
(505) 995-9902
art@evokecontemporary.com
www.evokecontemporary.com
EVOKE Contemporary has developed a strong reputation for fostering the careers of a broad spectrum of prominent artists of both the American and international art scene. The gallery features some of the most recognized artists working today in the genres of figurative painting and sculpture, as well as several of America’s foremost landscape painters.
EVOKE Contemporary interior view.The gallery welcomes to its roster of artists Irene Hardwicke Olivieri, with a Santa Fe debut exhibition—Seduction by Centipede, which will be on display from May 27 through July 23, 2022. An ongoing theme in Olivieri’s work is rewilding the heart, to inspire deeper connections to wild animals and wild lands. Her intricate, lovingly rendered paintings explore the subterranean aspects of life: love and relationships, obsessions and mortality.
EVOKE Contemporary, Sound the Trumpets, oil on canvas, 44 x 44", by Louisa McElwain.In June comes the release of Alice Leora Briggs’ new book, Abecedario de Juárez: An Illustrated Lexicon, to coincide with an exhibition of her provocative artwork that explores life and death around the drug cartel in Juárez, Mexico.
EVOKE Contemporary, Seduction by Centipede, oil on clayboard, 30 x 30", by Irene Hardwicke Olivieri.EVOKE turns its focus to its illustrious landscape painters in July beginning with an exhibition by Lynn Boggess, and in August comes Oil of Joy, a solo show of Louisa McElwain’s work.
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New Concept Gallery
610 Canyon Road
Santa Fe, NM 87501
(505) 795-7570
www.newconceptgallery.com
New Concept Gallery features artwork by contemporary New Mexican artists. Works include paintings, photography, sculpture in wood, bronze and scrap metal, and hand-pulled prints, with a focus on established artists with long careers. 
New Concept Gallery interior. Photo by Steven A. Jackson.“We frequently showcase older works alongside an artist’s most recent piece, allowing guests to appreciate the evolution and growth in the technique and creative vision of the artist,” says gallery director Troy Buchleiter. “Our goal is to make art accessible to our visitors, whether they are seasoned collectors or visiting a gallery for the first time. As we are intimately acquainted with our artists, their work and their creative processes, we are able to pass this knowledge on to our visitors in exceptional detail. Guests in our gallery may learn about subjects as diverse as printmaking techniques, how a bronze is cast, photographic styles, and how engine parts and bicycle chains find new life as whimsical sculptures.”
New Concept Gallery, Una Pianta Rossa, acrylic on canvas, 48 x 42", by Ann Hosfield.
New Concept Gallery, Late October, oil on canvas, 30 x 30", by Cecilia Kirby Binkley.
Buchleiter also remarks: “The art market in Santa Fe has seen an extraordinary resurgence over the past year. I believe that the shared experience of the pandemic has led people to re-evaluate their priorities. Savoring experiences, appreciating beauty and creativity, and investing in artwork that speaks to the viewer on a personal level—these are the things that are most important to our visitors now.”
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Somers Randolph
(505) 690-9097
sculptr@aol.com
www.somersrandolph.com
A large Italian alabaster sculpture nears completion at stone sculptor Somers Randolph’s studio in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Photo by Carrie McCarthy.“For 50 years, I’ve carved a living from solid rock,” says Somers Randolph, adding, “Man versus stone is a very physical sport.” The 6-foot-7-inch-tall artist creates one-of-a-kind sculptures in stones from around the world. His sensuous, undulating forms are deceptively simple, resonating on a subconscious level. His vibrant spirals, continuous knots and woven curves intrigue the eye and challenge the mind.
Somers Randolph, Italian white alabaster, 10" tall. Photo by Wendy McEahern.
Somers Randolph, Utah pink cloud alabaster on a black granite base, 19" tall. Photo by Wendy McEahern.
As 10 years of Tauck Tours participants can attest, a tour of this gregarious gentleman’s studio is a highlight of many a visit to Santa Fe. Contact the artist for tour appointments.
After five decades of carving, his work can be found in many notable collections.
