Santa Fe Gallery Openings

Blue Rain Gallery

Blue Rain Gallery promotes the work of the finest contemporary Native American and regional artists and features Pueblo pottery, paintings, fine art glass, sculpture, katsinas, weavings and jewelry. Among the gallery’s artists are Tammy Garcia, Tony Abeyta, Preston Singletary, Richard Zane Smith, Les Namingha, Randall LaGro, Jim Vogel, Felix Vigil, Victoria Adams and Maria Samora.

phone: 505.954.9902
website: www.blueraingallery.com

Bosshard Furnishings & Ethnographica

Bosshard Furnishings & Ethnographica imports art, artifacts and fine furniture from around the world. Every piece is handpicked for its beauty, quality and exciting design. The collection includes 18th and 19th century primitive, colonial and modern furniture, tribal art and artifacts and design accessories including lacquerware, ceramics, baskets, wood objects and architectural elements.
Redefining the boundaries between ancient cultures & modern design, Bosshard Galleries are the premier destinations for collectors, designers & discriminating homeowners. With a focus on Asia, Africa & the Pacific, Bosshard presents the finest quality art, artifacts, colonial furniture & design elements. Each item is hand-selected for its' striking beauty & cultural authenticity. Artists shown include Amy Lindquist, Mari Broenen, Dick Jemison and Ryan Toups. The Bosshard showroom is open daily in Santa Fe and its warehouse in Abiquiu is open by appointment.

phone: 505.989.9150
website: www.johnbossard.com

C Gallery

"Art for living" C Gallery is located at 708 Canyon Road, Santa Fe, NM 87501. C Gallery offers a distinctly exceptional blend of contemporary art and home furnishings including paintings and sculpture, works in glass and wood, handcrafted Italian lighting, custom designed furniture and one-of-a-kind pieces collected around the world. New to the gallery is Chad Manley, who makes avant-garde furniture and fine art in steel and photography. C Gallery also represents Stuart Allen, Ernst Gamperl, Perla Krauze, Kubach & Kropp, David Parke, Gay Patterson, Hunt Rettig, Martha Sturdy and Johnny Swing.

phone: 505.986.1221
email: info@cgallerysantafe.com
website: cgallerysantafe.com

Cafe Pasqual's Gallery

Café Pasqual’s Gallery features eclectic, unique works including the micaceous cooking pots of Felipe Ortega and the paintings of Leovigildo Martinez. Chef, artist and author Katharine Kagel takes taste to the next level in her gallery, upstairs and next door to her cafe'. The gallery features micaceous cookpots created in the Jicarilla Apache tradition by renouned potters Felipe Ortega and Brian Grossnickle, and the paintings, graphics and sculpture of Mexican artist Leovigildo Martinez, whose mural adorns the wall of Cafe' Pasqual's. The gallery also shows the work of Kagel and Daniel Duford, Tom Freund, LeeAnn Herreid, Jero Moe, Rodolfo Morales, David Parsons, Rick Phelps and Ophelia Ann Smith.

phone: 505.983.934
email: shop@pasquals.com
website: www.pasquals.com

Carol Kucera Gallery

Carol Kucera Gallery features “new art for a new century” — contemporary paintings and sculpture inspired by the elegance of the physical universe — and explores the meeting of art and science. Artists represented include John Dodero, Dan Fogelberg, Mike Holberg, Marcia Horwich, Carol Kucera, Sarah Kucerova, Richard Rozinski, Kevin Shluker, Mark Stephenson, Catherine Tempelman and Dierk Van Keppel.

phone: 505.989.7523
email: kucera@carolkucera.com
website: www.carolkucera.com

Casa Nova

Casa Nova shows an eclectic blend of design objects from around the world, including studio jewelry, custom bedding, fine art, Ardmore ceramics, African masks, Japanese screens by Yoshiaki Yuki and Japanese ceramics. Inspired by the visual and textural wealth of contemporary art and craft and ethnic and tribal artifacts, Casa Nova fuses the traditional and the modern to create an exciting mix that is both functional and beautiful. If you're looking for world-class design that is traditional, ethnic or contemporary, you'll find it at Casa Nova. Casa Nova offers home furnishings, textiles, ceramics, tableware and jewelry, styling its aesthetic as “the art of living and living with art.” Casa Nova represents Moussa Albaka, Norman Catherine, Coreen Cordova, Melanie DeLuca and Michael Jerry, along with works from Africa Cafe' Ceramics, Carrol Boyes Functional Art and Mustardseed and Moonshine.

