Specialists in contemporary and antique Southwest Indian Pueblo Pottery and Fine Art, Adobe Gallery’s collection comprises Historic and Contemporary Southwest Indian Pueblo Pottery, Hopi Kachina/Katsina Dolls, Old Silver And Turquoise Jewelry, Baskets, Mission Oak Furniture, and Fine Art.

Adobe Gallery has a comprehensive book selection that includes a large Southwest Indian Pueblo arts and crafts selection—all viewable on this continuously updated website.

Evaluations and consultations can be arranged and we’re always interested in purchasing or brokering Southwest Indian Pueblo Pottery collections. We can provide authentication of our merchandise to guarantee what we sell is genuine. We also provide a full refund of the purchase price to please you if you’re not satisfied with your purchase for any reason. And what this means to you is peace of mind that you’re buying authentic items and can feel comfortable with your purchase.

A gallery showing the work of local artists. We feature local printmaking, including etching, engraving and woodblock. We have an etching studio used by many of the artists we exhibit. The public is welcome to tour the printmaking studio and view demonstrations of the intaglio printing process. Artists are welcome to use the facility.

Arrediamo specializes in bringing the world's finest handwoven carpets, exclusive furniture and accessories to your home.

With over forty years of furnishing experience and clear understanding of customer needs,

we help create your own unique style for all your living spaces.

Art to live with since 1992. From Andy Warhol to local artists. Come and see the incredible variety and quality of our fine art selections.

Artistas de Santa Fe offers original paintings, fine photography and unique mixed media assemblage & collage, the best of quality and value, and personal attention from Santa Fe's finest artists.

Unique and traditional contemporary Indian art from Hopi katsinas to unique jewelry, to storyteller figurines and American Indian made baskets as well Navajo rugs and a host of unique items of Indian art.

The Bahti family's roots in the Indian arts field go back to 1949 with the Ghost Ranch Trading Post near Abiqui, NM, later moving to Tucson and still later expanding back to New Mexico.

The Bahti family has been an authoritative source for fine, authentic Indian art for over half a century. Tom and his son Mark, who now runs the business, have written over a dozen books on the subject. Come, browse and visit!

Studio Gallery in the heart of Old Canyon Road. One of the last artist owned and operated galleries. Paintings, impressionistic and whimsicle.

The lost art of fresco is recaptured by American artist Steve Bogdanoff at Canyon Road's newest art destination, Bogdanoff Gallery. Experience a world of timeless beauty where classic art history meets modern original fresco works as well as limited edition giclee prints on canvas and archival paper. Exclusively representing the works of internationally acclaimed artist Steve Bogdanoff, Bogdanoff Gallery is a unique and stunning addition to Santa Fe's renowned art scene.

Box Gallery is a contemporary art gallery featuring primarily New Mexico artists. The gallery opened in 2000 and moved to its present location in the Railyard across from SITE Santa Fe in 2005. In its 3,000 square foot, 2-floor gallery space, Box presents 8-10 solo shows yearly and exhibits the work of gallery and guest artists.

The Center for Contemporary Arts is a non-profit multidisciplinary arts organization that seeks to identify, promote and present the work of visionary contemporary artists – both emerging and established -- while stimulating a broader audience for these artists and their work. Through film, media, visual and performing arts, and educational programming, CCA provides an accessible forum for the exploration of new ideas in contemporary art and thought. Includes over 5,000 square feet of exhibition space, plus a 130-seat Cinematheque. Open 10 to 9 Monday through Friday, and 1 to 9 on Saturday and Sunday. Admission is free to exhibits. Admission charge for selected events; films at CCA Cinematheque are discounted for members, students, and seniors.

Contemporary American and European art

Chiaroscuro Contemporary Art was founded in 2000 by the Gebert Family and represents over thirty artists with contemporary abstraction as the predominate focus. Located on Canyon Rd in Santa Fe's historic East side, the gallery combines the best of old Santa Fe's architectural sensibility on the exterior with a revitalized and inspired contemporary art space inside the gallery. In July 2007, Santa Fe Gallerist John Addison joined Chiaroscuro as Director and continues to expand the contemporary abstraction program representing established and emerging artists on a national level.