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Thornwood Gallery
555 Canyon Road
Santa Fe, NM 87501
(505) 428-0279
www.thornwoodgallery.com
Located on Canyon Road, in the very heart of Santa Fe's largest and most famous art district, resides Thornwood Gallery. This unique gallery offers art enthusiasts an idyllic myriad of original works in a diverse variety of genres. The gallery represents over 60 exceptional artists from around the world, ranging dramatically in approach and subject matter. Mediums include oil, acrylic, encaustic, bronze, egg tempera, photography and mixed media works.
Outdoor image of Thornwood Gallery.When visiting, the gallery recommends looking for the large, remarkable bronze figurative works of Angela Mia De la Vega and D.E. McDermott, front and center in Thornwood's lovely sculpture garden. Whether spring or summer, the gallery also has rose bushes in bloom outside, as well as a wonderfully diverse sensory overload indoors.
Thornwood Gallery, Bridge of Brotherhood, bronze, ed. 1 of 38, 53 x 62 x 24", by Angela Mia De la Vega.
Thornwood Gallery, Puente Lequio – Venice, oil on canvas, 24 x 43", by Jesus Navarro.“Thornwood specializes in a decidedly eclectic array of exceptional art,” says Jamie McLaren, gallery director. “The gallery’s refreshing mindset to art acquisition focuses on a client’s absolute enjoyment. Resonating deeply at Thornwood remains a serious commitment to a collector’s artful vision and a truly memorable experience in the nation’s second-largest fine art market—also known as Santa Fe.”
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Zatara Contemporary
616 Canyon Road
Santa Fe, NM 87501
(808) 425-1439
info@zataracontemporary.com
www.zataracontemporary.com
Zatara Contemporary, located on the historic Canyon Road in Santa Fe, New Mexico, is owned and curated by artist Salina Vaughn. She addresses contemporary issues in the art she represents, along with a desire to bring love and beauty into the world. 
Zatara Contemporary, Enchantment, mixed media on wood panel, 48 x 48", by Salina Vaughn.
Zatara Contemporary, Urban Jungle I, mixed media on wood panel, 24 x 24", by Salina Vaughn.
Vaughn’s work often comes from an intuitive connection to the world around her, drawn from her relationships with family, romantic partners, nature, environmental and social activism—focusing largely on protection of Indigenous peoples’ rights and cultural practices. She works in mixed media, employing a variety of methods that suit her in the moment of creation. Each piece is created through a series of pouring, splattering, spraying and manipulating the paint as well as through more traditional brush techniques.
Salina Vaughn outside Zatara Contemporary.The gallery’s impressive contemporary artists also includes Chas Curtis, Matt Gatton, Justin Price, Jesse Raine Littlebird and Suni Sonqo Vizcarra Wood, to name just a few.
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Santa Fe and Vicinity Calendar
Ongoing
MUSEUM OF INDIAN ARTS AND CULTURE
Painted Reflections: Isomeric Design in Ancestral Pueblo Pottery
Santa Fe, NM - (505) 476-1269
www.indianartsandculture.org
Ongoing
WHEELWRIGHT MUSEUM OF THE AMERICAN INDIAN
Abeyta | To’Hajiilee K’é
Santa Fe, NM
(505) 982-4636
www.wheelwright.org
April 15-30