phone: 505.983.8558
email: casanova1@attglobal.net

Chiaroscuro Contemporary Arts

Chiaroscuro specializes in contemporary abstraction and Native American art in many media, including painting, textiles, glass, clay, sculpture and photography. The gallery is located in a renovated adobe just off Canyon Road on historic Camino del Monte Sol. The 4,000 square foot space hosts monthly exhibitions and emerging artists. Chiaroscuro represents Seth Anderson, Keri Ataumbi, William Betts, Rebecca Bluestone, Daniel Brice, John Garrett, Nora Naranjo-Morse, Flo Perkins, Gretchen Wachs and Emmi Whitehorse, and offers prints from Tamarind Institute.

phone: 505.992.0711
website: www.chiaroscurogallery.com

Disenos

Located in the Design Center, Diseños is a a museum-quality collection of Spanish Colonial art and antiques from Mexico, South American and the Philippines, offering paintings, santos, retablos, Colonial silver, textiles and pottery; pre-Columbian art from Mexico, Central and South America; and fine antique furniture from Italy, Spain and Mexico.

phone: 505.988.5728
email: disenos@msn.com
website: disenosartandantiques.com

Dorothy Rogers Fine Art

In the Design Center - 418 Cerrillos Road- Santa Fe, NM 87501. For more than 30 years, Dorothy Rogers has been helping people select art that pleases them and will continue to please them for decades to come. Rogers has curated an eclectic group of artists into her Design Center gallery, including watercolorist Grace Burleigh; printmaker Ann Chernow; painter Stephen Coyle; clothing designer Ann Gati; copper wire sculptor David Murano; whimsical wire sculptor Jean Noon;African life tapestry designer Chief Z.O. Oloruntoba; and the late New Orleans painter Edwin Keiffer.

phone: 505.955.1984
email: info@drogerscollection.com
website: www.drogerscollection.com

FeriArte

FeriArte specializes in antique hand-forged ironwork, like the pierced-work lock pictured here that was made during the reign of Ferdinand and Isabella in the 15th century and was previously in the collection of El Museo del Hierro. The gallery also features candlesticks, weathervanes, crosses, kitchen racks and other fine forged-art antiques. FeriArte is located in the Design Center.

phone: 505.982.8019
email: spanishiron@yahoo.com

Galerie Zuger

Galerie Züger features paintings, bronze sculpture, ceramics and jewelry in traditional and contemporary styles. Located near the downtown Santa Fe Plaza, the gallery is open late most evenings. Galerie Züger represents Michael Atkinson, Earl Biss, Marvin Blackmoor, Jurgen Gorg, Terrance Guardipee, Frank Howell, Nash, Rolinda, Ron Rundo, Gib Singleton and Bob Wilfong.

phone: 505.984.5099
email: galeriezuger@earthlink.net
website: www.galeriezuger.com

Gallerie Corazon

Gallerie Corazon specializes in representing artists whose work is uplifting and created with love and passion - hence, " corazon", the Spanish word for "heart." The gallery exhibits contemporary work in a variety of media, including painting and bronze and glass sculpture. Gallerie Corazon shows the work of Lisa Chun, Eric Freyer, Heidi Kujat, Hector Armandariz Martinez, Paul Matthews, Francis Nowicki, Maureen Rosita Russell, Tracey Turner Sheppard, Brandee Tidwell and others.

