Act I Gallery is dedicated to being an exciting, welcoming environment that offers great art at great prices. Constantly changing exhibits, special events and a user-friendly website encourage our customers to grow in appreciation and knowledge of art. Our goal is to enrich the quality of their lives through acquisition of fine art, while building personal, long-term relationships for 21 years and counting!
Located in Albuquerque New Mexico's historic Old Town, Andrews Pueblo Pottery is a family owned business that has offered authentic Native American pottery since 1974. Often purchased directly from the artists, our inventory includes pottery from all the active New Mexico Pueblos, Hopi and Navajo Reservations, Native American basketry, fetish carvings, katsina dolls, beadwork and jewelry, as well paintings and sculpture by Sheldon Harvey, winner Best of Show at Santa Fe Indian Market in 2008. We also offer historic and hard-to-find items from important collections of Native American art. Visit us in Albuquerque’s Old Town 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. every day; call us toll-free at 1-877-606-0543; or email info@andrewspp.com.
Bill & Anna work in concert, playing off each other's wide range of passion.
Swedish artist Anna Karin works with oil on linen, primarily in Classical Realism.
Bill Loyd's imaginative and skillful approach transforms industrial castoffs into refreshing works of sight and sound, tantalizing the senses.
Originally established in 1995 as an exclusive setting to present the paintings of Russian artist Yevgeni Shchukin to the American audience, Art of Russia Gallery has since expanded its vision to inclusively celebrate the reinvigoration of Russian art and culture. While offering inflections from the Soviet Era as well, our focus reflects the ardent spirit of new Russia. Amid today’s compelling renaissance in Russian art lies a new generation of painters, many of whom we are pleased to represent.
With a passion to bring to Santa Fe the finest in contemporary art, Beals & Abbate Fine Art is located on Historic Canyon Road. The historic building houses strong adobe bull-nosed walls, textured sand-blasted vigas and rich stained wooden floors with an infusion of Tibetan doors, east-Indian tables and desks and subtle asian-influenced carved chairs. The quality in the work of the building reflects the quality of every Beals and Abbate Fine Art artist.
Lost Ink, a subsidiary of Between Heaven and Earth LLC, is an online gallery of 18th, 19th and 20th century Japanese woodblock prints. The Gallery was created out of a fascination for these remarkable works of art.
The traditional Japanese art of woodblock printing as practiced in the 18th and 19th century was a very complex, elaborate and collaborative project between artist, publisher, woodblock carver and printer… an art form that today is practiced by very few and none that in our opinion rival the detail and intricacies found in the prints from the 1800’s. Hence the name Lost Ink.
Cafe Pasqual's Gallery is just East of Cafe Pasqual's entrance. Simply take the elevator to the 2nd floor. Artists include: LeeAnn Herreid, Leovigildo Martinez, Brian Grossnickle, Felipe Ortega, Lorenzo Mendes, Katharine Kagel, Rick Phelps and more.
Contemporary Paintings by Barbara McCauley and Alvaro Cardona-Hine. On the High Road to Taos. Travel Half Mile into Truchas Village. Open to Collectors.
Carole LaRoche's paintings and monotypes are of archetypal images which she calls "ancient messages from the past." Her strong and powerful forms are presented in brilliant richly hued colors which give her pieces compelling contemporary immediacy.
Casa Nova Gallery, situated in the heart of Santa Fe's historic Railyard district, prides itself on recontextualizing the extraordinary tribal and ethnic art, craft and contemporary design pieces from Africa and other exotic places in the world in a cultural fusion that epitomizes "the art of living and living with art".
Centinela Traditional Arts is a tapestry gallery located in Chimayo, New Mexico, specializing in handwoven wool products using natural dyes, custom-dyed yarns, handspun yarns, and the traditional Chimayo/Rio Grande weaving styles. The weaving gallery is run by Irvin and Lisa Trujillo, who are award-winning weavers whose work has been shown in, and collected by, museums across the United States, including the Smithsonian. The tapestry gallery and this website also represent several other talented weavers, and you can see all of their work by browsing through our weavings, here on the website. Take a look at the catalog, and all of its categories: to see blanket weight weavings for the wall, and for your furniture, and look at our selection of handwoven rugs, vests, and coats.
From two locations on Canyon Road’s Gypsy Alley, Chiaroscuro Contemporary art specializes in contemporary and Native American art. Please visit our website for current information about our monthly exhibition schedule.
Where History Meets Art in Northern New Mexico. Specializing in Historical Classics and The Best Contemporary Artists. In Chimayo, on the High Road to Taos.
Since 1985, Christopher Thomson Ironworks has been creating award-winning ironwork, architectural lighting, sculpture and furnishings for distinctive estates. In addition to being recently being honored with a segment on Home and Garden Television, Christopher Thomson was also recently named a "Master of the Southwest" in Phoenix Home and Garden Magazine.
David Richard Contemporary specializes in Postwar American abstract art and features historic and contemporary geometric, Op, Pop, color field, minimal and gestural abstraction in a variety of media. The gallery represents many established mid to late-career artists who were part of important art historical movements and tendencies that occurred in New York and California during the 1960s through the 1980s such as Judy Chicago, Charles Hinman, Tom Holland, Roland Reiss, Julian Stanczak and Robert Swain.
A Special Collection of Shops & Galleries in the Heart of Historic Santa Fe.
Kiva Fine Arts • Joe Wade Fine Art • Arlene Siegel Gallery • The Golden Web • Ventana el Centro
While your art knows no bounds, let Frontier Frames showcase your work with quality custom picture framing.
Located in the 200-year old Vigil home on upper Canyon Road, Gallery 822 opened its doors March 1, 2004. This charming space boasts ten foot high ceilings, hand-made double-adobe walls and beautifully restored oak plank floors. It is an enchanting space that links us to the present by the artwork displayed within. We are located four doors above Geronimo's and three doors above El Farol restaurants.
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