Selection is great. Some really cool stuff and every color you could want…read more I gave this store 3 stars because the employees were very clearly not interested in the customers. The male employee came across as snobby and I just didn't feel welcome.

Super helpful knowledgeable staff. Their selection was amazing, from seed beads to precious…read morestones, they had almost everything I needed for my projects. I've shopped bead stores from Washington to Florida and Beadweaver has one of the best selections I've come across.

My daughter is an artist and we absolutely love this art supply store. They have a large selection…read moreof paint mediums. They also have a large selection of frames and easels. The staff are incredibly helpful and kind. If you'd like to sit down while you paint, they have a selection of art tables and chairs. They can be pricey, however.

We stopped and shopped on our way to Lynn McClain workshop in Taos…read more We will be in everytine we are in that general direction. Staff is friendly and knowledgeable. Prices are also good. I would love to have an Artisan in Dallas area. But it is a good excuse to head to NM.

This is a terrific consignment store in Santa Fe! You will…read moreneed hours to see all that they have!! When you find something ask for a price break and you might get it. But it won't be much. These consignment stores love their merchandise so much that they want to hold on to it!!! Take the time to enjoy all this old, dead peoples stuff!!!

Very expensive, seemed more like an antique store than consignment? Looked like stuff had been…read moresitting in there for years and years. I asked for a discount on something and they said no. It is really large but I don't think they care much about selling stuff.

This gallery owner did not follow through on, or live up to a consignment-commission-agreement for…read morea particular item. Furthermore, the gallery-owner then chose to not return phone calls and redress the situation is a professional manner. My consignment experience with the William & Joseph Gallery was very negative.. Cy

I've known the owner of this place since before she owned it. She loves, lives and breathes art and…read morethe bringing of same to the rest of us. She describes each piece, the artist who created it, and understands very well that the ownership of fine art is a personal, and individual experience. The owner and staff are friendly, down to earth and genuinely want you to love what you buy. If you don't buy, that's ok too. They'll make you feel just as welcome if you're browsing as if you're buying. Definitely worth a stop in if you're in Santa Fe. AND, may I mention, it's the premier place to procure works by Barrett deBusk, one of the great artists of our generation.

Fantastic fun Shop filled with very enjoyable variety of items definitely more heavyset towards the…read moresouth and Santa Fe locals and local history/antiquities but what do you expect Good variety of jewelry, antique art, sculptures, bronze/copper work lots of silver work historical pieces, some vintage children's accessories, toy games slight industrial and some "man cave" items and much more Definitely bring a a nice size wallet most items are beautiful with a nice beautiful price

This place is HUGE! and the collection is amazing. I found a…read morenumber of artifacts and antiques. They are well presented and clean. The staff was super helpful. I did find the prices on the higher side, which is why I knocked off a star. I would definitely visit again.

artists need to be extremely careful working with this gallery. Kathie will accuse you of things…read morethat are not true and won't let you defend yourself. she trapped my artwork in her contract when she stopped promoting me after the show ended, 30 days Of hanging 12 months for online sales. when I asked her to remove my artwork from her site, She said I am "desperate" and "unhealthy." I am desperate to get her out of my life. she demanded that I give her links to all the content I wanted removed and then she threatened to tell the cops I was harassing her. I have had to sign up for social account to show her the content she needs to remove and she is still bulling me telling me my artwork didn't sell well. I thought you paid the gallery for that service. we as artist pay 40%-50% of our sales for galleries services. If she decided to stop promoting me why hold onto my paintings? To be cruel, that's why. Horrible experience that she is drawing out. please be careful artist. Her behavior ended my desire to be an artist entirely and I quit showing when I recovered the last of my physical items she was holding hostage. Today she is still making it impossible to remove my artwork from her Facebook, Instagram and multiple website. if this isn't bulling, I have no idea what is.....if my artwork is such trash, why are you fighting to remove it From your advertising? The reality is if she just removed what I sent over, she probably would have spent less time then all this back and fourth. She instead sent the attached email which was not necessary at all. I was never trying to get anything from her but for her to remove my property. she took the opportunity to accuse me of backdoor sales and insisting on early payment. Neither of those are true. She wouldn't help me get away from a cruel person running the desk and she wouldn't let me end the "professional" relationship. I have extreme social anxiety and there is no way that I offered someone buy artwork directly from me. The front desk person accusing me of backdoor sales called my artwork "cheap." When I brought this to Kathie's attention, she told me to "direct all questions to the gallery." meaning working with the person that was bulling me. She believed her without question and treated me like trash. I showed at the gallery in multiple group shows for years with no problems. This girl was there for a matter of months And Kathie didn't even talk to me about it. She believed that girl that was trying to get rid of me. My cease and desist letter stated I would have to alert media outlets if she ended up behaving badly. She felt the need to bully me more....that is how I "threatened her" I had to threaten her with legal action. This is nuts this was her reaction to taking the images of me and my work down. As you can see she says it is. after all of this treatment, six years later she is still linking my name to her site. The links she created are still active. She removed the archival work but not the advertising. I didn't ask for a new contract or money or any of the crazy things she thought appropriate to accuse me of. Luckily I no longer wish to be an artist So her slander no longer affects me....other then I am trying to protect my privacy and still working hard to remove content that I own.

My mood dramatically altered today, wandering into the little den of deformity that is the Stranger…read moreFactory. I'd been pacing the sidewalks of Route 66, seriously bumming out on the scars and pangs and aches of Albuquerque Rapid Transit construction, and I was really worried about the future of Nob Hill. And I'd been meaning to pop into Stranger Factory for the better part of, oh, two years, but they're closed on Mondays and Tuesdays and that's when I tend to visit the 'hood. Today was an exception, and I was exceptionally swooned. Simply put, I absolutely love every gift and piece these guys stick on the wall. With a similar sensibility to Santa Fe's Meow Wolf, the voice of the work in this gallery is sly, enveloping, winsome, somehow innocent, and deliciously dark. The sculptures, paintings and curiosities simply must be seen to be only somewhat understood, and I'm really impressed that the focus around here isn't about selling shiny objects, it's about showcasing incredible artists that would otherwise remain stuck on some website somewhere. I honestly feel like I have to make this shop my go-to for gifting, prices are reasonable and some of this s*it is just brilliant. I also couldn't help but note the coincidental cultural obsession with Stranger Things, which is starting a second season. Like the show, this gallery doesn't compel us with content so much as mood, context, tone. I left the store with a handful of goodies and the strong impression that, A.R.T. construction be goddamned, with businesses like Stranger Factory on main street, Nob Hill will always be a jewel of the Duke City.

Beautiful shop that celebrates various art pieces. Interesting sculptures, wall art, figurines, art…read moregifts from local artists. Something for everyone including locally made soaps, lotions, cards and others gifts. Knowledgeable store manager that is friendly and helpful.

One of my two favorite galleries in Madrid. We have purchased their pottery and art work. They…read morehave beautiful Southwestern jewlery. They have outstanding Raku poetry pieces.

When you find yourself in the little town of Madrid, you'll notice when you try to pull up your…read moreYelp, or anything for that matter, you'll find there is no Internet service in this area. This shop sits nestled between a couple of others on the main strip of town. It's a very rustic place to step into and it has no AC. Inside you'll find a lot of local art and crafts. Since this place considers itself a gallery, you can count on paying top dollar gallery prices. They do have a downstairs as well, but it looks more like a garage sale with extremely overpriced T-shirts for $20-$40 which Goodwill sells for $3-$10 and basically just a lot of junk. So if you're looking for some local art by local artisans, it's worth stopping into. Perhaps these photos included will get you through the door.