phone: 505.983.3703
email: hkujat@hotmail.com
website: www.galleriecorazon.com

Gebert Contemporary

Railyard District. 558 Canyon Road, Santa Fe, NM 87501. Gebert Contemporary (formerly Chiaroscuro) has two locations: one, half-way up Canyon Road, is a two-story building with sculpture gardens that features changing exhibitions of painting, sculpture, photography, installation art and video artworks of important national and international artists. Opened in spring 2007, is a new space in the historic Railyard District that focuses on site-specific installations of video, large-scale sculpture, photography and painting. Gerbert Contemporary shows the work of Magdalena Abakanowicz, Dirk De Bruycker, Johannes Girardoni, Jun Kaneko, Xavier Mascaro', Marcia Myers, John Nelson, Udo Noger, Hunt Slonem and Manolo Valdes.

phone: 505.992.1100
email: gallery@gebertcontemporary.com
website: www.gebertcontemporary.com

Heidi Loewen Porcelain

Heidi Loewen is internationally known for her large-scale, smoke-fired porcelain sculptures, some carved, chattered and unique as snowflakes. She also creates custom vessels that are wheel-thrown and colored with oils, lacquer and gold leaf. She recently appeared in th Santa Fe episode of the television program "Giada's Weekend Getaways," on which she taught chef Giada De Larentis how to throw porcelain on the wheel. Loewen also was featured working in porcelain for a new program for HGTV. Heidi also teaches students at her working studio gallery downtown, near the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum, even on a moment’s notice.

phone: 505.988.2225
email: heidi@heidiloewen.com
website: www.heidiloewen.com

Jean Jack Gallery

Jean Jack Gallery exhibits antiques and art. The antique offerings include American furniture, quilts, folk art and pottery. The art comprises Jean Jack's own contemporary, somewhat minimal oil-on-canvas paintings of houses and churches set against the landscape. Jean Jack has been featured in Country Living magazine and on HGTV.

phone: 505.995.9701
email: jeanjack@earthlink.net
website: www.jeanjack.com

Joyce Robins Gallery

Joyce Robins Gallery, opened in downtown Santa Fe in 1996, hosts eight major exhibitions each year. The gallery features abstract, romantic and impressionistic landscapes; realism; surrealism; and bronze and porcelain figurative sculpture. Artists include Brad Aldridge, Paul Davis, Eva Carter, Susan Stamm Evans, Tamar Kander, Kathleen Kinkopf, Mary Silverwood, Suann Sinclair and R.B. Sprague.

phone: 800.989.8795
email: info@joycerobins.com
website: www.joycerobins.com

Karan Ruhlen Gallery

Karan Ruhlen Gallery is among Santa Fe's pre-eminent contemporary art venues, showing abstract, minimal and realistic paintings and drawings, along with sculpture by regional and nationally known artists. Many of the gallery's artists find inspiration in nature. Karan Ruhlen is the exclusive representative of legendary New Mexico modernist Janet Lippincott (1918-2007). The gallery represents painters Eleanor Allen, Gary Beals, Blaire Bennett, Sally Condon, Elaine Holien, Martha Mans, Kurt Meer, Daniel Phill, Jinni Thomas, Kevin Tolman and Pauline Ziegen, and sculptors Gary Beals and Sally Hepler.

phone: 505.820.0807
website: www.karanruhlen.com

La Mesa

Since 1982, La Mesa of Santa Fe has exhibited the works of Santa Fe artists with a focus on color and design in both functional and decorative pieces. The gallery features contemporary craft, lighting, furniture, tableware, painting and sculpture. La Mesa represents Duane Dahl, Sylvia Gonzalez, Melissa Haid, Gregory Lomayesva, Jim Keffer, Patricia Naylor, Gail Taylor, Shel Neymark, Kathleen O'Neill, Diana Pardue, Peggy Potter, Geraint Smith, Christopher Thomson and Nancy Udell.

phone: 505.984.1688
email: lamesasf@aol.com

LewAllen Contemporary

LewAllen Contemporary, located in the heart of Santa Fe just off the Plaza, maintains a stable of more than 60 artists creating painting, sculpture, photography, prints, ceramics, jewelry, furniture, tapestry and glass. LewAllen represents the best in contemporary art and maintains a stable of more than 50 artists creating painting, sculpture, photography, prints, ceramics, jewelry, tapestry and glass. LewAllen represents Ben Aronson, Bill Barrett, Bernard Chaet, Judy Chicago, Dan Christensen, Michael Collins, Janet Fish, Emily Mason, Ed Mieczkowski, Daniel Morper, Forest Moses, Robert Natkin, Tom Palmore, Juane Quick-To-See Smith and Darren Vigil Gray. Normal gallery hours are 9:30-5:30 Mon-Sat, 11-5 Sunday. We are open until 7:30pm on the first Friday of each month.