Fine Art Gallery Oil Paintings & Bronze Sculpture by Established Artists of the Southwest

The unique quality of art represented by the gallery has attracted a prestigious clientele of art connoisseurs from all over the world. The professional and experienced staff is able to guide the discriminating collector to art that will both compliment their living space and contribute to investment portfolios. The Downey Gallery has earned the reputation as a knowledgeable and reputable source for fine art collectors.

Exhibition space featuring contemporary artworks and projects featuring Phoebe Adams, Terry Allen, Lynda Benglis, Jay DeFeo, Lesley Dill, James Drake, Harmony Hammond, Gordon Hart, Jene Highstein, Peregrine Honig, Heather McGill, Wes Mills, Juan Munoz, Bruce Nauman, Tristano di Robilant, Susan Rothenberg, David Salle, Tom Sather, Kiki Smith, Valeska Soares, and Richard Tuttle, among others. GALLERY HOURS: TUES-SAT 11am-5pm and by appointment 505-474-4043.

Gebert Contemporary exhibits painting, sculpture, photography, installation, and video artwork of established and emerging national and international artists. Gebert Contemorary has two locations: 558 Canyon Road and 544 / 550 S. Guadalupe Street in the new Railyard Arts District.

A leader among dealers of museum quality American Indian art, GRIMMER ROCHE provides an extensive inventory of Plains, Plateau, Prairie, Southwest, Northwest Coast, Eskimo and Eastern Woodlands antique tribal art. Viewing is by appointment.

Heidi Loewen has opened a warm & sunny porcelain gallery & school, down the road from the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum. Once inside, you'll see her contemporary smoke fired porcelain vessels, some with gold leaf & oils. She even collaborates with the world renowned Dutch realist painter, Braldt Bralds for amazing trompe l'oeil effects.

Her unique gallery is her studio & school where she teaches private pottery wheel & sculpture lessons to students age 4 to 104! You may take class for an hour or more. There is no art or clay experience necessary.

Students may choose their favorite glaze colors & Heidi will ship your masterpieces back to you several weeks later. The class is fun and everybody is a success. Even men love Heidi's clay classes. Appointments are suggested.

Heidi taught the acclaimed Italian chef, Giada De Laurentiis to throw on her TV show, "Giada's Weekend Getaways," which highlighted fun things to do in Santa Fe. House & Garden TV will also feature Heidi Loewen teaching her porcelain miniature & large scale vessels in July 2008.

Heidi will prepare & center the clay on the wheel for students so they have the the fun of designing, shaping, & squishing their own vessels.

Loewen invites clients & designers to request special commissions to be created for homes or offices. She loves a good challenge & can easily make very large porcelain platters & sculptures. Collectors may even participate in the creation process. Choose your own color scheme. Loewen safely ships work all over the world.

Innovative work by internationally recognized artists in a variety of media.

Jane Sauer Gallery is located on Canyon Road in Santa Fe, New Mexico, a destination point for collectors of art from around the world. The mission of the gallery is to present the work of artists, both local and international, who have mastered a variety of media.

The field of art is ever-expanding, limited only by the range of the human imagination. Contemporary artists are redefining our notions of art, creating a fluid field that is not media-specific.

I create and sell original oil paintings of New Mexico landscapes. Murals and portrait commissions are welcomed. My blogsite contains a store, gallery and a blog describing my life and art. I welcome you to visit a very unique experience!

Pre-eminent gallery of contemporary painting, drawing and sculpture by regional artists including legendary New Mexico Modernist Janet Lippincott.
Artists exhibited: Blaire Rice Bennett, Paula Castillo, Sally Condon, Shawn Dulaney, Sally Hepler, Elaine Holien, Janet Lippincott, Annell Livingston, Mckay Otto, Jinni Thomas, Kevin Tolman, Pauline Ziegen

Intimate gallery featuring Contemporary Paintings and Sculpture, Art Photography, Hand-Made Ceramics and Designer Jewelry with a focus on artists from Far West Texas and the Santa Fe Area.

