Galerie Zuger is a Santa Fe, New Mexico art gallery located just off of the Santa Fe Plaza in the heart of downtown. We proudly showcase a variety of paintings, graphics and sculptures internationally recognized artists. Galerie Zuger in Santa Fe shows a diverse collection of contemporary, southwestern, international art, as well as the works by great masters, such as Rembrandt and the Pissarro family, Representing an eclectic variety of artists, Galerie Zuger provides one of the most diverse collections in the Santa Fe art community. Exclusively representing world-renowed sculptor Gib Singleton, Galerie Zuger has the largest collection of Singleton's work. From a replica of the crucifix he designed for the crosier of Pope John Paul II, now carried by Pope Benedict XVI, to the cowboy art that placed Singleton in the Cowboy Hall of Fame, Galerie Zuger shows it all. Browse Singleton's pages to view his latest and most profound accomplishment, The Fourteen Stations Of The Cross. Gib's religious art started at the Vatican where he was a staff artist and worked on the restoration of priceless artworks, including the Pieta by Michaelangelo. It has lead him to the completeion of the Stations, fifteen years in the making. Galerie Zuger also shows the work of Earl Biss, one of the most innovative Native American painters of the 1960's class at the Institute of American Indian Arts (IAIA). Galerie Zuger has some of Earl Biss' most impressive original oil paintings, as well as one of the largest collections of Earl Biss limited edition prints.

Artists Ivan and Allison Barnett’s fresh curatorial aesthetic has guided Patina Gallery in Santa Fe, New Mexico, since they created it in 1999. Today, Patina is an international destination for connoisseurs in quest of Soul Stirring functional objects and sculptural art including studio jewelry, fiber, clay and wood.
Patina exhibits more than 100 leading American and European artists. Works by many Patina artists reside in the permanent collections of significant American and International museums.