Excellent customer service, professionalism, and artistry. I brought in some concert ephemera and…read morethe drum stick from my favorite band/drummer that I had just seen live. The employees of Frame City really took the time to help me with color choices, layout, and options in various price ranges. They were up front about lead time and the process, and delivered when they said they would. The finally shadowbox piece turned out AMAZING and is now a piece of art hanging in my living room. SO grateful to have found Frame City and I'll be bringing in some other items soon!

Frame City has been helping me with framing for years. This is a great business with knowledgeable,…read more friendly staff. The prices are very good. They also have a nice supply of small frames at budget prices.

A wonderful art center in Albuquerque. They have two gallery spaces that are always filled with…read morespectacular exhibitions. There are also art studio spaces in the building that are rented out by local artists. Occasionally, there are " community open studio" nights. I've been to a few of them and it's incredible to be able to see the amazing things every artist is creating in their personal studio spaces. There are community classes offered as well as community events and educational engagement. Harwood is also has a Montessori school at the location as well. I really appreciate this place and definitely recommend it to anyone who is an artist, educator, art lover, learner or community minded.

This is a great art resource for the community. It is a large complex that features works of…read moreestablished and emerging artists, artist residencies, a summer art camp for kids and Deirdre the world's foremost emerging cake artist extraodinaire. First the art camp. My 6 year old daughter just had an incredible experience that integrated pottery, painting, paper making, and of course the almighty diorama. She loved it there and I really see there is a high level of care and detail that went into her craft. So if your looking to have your glazed Father's Day pinch pot stepped up a notch, this is your avenue! The cost for the half day ($250/2weeks) was totally doable and fair. I first came here looking to purchase art. Guru showed me around the enormous facility. They had a bundled variety of works for sale from several artists and a gallery showing. I explained what I was looking for and was given the opportunity to learn so much about who is whom in the area. Guru showed me the websites of several artists and helped me learn where to even begin. Not everything was sold through the Harwood center but they helped me to feel like I was in the loop. (I'm really not in any loop that I know of, but it is nice to feel like I'm in someone's loop.)

When I saw Ira Lujan's amazing lavender wedding vase I knew right away that it was the perfect…read moregift. I had been looking for the perfect gift for my son and his girlfriend for quite a while. When I saw that vase in the window I was so drawn to it. When I went into the gallery and met Suzanne she told me about the vase and Ira, and gave me space to get to know the vase. When I did decide that I had to buy it for my son and his girlfriend Suzanne agreed to ship it for me, but that's not all. She even wrote a very personal letter to them telling them about Ira and his background, and how the vase was made. Fortunately it arrived in San Francisco unbroken and they were delighted. Thank you Suzanne for making the whole experience so wonderful. I will come to see you whenever I am in Albuquerque.

My wife and I had a few hours to kill before our flight, and were looking around for art galleries…read more Given that it was Sunday, not much was open, but we did find Gallery Hozho. Suzanne, the gallery's director, was nice, assertive but not overbearing, and incredibly knowledgeable and friendly. There were some nice pieces from a variety of artists, but we were completely taken by Virgil Ortiz, and ended up buying two of his large pieces. Given the gallery's modern focus with local artists, it's likely we'll be finding more pieces in the future. Definitely give this place a visit if you're in the area and interested in art.

InHabit Galerie is a vibrant and welcome addition to the Corrales art community…read more Curator Marisa Ravalli curates with an eye that is both seasoned and adventurous, weaving together exhibitions that surprise, provoke, and resonate. Her intuitive approach to artist selection and her open, welcoming demeanor have quickly made the gallery a gathering place for artists and art lovers alike. In just a few short months, InHabit has unveiled three striking exhibitions and hosted a series of thoughtfully curated community events, signaling a dynamic future ahead. Her thoughtfully curated gallery shop offers exceptional value while showcasing the work of local and regional artists, creating a space where art collecting is both accessible and deeply connected to the creative spirit of the community.

I walked in and the first room felt like a small exhibit hall in a beautiful modern art museum. I…read morelove art and have a decent sized collection myself and regularly go to museums, so I'm not usually all that impressed by most galleries. However, there are some exquisite canvases and a sculpture here that honestly belong in a museum in this gallery. Prices were very fair, given the level of the work. There is also a room with a number of beautiful smaller artworks and handmade crafts, such as you would find in the gift shop at MOMA, that were perfect for a special gift and honestly underpriced. I left with a bag full and am still thinking about a couple of those higher end paintings. It is rare to find original art by collectible artists in small galleries, but Marissa has a way with people and gets works that a small gallery would normally not be able to touch. I plan to return to see one of her shows. She's an excellent gallerist and would be right at home curating for a modern art museum.

I went on a Friday night to support my friends Pat and Lee from Buster Brown Art Co's showing. I…read morewas greeted upon entering and immediately felt welcome. The layout of the gallery has a nice flow. I really liked the diversity of the featured artists.

Great little co-op art gallery in the heart of Old Town. They have nearly 40 local artists who…read morecreate paintings, crafts and jewelry. Many of the artists are award winning and have sold their works around the country. The gallery is located in a historic building just steps from the Old Town Plaza. Since it's a co-op the artists are there and always friendly and helpful.

Huge selection of arts and crafts from local artists. Many original pieces at competitive pricesread more

Local artist created a co-op and bring some of the most beautiful photography of New Mexico. Ten…read moreartist fill the gallery with prints and photography infused on aluminum. Price points are reasonable because it is a co-op - they are not paying commissions. So you are able to get incredible work at a reasonable price-point!

We absolutely love this gallery, and the gallery owners Valerie and Gary Tibbets. An accidental…read morediscovery (much nicer and more welcoming than many other galleries I visited that first weekend), led to several purchases over the past three years. I happened to spot their sign on the corner as we passed by one day. The gallery has Oils, glass sculptures, jewelry, fine pottery, hand painted wraps and much more. Our travels to Albuquerque, NM always include a stop at Weyrich. Tip: check to see when their next artist opening is so you can meet and see new exhibits - even if you're not in town. I actually bought a piece after seeing it posted on FB during the opening. Weyrich will pack and ship items to you. Once the pandemic is more reduced, we hope to participate in one of their Japanese menu offerings.

Everything in this little gallery has been selected for a level of elegance that brings a…read moremeditative calm. There are landscapes that draw you in... and abstract paintings that make you look again and again from across the room (the current show just opened in August 2021). Ceramic plates, hardwood wooden boxes and tiny bowls lead you to imagine a silent meal or a tea ceremony. Everything is modestly-priced. My favorites today? Two woodcut limited-edition prints of New Mexico mountain scenes by the masterful Mary Sweet from her Mt. Taylor series. Her intention is clear: putting us on the trail with a reverence for Nature oft' forgotten in the office.