BLUE RAIN GALLERY
Alex Bernstein
Santa Fe, NM - (505) 954-9902
www.blueraingallery.com
May 4-June 30
ART EXCHANGE GALLERY
Carol Armstrong
Santa Fe, NM – (505) 603-4485
www.aegallery.com
May 6-29
HECHO GALLERY
Mikayla Patton (Oglala Lakota)
Santa Fe, NM – (505) 455-6882
www.hecho.gallery
May 7
CANYON ROAD
9th Annual Spring Arts Festival
Santa Fe, NM – (505) 660-7078
www.visitcanyonroad.com/springartfestival
May 7
BARBARA MEIKLE FINE ART
The New Mexico Wildlife Center Visit
Santa Fe, NM – (505) 992-0400
www.meiklefineart.com
Through May 16
MUSEUM OF INDIAN ARTS AND CULTURE
A Place in Clay
Santa Fe, NM - (505) 476-1269
www.indianartsandculture.org
May 16-June 16
MUSEUM OF INDIAN ARTS & CULTURE
Clearly Indigenous: Native Visions Reimagined in Glass
Santa Fe, NM - (505) 476-1269
www.indianartsandculture.org
Through May 22
NEW MEXICO MUSEUM OF ART
Ansel Adams: Pure Photography
Santa Fe, NM – (505) 476-5072
www.nmartmuseum.org
May 23-June 5
ACOSTA STRONG FINE ART
Los Tres Pintores
Santa Fe, NM – (505) 982-2795
www.acostastrong.com
May 27-28
SANTA FE ART AUCTION
Art of the West Sale
Santa Fe, NM - (505) 954-5858
www.santafeartauction.com
May 27-June 11
BLUE RAIN GALLERY
Bryce Pettit: Equipoise
Santa Fe, NM – (505) 954-9902
www.blueraingallery.com
May 27-June 11
BLUE RAIN GALLERY
Matthew Sievers
Santa Fe, NM - (505) 954-9902
www.blueraingallery.com
May 27-June 25
NEW CONCEPT GALLERY
Through The Lens & From the Press: Photography & Prints
Santa Fe, NM - (505) 795-7570
www.newconceptgallery.com
May 27-July 2
CHIAROSCURO CONTEMPORARY ART
Gayle Crites
Santa Fe, NM – (505) 992-0711
www.chiaroscurosantafe.com
May 27-July 23
EVOKE CONTEMPORARY
Seduction by Centipede
Santa Fe, NM - (505) 995-9902
www.evokecontemporary.com
June 1
GALLERY WILD
Santa Fe New Gallery Opening
Santa Fe, NM - (307) 203-2322
www.gallerywild.com
June 3-26
HECHO GALLERY
Zahra Marwan
Santa Fe, NM – (505) 455-6882
www.hecho.gallery
June 4
KING GALLERIES
Chris Youngblood: Small Works and Pottery Demo
Santa Fe, NM – (480) 440-3912
www.kinggalleries.com
June 9-25
BLUE RAIN GALLERY
Group Glass Exhibition
Santa Fe, NM - (505) 954-9902
www.blueraingallery.com
Through June 19
NEW MEXICO HISTORY MUSEUM
In Search of Domínguez and Escalante: Photographing the 1776 Expedition Through the Southwest
Santa Fe, NM – (505) 476-5200
www.nmhistorymuseum.org
Through June 19
NEW MEXICO MUSEUM OF ART
Poetic Justice: Judith F. Baca, Mildred Howard, and Jaune Quick-to See-Smith
Santa Fe, NM – (505) 476-5072
www.nmartmuseum.org
June 24-25
SANTA FE ART AUCTION
Signature Summer Sale
Santa Fe, NM - (505) 954-5858
www.santafeartauction.com
June 24-July 16
BLUE RAIN GALLERY
Erin Currier: Arte y Alma
Santa Fe, NM - (505) 954-9902
www.blueraingallery.com
June 24-July 23
EVOKE CONTEMPORARY
Abecedario de Juárez: An Illustrated Lexicon
Santa Fe, NM - (505) 995-9902
www.evokecontemporary.com
June 24-July 25
HECHO A MANO
Enrique Figueredo
Santa Fe, NM – (505) 916-1341
www.hechoamano.org
July 1-30
NEW CONCEPT GALLERY
From Here to the Horizon
Santa Fe, NM - (505) 795-7570
www.newconceptgallery.com
July 1-31
HECHO GALLERY
Kat Kinnick
Santa Fe, NM – (505) 916-1341
www.hechoamano.org
July 1-August 31
THE DANCING RABBIT GALLERY
Versatility of Dine Art
Santa Fe, NM – (505) 850-2212
www.thedancingrabbitgallery.com
