Artistic License gallery artists co-op is a lovely Gallery at 7 Ave at Vista Grande d7, Eldorado…read moreNM. 25 artist displays of various mediums. Everyone is very helpful and informative. I recommend you stop by this jewel of a shop.

I booked a glass blowing class at Liquid Light Glass and it was the best decision I could've made!…read moreMy family and I are always looking for creative new projects and we got to create unique pieces with the help of our instructor, Al! Al is kind, thoughtful and knowledgeable. He was able to teach us the best practices for getting our glass just right! I'd recommend arriving early to have time to explore the plaza. It's filled with all sorts of great shops and other artisans. Overall, I'd recommend this spot!! Great value and great vibes!

It was a cool place to check out. I'm not sure anything would have survived the flight home. It was…read morenice talking with the woman in the showroom.

Another wonderful contemporary art gallery on Canyon Road. It is a smaller gallery yet still packs…read morethe punch with its interesting exhibits. I enjoyed the Asian paintings. Plenty of free outdoor parking spaces and free WiFi.

Strolling the galleries along Canyon Road is a must-do in Santa Fe ... beginning or ending at the…read moreTea House. By far, the highlight of our day was spending some time in this gallery with Jeffery Kuiper. We were lured in by the presence of Swoon's incredible mother piece, but taken on a delightful journey with Jeffery's knowledge of her work. "Walkie" is a mixed media piece with a window from a bygone era with the gaze of a boy that is hauntingly speaking to those who feel that gaze of soulful wisdom. We left the gallery feeling nourished on so many levels ... Many thanks.

Seftel Gallery is an immersive contemporary art space and working studio located inside a historic…read more1880s adobe compound. Aside from the nearby cafe, it might have been one of the only places open in Cerrillos when I stopped in for a visit. I had a nice chat with Paul Seftel about his work in particular and our shared love of travel in particular. I found his paintings to be intriguing, but with an already full (and recently supplemented with Australian Aboriginal Art) wall at home, a purchase may have to wait until our own gallery undergoes a future rotation.

Beautiful gallery featuring the works of Jean-Claude Gaugy, who has taken the art of wood-carving…read moreto new heights in works that are ethereally beautiful and colorful. He started off as a wood carver and over time his process evolved to the point where his carvings are also paintings. The wonderful staff in the gallery encourages you to touch these framed wood works (they are well-varnished) to optimize your enjoyment of the work with as many senses as possible. The gallery itself is in a beautiful Santa Fe landmarked house on Canyon Road. Be sure to check out the works shown in the fireplace room toward the back garden. Another artist who works in the same medium, Kimo Minton, is also shown. His works are also beautiful, but frankly not in the same league as Gaugy's.

One of our favorite galleries in SantaFe because of the high quality, yet diversified set of…read moreofferings. Staff was VERY friendly and informative.

Fantastic gallery experience! The man working there was so knowledgeable and helpful. He told us…read moreabout the artists and individual pieces. It was very interesting. The gallery had a really unique selection, including works from Chagall, Miro, Rembrandt, and Matisse (all for under $15,000).

Mr. Skrips's work is both visionary and plain, funny and serious, dusty and bright. His sculptures…read moreof characters, created from found and reclaimed objects, often show their teeth in dumb wonder, in awestruck radiance, or ironic intelligence. Each piece is one of a kind, created from found objects. Skrips's painting and collage work is also thoughtfully crafted and composed. This artist deserves to be collected by individuals, institutions, and other artists. There is nothing better than spending time in his studio, deciding what you love, having a conversation about the weather and dogs and the price of an old rusty bucket these days and Francis Bacon. The studio, on the main street of a hot, dusty, southwestern byway, is a true working artist's studio, and a privilege to see.

I have acquired three of William Skrips pieces - have them grouped together - love each one - they…read moreare truly unique!

Every summer I visit museums participating in the Blue Star Families program. I came across Origami…read morein the Garden on the blue star family website. The Garden is a stunning, peaceful, and unique art installation. I've been fascinated with origami since I was a child and to see massive origami sculptures spread across the garden is so amazing. Each piece tells a beautiful story in front of the backdrop of the New Mexico landscape. I am so glad that I've been able to visit twice in the last month. I've had such a good time walking through the beautiful garden and listening to the large chimes on the trees and reading the pieces. There's also beautiful depiction of unfolded origami, which is so unique and stunning. If you make the stop, I recommend visiting the gift shop. They have tons of origami paper to choose from paper, crane decor, sculptures for purchase and paintings for purchase. I purchased one of their double happiness, double crane red T-shirts and it's a new favorite of mine.

Such a beautiful space, incredible art, and gorgeous views... it's very soothing for a stroll, and…read morethe juxtaposition of art and nature is perfect. Everything is nicely curated and the pieces are stunning. I couldn't get enough of that giant vase of flowers, which rotated in the wind. You can learn to fold some basic origami at the gift shop. Staff is very friendly. They have Japanese parasols you can borrow if the sun is too harsh. Entrance and parking are free, but please make a donation!