I was staying at the Taos Valley RV Park down the road and saw a sign for the art district…read more Took a drive (not a walk) and found the fun studio and met Ian who like me is from Stuyvesant town, New York. Some real striking artwork and good conversation Definitely stop by if you're around

I literally drove across the country, 4 days from New York to New Mexico, with my wife and 3 year…read moreold just to check this place out and kick it with Ian for a minute (and my sisters wedding but that was boring) and it was genuinely an amazing experience. Yes, Ian is an incredible artist- you will see paintings, carvings, graffiti, and get hear fascinating stories about his life and work, but what you may not know is how wonderful he is with the little ones. He showed my son how to draw a dog and even let him paint! my kid had a smile on his face the entire time and his little brain soaked in every second of it. the things he has drawn since visting Fun Studio are prodigious, his preschool teacher is impressed with what hes coming up with. Great place to visit with the family. Also, you can see the Rocky Mountains and a massive gorge created by the Rio Grande in one breathtaking view. Visiting Fun Studio will leave you with one of those unforgettable life experiences that warm your soul and bring you joy. 10/10, 5 stars, no cap

We walked into the gallery around 2pm Saturday the 27 of May. Stayed for a bit but realized our…read morefriend had been left behind. So began our way out. The Gallery owner noticed us leaving and indicated more was in back. We politely said no thank you and made our way out to find our friend. The gallery owner got very disturbed and yelled out "Fine, get out of here anyway" it was pretty disturbing. We then walked out to wait on our friend and sat on the bench outside to text our location to our friend. The man then came out and took the bench --just so we could-not sit. We left the front of the store because he obviously misread the situation and was acting erratically. After we found out friend we Noted the bench had been replaced. The gallery owner had most likely had a bad day but his reaction and attitude will not make us want to return. Very sad since we were quite excited to see his work. His loss. He might consider getting a retail person to take care of the store.

Friendliest gallery owner in town of Taos, a relaxed casual atmosphere with different kinds of art…read moredepending on the most recent show. I loved the watercolor show with some of Greg's father's work and the demo given by his father on a saturday afternoon. Excellent touch! Greg likes pop surrealism so prepare to see a great collection. Very personable and love that in anyone!!

I love this little boutique! I always buy something from here when I come to Taos and it's my…read morefirst stop every time!

Gorgeous little store tucked away in the back of Bent Street. Very unique and beautiful jewelry…read moreand pottery. The store owner (I am guessing she owns it) was so great to talk to and had fantastic details about everything we purchased and asked about. Truly one of a kind items that we will cherish. So happy we found this magical place.

The Taos Art Museum and Fechin House are absolutely beautiful. The historic home was fascinating to…read moreexplore, and we really enjoyed our visit. Our visit did come with one disappointment that I hope the museum can help future visitors avoid..... A heads up for Mark Maggiori fans: * My husband and I drove two days from California hoping to see an original Mark Maggiori painting. * The Taos Art Museum is one of the first places that appears on Google when searching for where to view his work in Taos. * The museum's website and Google listing also suggested that his artwork was part of the collection. Unfortunately, after speaking with a docent, we learned that the museum hasn't displayed a Mark Maggiori painting in many years! They then referred us to try Parsons Gallery of the West, but they didn't have any of his work either. The gallery manager explained that Mark Maggiori is now representing himself and is no longer exhibiting locally. I completely understand that exhibitions change over time, but I would kindly encourage the museum to update its website and work with Google to correct this information. It would save other visitors from making a special trip expecting to see artwork that is no longer on display. In the end, I learned I probably should have called ahead, but I also trusted the museum's website and Google's information. Hopefully this review helps the next Mark Maggiori fan avoid the same disappointment. Despite that, the museum itself is well worth visiting. The Fechin House alone is an incredible piece of art and history!

This place blew me away. Their collection was not that extensive - go to the Millicent Rogers Home…read morefor that. It's the house and studio that will amaze you. All hand carved wood for everything. Incredible layout; spacious and cozy at the same time.

Rob Nightingale has consistently exhibited Taos' outstanding artworks. He is a man of taste and…read moreintegrity. His exhibits are never disappointing. Great artists displayed in an aesthetically pleasing environment. Affordable works of art in all mediums. Larger collector works as well.

There are many, many great galleries in Taos and while there is no way to reasonably claim to have…read moreseen them all, this is a personal favorite amongst those I have seen. Wilder has enough variety to be enticing for that reason alone. Of course "art" is an awfully personal thing and your tastes are yours alone, but a stop here is well worth your time.

Michael McCormick Gallery is so much more than just a gallery, it is an integral part of the Taos…read moreart community and hub to some of the greatest Taos artists of all time. Amazing collections combined with unparalleled storytelling and service make this gallery a gem that's not to be missed!

Michael is very engaging, and passionate about the artists he presents at the gallery. Special…read morethanks for the Michael Archuleta "Funky Donkey" art.

I scheduled an appt with Eric while down here on vacation. He more than exceeded my expectations…read more He was amazing to work with during the drawing process, he has awesome visions & helped me work out exactly what I wanted. He worked incredibly fast while also being very precise. I can't wait to get more from him in the future when I come back to visit & move down in a couple of years. Thanks Eric!

Why doesn't this guy have more ratings...? He was great! We were in town wanted a tattoo to…read moreremember the staycation and he talked us out of some dumb ideas. Didn't let us walk out with something just to make money. We ended up with great matching staycation tattoos. I should have taken a picture before he nicely covered it but I'll update my review!!! If I come back... I will go back!

My wedding band originally had a marquis cut amethyst, which though sentimentally precious, was not…read moreto my taste. When the stone fell out, Larry replaced it with a lovely ruby we picked. Now I have a a ring I love. When friends come to town, I usually steer them to Larry because I know that Any souvenirs they get will be good quality and genuine.

I hesitate to write this as Larry is loved by Taos and I have used his services for 30+ years. Even…read morebefore this recent experience my reviews have been mixed on the work he has done for me. He remade my mother's wedding ring and band into one ring (mediocre) and he made earrings out of a Chinese mother of pearl game token adding a gold frame and a pearl to each (I was astounded by the price tag of over $700, but my bad for not getting an estimate). I took my lab grown diamond anniversary band to have a diamond reset that had fallen out and asked that they also check the others to make sure they weren't loose. I picked up my ring which I thought looked good. Upon closer examination at home I discovered that almost half of my ring was smashed on the interior and the stone that was replaced was crooked. I took the ring back and spoke with Larry. He said he did not do the work, someone else did. He took the ring back and said he would see what he could do with it. He did apologize. I picked it up and this time, not only was the inside still smashed, but the exterior silver looked like it had been sanded. So, half of my ring is shiny silver and have is dull. It is ruined. I'm sorry Larry, but if someone did that to one of your beautiful silver creations you would not be happy. Neither am I.

Closed gallery ! Walked all the way and found out it was closed !!!…read more It says it's open in google but it is permanently closed !

Walked in at 440 pm looking into buying art and come records. The lady that works in there seemed…read morenot happy when I walked in. I asked her if she was closing, her response was "are you buying?" Not anymore!!!! Great way to lose a customer

Wow - first, what a talented artist!! Amazing actually. Secondly, what a gracious man and studio…read more Those folks couldn't have been nicer or more accommodating.

I'm not an art connoisseur or expert, but Ed Sandoval is simply the most talented artist I've ever…read moreseen his use of bright colors and simple subject matter is very very touching and reminds me of my time that I lived in Santa Fe New Mexico and spent a lot of time in New Mexico. I would love to have one of his paintings or even prints. Tim