We stumbled into this gallery and were immediately drawn in by Patrick Dean Hubbell's work. There's…read moresomething magnetic about it. the textures, the color, the emotion behind each piece. It's bold, modern, and deeply rooted all at once. Standing in front of his art, you can feel the connection between tradition and the contemporary. it's powerful, grounding, and inspiring all at the same time. If you find yourself nearby, stop in. Take a few minutes to slow down and just take it in. You'll walk out thinking about it long after you leave.

The Starbucks of Santa Fe? Has some beautiful art pieces,…read morebut most works are overpriced. Local chatter: Heard that the locals do not patronize the place because the owner sues everyone. Can not confirm. Caveat emptor.

This gallery was an amazing discovery for my wife and I walking the gallery street during a half…read moreday trip. Not only does the space display works by 20th-century masters (Picasso, Calder), it offers for sale remarkable paintings by local artists (such as Lippincott) as well. One painting in particular we loved and asked about, and Linda treated us with tremendous respect and generosity. What was a spontaneous decision to purchase a wonderful Santa Fe souvenir she helped make reality. She's the best!

This is a nice contemporary art gallery on Canyon Road with a lot of artwork by Diane White which…read morewas really subtle and interesting. The gallery owner was friendly and helpful without being pushy. I would definitely go back! My favorite pieces were by Diane White but there were some other nice pieces for sale as well.

Art Is Gallery can be found on Canyon Road. It was nice chatting with the staff at Art Is while…read moreenjoying art. You will see paintings and sculptures here. Some of the paintings were of torsos and the bottom half of a being, no faces. I thought it was an interesting way of capturing an image. Free street parking.

A big variety of great artwork from very talented artists…read more The owners Mieke and William Rotsaert are so friendly, and helpful with an open mind. The prices are reasonable.

Carole LaRoche Gallery is another favorite visit. Ms La…read moreRoche is well in her late 80s and quite the painter. Her paintings are bold and a joy to look at. There are a few other new painters. One of our very favorite sculpture artists had a few new works too. Again he is aging so his work is slowing down. In any event we enjoyed what we saw. Free street parking.

This is my favorite one of my favorite galleries on Canyon Road…read more It's small but the collection is wonderful - the way the artist paints is so unique, THE EYES in all her paintings peer into your soul.... One day I will be able to buy a bunch of prints to hang on my walls.

We spent four hours traversing the streets of Madrid, this is one of just a handful of shops that…read morereally stood out, for me, anyway. I love this universal truth about small towns: virtually all civic and public resources have literal titles. Thus, Sprit In Art, while located in Gypsy Plaza, is situated along Firehouse Lane because, well, it's the road where the old Firehouse was and, just so happens, now helms the new Firehouse. It's run by volunteers because, well, of course it is. But anyway, Spirit in Art. First, the vibe and bright light streaming in this space is radically different than the Gypsy neighbors. The small studio mainly features clay sculpture from resident artist Liz Paterson, and her work is really fantastic; she throws gorgeous, smooth pots and plates, and designs characters that look like locals (not Madrid locals, Native real-deal locals), and recently her work has teetered political. We admired what we saw, Liz was really sweet with our kiddo, and she had some work that she said was imperfect which she gave away, free. We settled on a nice sage/meditation dish that was "smoked" and definitely fit my lady's spiritual den, that's her thing. Anyway, well worth a visit.

The Art Vault is located in the Railyard Arts District. There tends to be experimental art here…read morethis exhibit was about the destruction of the Amazon. Ariel photos were projected. Metered parking available

Second round and love it just as much. Insane collection…read moreFabulous friendly curator- Jaime H you the best! Do. Not. Miss.

If you visit Santa Fe, you must visit this amazing gallery. Its like walking back in history…read more Employees are very friendly and welcoming.

One of the best galleries I've been into in Santa Fe. The gallery is located near the Plaza and…read morethey have an amazing collection of historical Native American artifacts that includes war shirts, jewelry, beadwork, pottery, baskets, and weapons. Friendly and knowledgeable staff, too. They have a range of items for someone just starting to collect to an avid collector.

This gallery carries beautiful ceramic works from Native American/Pueblo artists. I was directed to…read moreit by someone else because I was interested in pieces where the traditional form melds with contemporary quirky/humorous. And I was successful. At the time of this writing, at this gallery there were pieces by Diego Romero. In many of these ceramic works he included images inspired by Roy Lichtenstein, yet portraying traditional archetypes -- perfectly and precisely executed and uproariously funny. Gallery owner is knowledgeable of relevant cultural background of the works and is affable and welcoming. This is a gallery to check out if you're looking for unique and wonderful pieces that are "outside the box."