Located in Taos’s downtown historic district, Artemisia offers a thoughtfully curated collection of handwoven garments, artful clothing, and distinctive accessories. Many pieces are one of a kind or limited in availability, created slowly and intentionally by independent artists, weavers, and small design studios from New Mexico and beyond.
Carole Laroche’s gallery has been on Canyon Road for 43 years and has created a loyal following for her artwork. After acquiring the fundamental technical skills required of any artist, she moved to Santa Fe, where her creative spirit soared. Laroche is known for her astonishing range of media, producing large canvases and mixed media, pastel, and acrylic works on canvas and paper.
Located in the heart of Corrales and open Wednesdays through Mondays, Corrales Bosque Gallery is home to contemporary and traditional local artists. Stop in to see beautiful oil, acrylic, and pastel paintings, photography, ceramic art, glass art, sculpture, and jewelry.
The Couse-Sharp Historic Site preserves the homes and studios of two founders of the Taos Society of Artists (1915). Their shared vision of creating a uniquely American painting style influenced both art and perceptions of the West. The studios today feature the artists’ work and collections of Indigenous and Spanish Colonial art.
For more than 20 years, Gallery ABQ has been an artist-owned fine art gallery, featuring contemporary work by local artists. The collection offers a variety of media, subjects, and styles in an open, attractive space. More about Gallery ABQ’s artists, events, news, and gallery store can be found online.
Located on Canyon Road in Santa Fe, GF Contemporary show-cases compelling contemporary art through thoughtful curation and engaging exhibitions. Featured artist Gigi Mills captivates visitors with atmospheric paintings that explore emotion, connection, and place. Her distinctive work, paired with the gallery’s welcoming atmosphere, makes GF Contemporary a must-visit destination.
Glenn Green Galleries welcomes you to visit the gallery and four-acre sculpture garden in the village of Tesuque, five miles north of the Santa Fe Plaza. The gallery is celebrating its 60th year by exhibiting the artwork of internationally renowned artists Allan Houser, Melanie A. Yazzie, Khang Pham-New, and many others.
Founded by internationally acclaimed artist Elodie Holmes, Liquid Light Glass has been a cornerstone of New Mexico’s art community for more than 25 years. Visitors can explore gallery exhibitions, enjoy daily glassblowing classes, or attend lectures and demonstrations by renowned artists. It is regularly voted among Santa Fe’s top attractions, offering memorable creative experiences.
Nestled in Poco a Poco Patio in the heart of Albuquerque’s Old Town, this eclectic gallery features fused glass, paintings, fine-art photography and prints, distinctive metal art, handcrafted pottery, one-of-a-kind bold jewelry, and hand-painted silks. It showcases contemporary, retro, elegant, and joyful art for your life.
Proudly positioned on Santa Fe’s Canyon Road for 23 years, ViVo Contemporary showcases unique contemporary art created exclusively by local artists. Housed in a museumlike, two-level gallery, it offers art collectors a vibrant, authentic glimpse into New Mexico’s creative community. Discover originality rooted in place and passion.
An Albuquerque icon since 1981, Weems is a refined contemporary art gallery with an approachable attitude. Representing fine artists and jewelers from the West, Weems connects art lovers to pieces they will cherish for decades. Located in the Northeast Heights, Weems also provides custom framing, art restoration, and consulting services.