Ke'vin's Place is a gallery of both local in nationally recognized artists.

Specializing in fabulous hardcarved antler art, unique ethnographic art, handwoven and handbeaded basketry, original jewelry and beautiful lightweight women's sweaters

Fine Art Photography Gallery

Manitou Galleries specializes in contemporary
representational painting and sculpture.

Gallery specializing in antique American Indian art and paintings of the American West. Artifacts include beadwork, pottery, and other Native material. Artists include Borg, Fechin, Delano, Leigh, Payne, Pletka, Sandzen, Rollins, & Widforss, as well as the Taos Society of Artists and the Santa Fe & Albuquerque art colonies. French artist Antoine Tzapoff is exclusively represented.

A visit to the Michael Smith Gallery on Canyon Road in Santa Fe is an extraordinary experience. Located in a large, 275 year-old adobe home, the Gallery is filled with the sights and smells appropriate to its cultural significance. Visitors are imbued with the warmth and spirit of the Southwest as they walk under viga ceilings and past kiva fireplaces, viewing the finest in American Indian Art and Antiquities. There are stacks of historic Navajo and Pueblo weavings and rugs, California and Northwest Coast Indian baskets, and of course, Southwestern Indian baskets. We also feature some contemporary pieces including Wounaan Indian baskets, plein-air paintings, and embroidery art.

Santa Fe's oldest and largest collection of antique and contemporary "santos" (hand-made wooden representations of saints in two- and three-dimensions) and furniture from New Mexico and around-the-world! The owner, Dr. Rey Montez - with roots in Santa Fe dating to 1693 - also performs appraisals of Spanish Colonial and religious art. See our new store next door - "Heaven" - featuring angels, soaps and unique gift items under $20!

For 25 years, Morning Star Gallery has been the premier destination in Santa Fe for masterpieces of Antique Native American Art. We also feature antique New Mexican furniture and devotional arts, American paintings and sculpture, as well as an "Art for the New Collector" line of Contemporary Native American art. We offer consultations and appraisals as well.

Located in downtown Santa Fe, the Museum of Contemporary Native Arts is dedicated solely to advancing the discourse, knowledge and understanding of contemporary Native arts. The Museum's exhibitions, publications and educational programs challenge pre-conceived notions of contemporary art. The Museum is home to the largest collection of contemporary Native art in the world and the Museum Store is a premiere shopping destination, offering the finest selection of contemporary Native arts and gifts.

Open 10am-5pm Mon. - Sat., noon-5pm Sunday. Closed Tuesdays from November through May.
Adults admission is $5
For senior citizens (62 and over), students with valid IDs and residents of NM: $2.50
For Native people, IAIA Museum members, youth under the age of 16, and NM residents visiting on Sunday, admission is always free!

Located in downtown Santa Fe just one block from the plaza, the Museum of Contemporary Native Arts Store is the premier shopping destination for contemporary Native American art in Santa Fe.

The Lloyd Kiva New Gallery rotates exhibits year-round and provides space for special book signings and opening receptions.

Open 10am-5pm Monday - Saturday and 12 noon-5pm Sunday. Closed Tuesdays from November through May.

Native Jackets, right on the plaza in the heart of Santa Fe, provides the best Navajo-inspired jackets, vests and blankets. We have museum quality contemporary and antique Native rugs, pots and baskets. Choose from the garments you see on our website or in our store, or you may choose your favorite blanket and we can make a garment from your choice.
The Native rugs, pots and baskets are among the finest available, featuring such legendary artists as Maria Martinez, Margaret Tafoya, Daisy Taugelchee and many more. There are items available in a wide range of prices and pieces, fitting most any art budget and taste.