phone: 505.988.8997
email: dkell@lewallencontemporary.com
website: www.lewallencontemporary.com

Manitou Galleries

Manitou Galleries is located at 123 W. Palace Avenue in downtown Santa Fe, just one block off the plaza and specializes in contemporary representational paintings and sculpture with the addition of fine jewelry. Sculpture in bronze, glass and mixed media range in size from miniature to monumental. Paintings in oil, watercolor, acrylic and mixed media are also available. Among the gallery's list of distinguished artists are: Ethelinda, Teresa Elliott, Harry Greene, Jerry Jordan, Miguel Martinez, Louisa McElwain, B.C. Nowlin, Robert Striffolino, Elan Varshay, Liz Wolf, Star Liana York and Jie-Wei Zhou. The gallery also features the work of emerging artists. Gallery hours are 9:30am-5:30pm, Mon-Sat and 11:00am-5:00pm Sunday. The gallery is open on the first Friday of every month until 7:30pm. Parking is located in the back of the gallery.

phone: 505.986.0440
email: patricia@manitougalleries.com
website: www.manitougalleries.com

Marji Gallery

225 East DeVargas Street - Next to San Miguel Mission - Santa Fe, NM 87501. Marji Gallery is the "offspring" of the former James Hoyle Gallery. Owners Marji Hoyle and Saher Saman have expanded the gallery's scope to include contemporary painting, photography and sculpture, in addition to James Hoyle's trademark colorful impressionist paintings, serigraphs and giclee prints. Marji Galley also exhibits black-and-white and color photography by Joyce Bealer; porcelain works by Palestinian artist Najat; inventive land-and-skyscapes by photographer Heather Protz; and whimsical paintings on wood by Debbie Rex.

phone: 505.983.1012
email: gallery@hawaiian.net

Niman Fine Art

Niman Fine Art specializes in the contemporary paintings and sculpture of Dan Namingha, whose brightly colored works-ranging from minimal abstract landscapes to iconographic imagery including animals and katsinas - reflect the beauty of the Hopi Reservation where he grew up. The gallery also exhibits sculpture in wood, bronze and stone by son Arlo Namingha and the mixed-media works of son Michael Namingha, which often incorporates photography and text. Niman Fine Art is one block from the downtown Plaza.

phone: 505.988.5091
email: nimanfa@namingha.com
website: www.namingha.com

Nussbaumer Fine Art

Nussbaumer Fine Art offers paintings, sculpture, photography, etchings, beadwork, ceramics and metal craft. The 7,000-square-foot gallery includes the custom art and furniture woodwork of Southwest Spanish Craftsmen. Artists represented include Kevin Zuckerman, Ezra Katz, Maureen Hyde, K. Henderson, Armando Lopez, Allison Rouse Launer, Sergio Ladron de Guevara, John Hunt, Walt Johnston and Len Simon.

phone: 800.777.1767
website: www.nussbaumerfineart.com

Patina Gallery

Ivan and Allison Barnett founded Patina Gallery in 1999 with the goal of representing soul-stirring fine crafts by internationally renowned artists. Since then, the gallery has emerged as a global destination for collectors of hand-fabricated jewelry, wood sculpture, ceramics and textiles.
It is now an international destination for collectors in quest of SOUL-STIRRING WORKS in contemporary studio jewelry, fiber and sculptural objects in metal, clay and wood by museum-caliber American and European artists. Patina represents Lucia Antonelli, Atelier Zobel, Ivan Barnett, David Ebner, Pat Flynn, John Iversen, Enric Majoral, Laura Foster Nicholson, Todd Reed and Patrick Shia Crabb.