July 8-18
TIERRA MAR GALLERY
Summertide
Santa Fe, NM – (505) 372-7087
www.tierramargallery.com
July 9
KING GALLERIES
Susan Folwell: Water Vessel
Santa Fe, NM – (480) 440-3912
www.kinggalleries.com
July 22-23
SANTA FE ART AUCTION
New Mexico Now: Spanish Colonial to Spanish Market
Santa Fe, NM - (505) 954-5858
www.santafeartauction.com
July 29
SORREL SKY GALLERY
Robert Rivera during Spanish Market
Santa Fe, NM - (505) 501-6555
www.sorrelsky.com
July 29
KING GALLERIES
Andrea Vargas
Santa Fe, NM – (480) 440-3912
www.kinggalleries.com
July 29-August 20
EVOKE CONTEMPORARY
Lynn Boggess
Santa Fe, NM - (505) 995-9902
www.evokecontemporary.com
Through July 31
MUSEUM OF INDIAN ARTS & CULTURE
Birds: Spiritual Messengers of the Skies
Santa Fe, NM 0 (505) 476-1269
www.indianartsandculture.org
August 5
KING GALLERIES
Roseta Santiago
Santa Fe, NM – (480) 440-3912
www.kinggalleries.com
August 5
PARSONS FINE ART
Big Summer Show
Taos, NM – (575) 751-0159
www.parsonsart.com
August 5
SORREL SKY GALLERY
Star Liana York
Santa Fe, NM - (505) 501-6555
www.sorrelsky.com
August 5-September 3
NEW CONCEPT GALLERY
Wonders of Abstraction
Santa Fe, NM - (505) 795-7570
www.newconceptgallery.com
August 6-7
GREAT SOUTHWESTERN EVENTS
The Great Southwestern Antique & Vintage Show
Albuquerque, NM – (505) 228-8115
www.gswevents.com
August 8-10
THE AMERICAN INDIAN ART SHOW SANTA FE
100+ Years of Indigenous Masters
Santa Fe, NM - (805) 340-0384
www.antiqueindianartshow.com
August 12-13
SANTA FE ART AUCTION
American Indian Arts: Classic & Contemporary Sale
Santa Fe, NM - (505) 954-5858
www.santafeartauction.com
August 12-15
WHITEHAWK SHOWS
Whitehawk Antique Indian & Ethnographic Art Show
Santa Fe, NM – (505) 988-9544
www.whitehawkshows.com
August 12-15
EL MUSEO CULTURAL DE SANTA FE
Objects of Art Santa Fe
Santa Fe, NM – (805) 340-0384
www.objectsofartsantafe.com
August 17-21
SOUTHWESTERN ASSOCIATION FOR INDIAN ARTS
Santa Fe Indian Market
Santa Fe, NM – (505) 983-5220
www.swaia.org
August 18-19
SORREL SKY GALLERY
Native American Group Show during Indian Market
Santa Fe, NM - (505) 501-6555
www.sorrelsky.com
August 20-21
SORREL SKY GALLERY
Artist Market and Show during Indian Market
Santa Fe, NM - (505) 501-6555
www.sorrelsky.com
August 26-October 22
EVOKE CONTEMPORARY
Louisa McElwain: Oil of Joy
Santa Fe, NM - (505) 995-9902
www.evokecontemporary.com
September 17-18 & 24-25
KEVINBOXSTUDIO
Turquoise Trail Studio Tour
Santa Fe, NM
www.kevinboxstudio.com
September 23-24
SANTA FE ART AUCTION
Contemporary Art, Design + Photography
Santa Fe, NM - (505) 954-5858
www.santafeartauction.com
October 7-30
HECHO GALLERY
Todd Ryan White
Santa Fe, NM – (505) 916-1341
www.hechoamano.org
October 28-November 12
BLUE RAIN GALLERY
Robin Jones
Santa Fe, NM - (505) 954-9902
www.blueraingallery.com
October 28-November 20
HECHO A MANO
Juana Estrada
Santa Fe, NM – (505) 916-1341
www.hechoamano.org
November 1-December 21
THE DANCING RABBIT GALLERY
Zuni Carvings-Simple to Sublime
Santa Fe, NM – (505) 850-2212
www.thedancingrabbitgallery.com
November 4-5
SANTA FE ART AUCTION
Annual Signature Live Auction
Santa Fe, NM - (505) 954-5858
www.santafeartauction.com
November 4-28
HECHO GALLERY
Ricardo Angeles
Santa Fe, NM – (505) 916-1341
www.hechoamano.org —
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