It is an honor to present such remarkable Native artistry!

John Andrews
Native Jackets

New Concept Gallery is a contemporary gallery representing local Santa Fe artists showing Realistic and Abstract Paintings, Sculpture and Photography. It is located in an old adobe building on Canyon Road. Director Ann Hosfeld, an artist herself, has a background of working in New York and Los Angeles galleries and museums.

Santa Fe New Mexico based professional portrait photographer Norah Levine Photography specializes in dog portraits, cat portraits, pet portraits, child photography, baby photography, family portraits, and maternity photography.

Joyfully vibrant contemporary artwork by gallery owners, Aleta Pippin and Barbara Meikle, as well as artists - Robert Burt, Martha Kennedy, Bob Hillman, Gilberto Romero and Marianne Hornbuckle. Original paintings and sculpture.

POP Gallery is POP Modernism, Illustration, Animation, Photography & Sculpture in numerous media. ARTificial flavor you can live with. Featured POP Modern artists include Thomas Barbey, Romero Britto, Justin BUA, Diego Lukezic, Bradford Brenner, Amy Nelder, Clifford Bailey, David Kracov, Lynden St. Victor, Kathie Olivas, Brandt Peters, Dennis Larkins, Mark Bryan, CJ Metzger & Miss Mindy (known as The Artist Sisters), Julia Martin, Stephanie Roberts, Valery Milovic, Marie Sena, Brandon Maldonado, Michel Balasis, Carrie Ann Baade, Kristen Margiotta, Tony Davis, Ryan Singer and Brice Tahyi among others.

POP Gallery offers one of the largest private collections of original mixed media works on paper from Illustration’s most resonant American icons Ted Geisel (aka Dr Seuss), Peanuts creator Charles M. Schulz and Maurice Sendak, award winning author of Where The Wild Things Are. Featured animation Art from Chuck Jones, Warner Bros., Disney, Hanna Barbera, Fox, Nickelodeon and more.

Arts of Native America. Contemporary and historic arts and artifacts from more than 50 Native American cultures. Featuring work by Cliff Fragua, Caroline Carpio, Mark Fischer, Amelia Joe-Chandler, Ramson Lomatewama, Philbert Honanie and many more fine artists.

Contemporary art and sculpture in a historic adobe, located in the heart of the Canyon Road Arts District.
We have four rooms of exquisite art and a bi-level sculpture garden where you can sit and relax and enjoy the beauty. Visit us on the web at www.selbyfleetwoodgallery.com

Shidoni is five miles north of Santa Fe. Our facilities include an 8 acre sculpture garden, 5000 sq ft contemporaty gallery, a bronze gallery and 14,000 sq ft foundry complex. We offer our visitors the opportunity to view the work of international artists in a breathtaking setting. The quality of sculpture and artwork produced and exhibited at Shidoni is known and appreciated all over the world.

A Rich Tradition of Fine Historic and Contemporary Native American Arts

Located on the second floor of the historic Silver building overlooking the plaza, Shiprock Santa Fe has the city's largest selection of Navajo weavings. Fifth generation trader Jed Foutz brings the expertise from a lifetime of buying and selling Native American art to his flagship location. Representing the finest in Native American jewelry, pottery, basketry and artifacts, complemented by an outstanding selection of mid century modern vintage modern home furnishings.

We offer museum-quality artworks that reflect the best of native Indian culture and history in the Southwest,” states Steve Elmore. The gallery presents an outstanding selection of traditional historic Pueblo pottery from 1860-1970 and features pieces by well-known matriarchs, which include Maria Martinez, Lucy Lewis, Margaret Tafoya, Nampeyo, as well as many others. Old Navajo rugs, pawn jewelry, Kachinas, baskets, numerous Hopi items, antique photographs and Pueblo paintings.

TAI Gallery offers Japanese bamboo baskets and sculpture including antique baskets; antique textiles mainly from Indonesia, India and Africa; and contemporary Japanese photography.