phone: 505.986.3432
website: www.patina-gallery.com

Sequoia Collections

201 Galisteo Street, Santa Fe, NM 87501. Sequoia Collections is a small gallery focusing on functional and fine art, including figurative and abstract paintings and bronzes. Among the most popular of the gallery’s works are those by Marti Somers, whose elegant symbology reflects a deep commitment to living in the light. Sequoia also represents Downe Burns, Rez Raven, Sarah Vanbeckum, Susanna Richter and Natalia Shapira.

phone: 505.982.7000
website: www.sequoiacollections.com

Sherwoods Spirit of America

1005 Paseo de Peralta, Santa Fe, NM 87501 Sherwoods is Santa Fe’s premier gallery specializing in the artifacts of Native Americans of the 18th, 19th and early 20th centuries. The gallery offers the finest examples of beadwork, textiles, baskets, moccasins and pottery available, and all works are guaranteed to be authentic. Among the cultures represented are the Sioux, Cheyenne, Hopi, Apache, Zuni, Navajo, Blackfeet, Crow, Arapaho, Kiowa, Comache, Nez Perce and Ute.

phone: 505.988.1776
website: www.sherwoodsspirit.com

Shiprock Santa Fe

Shiprock Santa Fe, 53 Old Santa Fe Trail, Second Floor, Santa Fe, NM 87501 - Open Monday through Saturday, 10am to 6pm Highway 64, PO Box 3379, Shiprock, NM 87420 - 505.368.4585 - 800.210.7847 413 Romero NW, Old Town, Albuquerque, NM 87104 - 505.242.4080. Overlooking the Plaza from the historic Silver Building, Shiprock Santa Fe links artworks of the indigenous cultures past and present alongside modern furnishings by the 20th century's most important designers. Shiprock features Navajo textiles; vintage and historic jewelry, pottery, basketry, sculpture and fine art; and work by today's top Native American artisans. The gallery shows the work of Richard Chavez, Cippy Crazy Horse, Edward Sheriff Curtis, Charles Eames, Maria Martinez, George Nakashima, Norbert Peshlaki, Mike Bird Romero, Cody Sanderson and Perry Shorty, among others.

phone: 505.982.8478
website: www.shiprocktrading.com

Splendors of The World

401 West San Francisco Street at Guadalupe, Santa Fe, NM 87501. Splendors of the World has created an international reputation for its authentic and museum-quality pre-Columbian ceramics, fine Peruvian textiles and rare gold royal and ceremonial objects such as crowns and pectorals. The gallery also offers a diverse collection from ancient Asian cultures, including ceramics from the Han and Ming dynasties, Meiji furnishings, Burmese Buddhas in bronze and wood and exquisite historic textiles. The Santa Fe gallery represents a natural progression for owner Jerry Bock, whose experience collecting museum-quality antiquities exceeds three decades.

phone: 505.466.3055
email: info@splendorsoftheworld.com
website: www.splendorsoftheworld.com

Sun Country Traders

123 East Water Street - open daily, 9am-5pm. One of Santa Fe’s oldest home-owned galleries, Sun Country Traders features an ever-changing collection of Native American art, including Zuni beadwork, fetishes and jewelry; Navajo folk art, jewelry and gift items; and katsinas, drums and rawhide shades. The gallery represents Ed Aquilar, Priscilla Apache, Jeffrey Castillo, Claudia Cellicion, Anderson Koinva, Lorena Laahty, Ray Lansing, Farlan and Alesia Quetawki, Sheldon and Nancy Westica and Pernell and Ivetta Yazzie.

phone: 505.982.0467

Tai Gallery/Textile Arts

TAI Gallery represents leading contemporary Japanese bamboo artists who create extraordinary sculptures based on the centuries-old bamboo basketry tradition. TAI also offers a selection of antique Japanese bamboo baskets and features museum quality antique textiles from Africa, India, Indonesia and Japan and contemporary Japanese textiles and photographs. Gallery artists include Abe Motoshi Kiraku, Fujinuma Noboru, Honda Syoryu, Honma Hideaki, Kawashima Shigeo, Monden Kogyoku, Morigami jin, Nagakura Kenichi, Torii Ippo and Yamaguchi Ryuun. TAI will show the Tatsuki Masaru's documentary photography of customized longhaul Japanese trucks.

