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Pippin Contemporary, founded May 2011 by Aleta Pippin, is committed to showing artwork that is, at once, fresh and vibrant, as well as collectible. Words most often heard by guests who enter Pippin Contemporary are "I was drawn in by the amazing color" and "it feels so good in here." These feelings are standard, hard to put one's finger on, yet a common thread weaving throughout our guests/collectors experience. Pippin Contemporary's artists are selected for their energetic and tactile expressions. Each artist celebrates life with colorful and authentic insights, expanding the realm of possibilities in their artwork. Their expressions range from abstraction to colorful landscapes and abstracted figurative paintings, Pop art, glass sculpture, kinetic sculpture, colorful steel and bronze pieces - all exhibiting the passion our artists feel about their artwork. How that passion translates creates an element of surprise, offering the viewer a venue through which to access their emotions, transporting themselves to their inner worlds.

Owned by an artist, we at Pippin Contemporary understand the importance of the artist, gallery, collector relationship. Collecting art is about that relationship as much as it is about the purchase. Oftentimes, our collectors become friends who make it a point to stop in whenever visiting Santa Fe.

This contemporary gallery, founded in 2001, features sculpture by Barrett DeBusk, encaustics by Patricia Aaron, and paintings by Mark Mahaffey, David Copher, Natasha Isenhour, Amanda Wilner, Reid Richardson, Karen Haynes, Marci Erspamer, Jeanne Bessette, Heather Capen, Anne Vandervelde, Judy Campbell, Tim Althauser, Dorielle Caimi and Madeline Garrett. As a member gallery of the New Mexico Glass Alliance, we exhibit the best of New Mexico glass including Brad Smith and Patrick Morrissey, and also work by Lolly Goodwin, Ken Rosenfeld, Brian Keith Scott and Murano Glass by Julie Lazarus. We feature unique bronze sculptures by Laird Hovland and Patricia Aaron and stone sculpture by David Copher. In our capacious facility, we represent every artist in addition to a featured artist in our special exhibition room and boast a wonderful outdoor sculpture garden. Open daily 10-5

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.

One of the most beautiful galleries on Canyon Road, McLarry Modern represents internationally known as well as emerging contemporary artists and sculptors. Home of Native-American artist-in-residence, Poteet Victory (creator of The Abbreviated Portrait Series© featuring Marilyn Monroe, Elvis, Cher, John Wayne, Paul Newman and more). Also representing master sculptors: Native American Robert Dale Tsosie, Shirley Thomson Smith and furniture-maker, Steven Spiro. Nationally recognized painters: Enrico Embroli, Tony Saladino, Rebecca Kinkead and Charlie Hunter.

That Enchanting Small Hotel in Santa Fe, with no hidden fees! One of Conde Nast Traveler's 2012 Reader's Choice Top 25 Southwest Hotels! Winner of TripAdvisor's 2012 Badge of Excellence. A perfect location in the heart of downtown, between the historic Santa Fe Plaza and the Canyon Road art galleries, where you'll find a haven of privacy, comfort and charm in a garden courtyard setting, tucked behind adobe walls. 72 rooms & suites, furnished in distinctive Southwestern décor, feature triple-sheeted beds with 300-count linens, irons and ironing boards, hairdryers, and spa robes. Patios, balconies & fireplaces available. Fully-equipped exercise room, two outdoor hot tubs, on-call massage. One pet under 30# per room is welcome in pet-specific rooms, with a nightly fee of $30. Our ample continental breakfast and afternoon wine and cheese reception are always included! Complimentary off-street parking, free wi-fi access throughout, and free local & toll-free calls.
Amenities: Cocktail Lounge Fireplaces Fitness Hot Tub or Sauna Meeting Facilities Pets.

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.

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.

We are a specialty chocolate company located in the beautiful high desert town of Santa Fe, New Mexico. Our passion is authentic and historic drinking chocolate elixirs. Historic drinking chocolate includes traditional Pre-Columbian Mesoamerican Mayan Aztec drinking chocolate; 1600's European drinking chocolate, Colonial American and Colonial Mexican drinking chocolates. Kakawa Chocolate House chocolate elixirs are representative of these historic recipes and span the time period 1000 BC to the mid 1900's AD.