Nostalgic Santa Fe, old pawn jewelry, Tommy Macaione Estate, Ernest Knee Estate, Historic New Mexico.

The William&Joseph Gallery is one of the newest additions to the Santa Fe art scene! This contemporary gallery, founded in New Orleans in 2001, relocated to Santa Fe in October 2005. W&J features sculpture by Barrett DeBusk, encaustics by Richard Potter, and paintings by Carolyn Cole, Natasha Isenhour, James Minden, Tom Rogers, Jim Kraus, Deborah Hutchinson, Reid Richardson,
April Willy, Mary Kollman, Joe Hutchinson,
Stephanie Shank and Steve Bogdanoff. We exhibit glass by Donnelly, Rubinstein, Stolarski, Robert Mickelsen, Andrew Brown, Ken Rosenfeld, Brian Scott, Ira Lujan and Patrick Morrissey. We are also a member of The New Mexico Glass Alliance. Open daily 10-5, closed on Wednesdays.

Natural Light Photography represents the work of fine art photographer Thea Witt.

The power of Thea Witt’s photography emanates from her unabashed embrace of the art form’s essential paradox: every moment is unique, fleeting and pregnant with possibility, yet every image is an intimate study of that moment’s highest meaning. Witt has had ample experience in the exploration of how relationships evolve in her personal and professional life. In her artwork, she draws upon this experience, broadening her scope to include relationships not only between people, but also between people and their surroundings, between nature and architecture, and between light and shadow.

Witt finds constant inspiration from the incomparable light of northern New Mexico – the same light that D. H. Lawrence once celebrated as proud and soul stirring. What sets Witt apart from the crowd in the world of photography is her willingness to take the time to truly study her subjects as just that – subjects. Not objects to be viewed objectively and admired from a distance or from behind the lens. For Witt, the subject becomes a muse with which she invites and fosters an entirely subjective and passionate relationship. The result is an image that is both personal and universal – with an edge of the inevitable.

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Located inside the Historic La Fonda Hotel, Things Finer has been Santa Fe's premier source for fine antique and contemporary jewelry for over 30 years. With over 80 years of expertise as a family enterprise, Things Finer makes acquiring unique treasures a fabulous experience.

Offering an eclectic array of treasures from the four corners of the earth, we are pleased to delight our generations of loyal clients with jewelry, antique silver, crystal and objets d’art, gift items, decorative accessories, and whimsical holiday ornaments. We also supply our select clientele with luxury linens, china, home furnishings, and, of course, custom jewelry design.

We pride ourselves on our integrity, and our commitment to supplying our varied and savvy clientele with a variety of items, prices levels, and styles. We can reset items you no longer wear or that just don’t suit, or design fabulous custom creations to your exact specifications. Plus, we buy every day. Jewelry you don't like, don't wear, or don't need can be turned into cash after a skilled and professional appraisal. Feel free to call and discuss selling your items in privacy, and with discretion.

From the romance of the Eighteenth Century, the elegance of the Georgians and Victorians, the turn of the last century, the best designs of this one, and, now the new millennium, the finest works of art and adornment can be found at Things Finer.

If your taste runs to the unexpected and exceptional, if you don’t want to wear what every one else is wearing this year, Things Finer will be your favorite shopping experience, now and for years to come.

Spiritually based art for sacred space, conscious products for organic lifestyle. Sacred jewelry. Uplifting, healing, beautiful contemporary art of Jill Ansell, Shohini Ghosh,Vijali Hamilton, Miriam Hospodar, Jenny Lind, Karla Refojo, Sherri Silverman, David Wardman, and other artists in all media: pastels, painting, sculpture, collage, mixed media, photography, etc. Artist notecards. 2009 art shows:
June 26-August 20: "Art for Sacred Space and Meditation." Group show of eight artists presenting giclee prints, mixed media, sculpture, acrylic paintings, pastels on paper.

August 21-September 18: "Ganesha, the Remover of Obstacles."