phone: 505.984.1387
email: gallery@textilearts.com
website: www.textilearts.com

The Peterson-Cody Gallery

130 West Palace Avenue, Santa Fe, NM 87501 Open daily. The Peterson-Cody Gallery specializes in contemporary realism. Featuring one of country's finest collections of representational art, the gallery showcases the work of some 20 North American artists working in oil, acrylic, bronze and hand-forged steel. Committed to outstanding customer service, Peterson-Cody welcomes emerging and experienced collectors. The gallery represents Bruce Cody, Stephen Day, David Foley, Peter Holbrook, David Knowlton, Merrill Mahaffey, Craig Nelson, Randy Pijoan, Susan Romaine and Christopher Thomson among others.

phone: 800.752.1343
email: PetersonCodyGallery@yahoo.com
website: www.PetersonCodyGallery.com

Torres Gallery

The Torres Gallery features the gourd art of Robert Rivera exclusively in Santa Fe. Rivera carves and paints gourds into an ever-expanding array of artworks, including masks of every description and color, storytellers, vessels, dimensional wall hangings, standing figures and lamps.
The gallery also represents the art of George Down, Joe Doyle, Alan Mose, MISHA, Darryl Willison, Dottie Wood and Boucher Leathers. Annual Indian Market Show, Saturday, August 19, 2006.

phone: 505.986.8914
email: rhausvick@juno.com

URSA

550 South Guadalupe Street, Santa Fe, NM 87501. URSA exhibits cutting-edge contemporary art and design: sculpture, paintings, photography, video installation, handcrafted furniture, locally designed couture fashion and fine art jewelry. Among the artists the gallery represents are Stuart Allen, Ernst Gamperl, Kenneth Johnson, Chad Manley, Kubach & Kropp, Perla Krauze, Virgil Ortiz, Hunt Rettig, Hunt Slonem and Johnny Swing. URSA is located in the Railyard Galleries.

phone: 505.983.5444
email: info@ursasantafe.com
website: www.ursasantafe.com

Victoria Price Art & Design

1512 Pacheco Street, Santa Fe, NM 87505 Victoria Price's eclectic informed aesthetic is exuberantly evident in her Pacheco Park gallery, where she melds contemporary art and home design with historic ethnographic material including Navajo textiles and Pueblo pottery. Victoria Price represents artists Tom Berg, Alexandra Eldridge, Matthew Chase-Daniel, Kate Joyce and Nancy Hidding Pollock; sells furniture by Cassina, Kartell, Innovation and others; offers custom furniture design and interior design services; and showcases Santa Fe's best contemporary custom jewelry by Kristin Lora and Pat Pruitt.

phone: 505.982.8632
email: info@victoriaprice.com
website: www.victoriaprice.com

Wadle Galleries

Wadle Galleries is long recognized for offering outstanding traditional art at reasonable prices in a comfortable, attractive no-pressure atmosphere.
The gallery exhibits a wide range of paintings, sculpture, pottery and jewelry, as well as the nation’s largest collection of art furniture by STICKS. Wadle represents Irby Brown, Sandi Clark, Steve Forbis, Hugh Greer, Oreland Joe, Alvin Marshall, David Merrill, Sherry Sander, Shirley Thomson Smith and Kimbal Warren.

phone: 505.983.9219

William Siegal Galleries

William Siegal Galleries exhibits museum-quality antiquities including fine ancient and antique Andean textiles dating from 750 B.C. through the 19th century and contemporary art. The gallery also exhibits ceremonial objects and artifacts from Meso and South American cultures, ancient Chinese dynasties and Southeast Asia; and African and Indonesian textiles. Antiquities are displayed alongside the works of contemporary artists including Polly Barton, Carlos Estrada-Vega, Burt Glinn, Jacqueline Gourevitch, Colette Hosmer, Zachariah Rieke, Paula Roland, Signe Stuart and Tom Waldron.

phone: 505.820.3300
email: consiegal@aol.com
website: www.williamsiegalgalleries.com