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Vastu design consultations for home, business, and garden by the author of Vastu: Transcendental Home Design in Harmony with Nature. Vastu is the original green, sustainable design system that honors the environment and requires beauty. Yantras, Vedic sacred geometry.
Organic perfumes, tea, and skincare for face, body, bath. Natural, non-toxic incense, beeswax candles.
Art gallery-shop-studio summer hours: Friday 10-4:30, Saturday/Sunday 1-4:30, Monday 10-4:30, Tuesday 1-4:30. Closed July 18-19. Open seven days a week by appointment and by chance.

Now in its eighteenth year, the Turner Carroll Gallery exhibits painting, sculpture and work on paper from Europe, the former Soviet Union, Asia, and the Americas. Gallery principal Michael Carroll was a two-term President of the Santa Fe Gallery Association. Our web site features a searchable database with the complete gallery inventory. In addition, the gallery is involved in curating museum exhibitions, has active art fair participation, and provides art advisory services in the United States and Mexico.

A prestigious southwestern gallery located on Canyon Road in the heart of Santa Fe, New Mexico. Come shop our beautiful collection of art online!

The contemporary fine art photography gallery in Santa Fe representing local, national and internationally known artists.

Named 'One of the best contemporary art galleries' by Eyewitness Top 10 Travel Guide.

Wiford Gallery is a destination for fine art in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Surrounded by a spacious outdoor sculpture garden and nestled just off Canyon Road, we represent artists of the highest caliber, whose dedication and talent is clearly displayed in their work.

Wiford Gallery currently represents kinetic sculptor Lyman Whitaker; sculptors of optical glass Christopher Ries and Jon Kuhn; sculptors of bronze Bruce Newell, Mirtala, and Ernesto Montenegro; sculptors of wood Dwight Bennett, David Nittmann and Dennis Elliott, sculptors of stone fountains Ryan Steffens, Greg Robertson, and Pat Stone; stone furniture maker Richard Albin; painters Veronica Leiton and Mike Turpie; and photographer Jack Perno.

The William Siegal Gallery offers museum quality antiquities and contemporary art.

For over thirty years owner Bill Siegal has been assembling the world’s largest collection of fine ancient and antique Andean textiles dating from 750 BC up to the 19th Century.

Additionally, the gallery exhibits ceremonial objects and artifacts from Meso and South American Cultures, as well as objects from China’s Han and Tang Dynasties and Southeast Asia. Distinguished African and Indonesian textiles are also prominently featured.

In May of 2007, William Siegal Gallery opened its new 5,000 square foot exhibition space, in which antiquities are now hung side by side with the works of outstanding contemporary artists. This proximity between the "old" and the "new" conveys a sublime and timeless trans-cultural aesthetic of modernism.

William Siegal Gallery is located in Santa Fe’s newly revitalized Railyard District, which is rapidly becoming the central locus of Santa Fe’s contemporary art scene.

photo by Robert Reck c2007

Located on Guadalupe Street in the Historic Railyard District of Santa Fe, New Mexico, Zane Bennett Contemporary Art resides in one of the most unique architectural spaces in the City Different. The exterior preserves the historic flavor of the neighborhood while the cutting edge interior rivals the traditions of the best contemporary galleries in the country. The sky lighted two-story central atrium, glass staircase and catwalk, along with numerous gallery spaces provide the experience of viewing contemporary art at its best.

Here you will find unexpected art programs and exhibitions which are engaging and visually stimulating. The nearly 10,000 square foot space allows for ongoing offerings of important and well-established contemporary artists, internationally-known mid-career, emerging and regional artists as well as blue chip artists. You will find accessible exhibits of paintings, prints, drawings, substantial sculpture and photography. The gallery is in close proximity to SITE Santa Fe and near other Railyard galleries and restaurants. Zane Bennett Contemporary Art offers gallery clients the convenience of a climate-controlled interior as well as a dedicated twenty-space parking lot.