ripple effect, at Santa Fe Community College 6401 Richards Ave., Room 723D Santa Fe, NM 87508
The gallery primarily serves the SFCC community but is open to the public. Access hours are Monday–Friday, 7 a.m.–10 p.m.; Saturday, 8 a.m.–8 p.m.; and Sunday, 12 p.m.–5 p.m. Show is up through the end of 2025. Admission is free.
Hand-cut paper & vinyl, acrylic polymer, wire
Artist Lea Anderson installation SPECTRUM, a new installation at Ripple Effect explores the dynamic interplay of color, light, and philosophical duality. The work, composed of hand-cut paper and vinyl, acrylic polymer, and wire, invites viewers into a shifting visual field where reflected color becomes both medium and metaphor. Continue reading “Ripple Effect: SPECTRUM 2025 – Lea Anderson”
FOMA Gallery is pleased to announce Four Views, a new photography exhibition showcasing the works of Bonnie Bishop, Fran Gutierrez, Kim Richardson, and Alfredo Rojas. This group exhibition offers a diverse yet harmonious exploration of the ways photography can interpret and transform the world around us.
October 25–November 30, 2025
Opening Reception: Saturday, October 25, 4-6pm Artist Talk: Saturday, November 8, 4-5pm (with Katie Doyle, Assistant Art Curator, New Mexico Museum of Art)FOMA Gallery
333 Montezuma Ave, Santa Fe, NM Tuesday–Saturday, 10am–5pm; Sunday, 12pm–4pm
Santa Fe, New Mexico, stands as one of the most unique and influential art hubs in the United States and the world. Rooted in centuries of Indigenous, Hispanic, and Anglo traditions, Santa Fe has more than just a cultural offering—it’s an essential part of the city’s identity. From the legacy of iconic artists like Georgia O’Keeffe to the cutting-edge installations of SITE Santa Fe, the city bridges past and present, local and global, tradition and innovation.
Santa Fe’s artistic heritage begins with the original inhabitants of the region—Tewa, Pueblo, Navajo, and Apache peoples—whose creative expressions remain foundational to the city’s aesthetic. Clay work, weaving, jewelry, and textile arts are not only preserved through generations but continue to evolve in contemporary interpretations. These traditions have long attracted collectors and connoisseurs, drawn to the authenticity and depth of Southwestern Native American art. Continue reading “The Art Scene in Santa Fe, New Mexico: A Rich Legacy and Global Relevance”
A Powerful Collection of Portraits Across the Human Experience
Artist Reception: Saturday 23rd August, 4 – 6pm
Show runs until August 29th or by appointment until September 5th
FOMA Guadalupe Center, 333 Montezuma Ave Unit B Santa Fe, NM 87501 (505) 660-0121
We, the People is a compelling new solo exhibition by Bob Richardson, opening August 16 at FOMA Gallery. This deeply human collection of portraits spans a wide emotional and social landscape—featuring individuals from all walks of life, including, but not limited to, those living on the margins.
Extending beyond SITE SANTA FE’s galleries to partner institutions and unconventional venues across the city, Once Within a Time draws inspiration from a cast of characters with ties to Santa Fe and New Mexico. Curated by Cecilia Alemani.
June 27, 2025 — January 12, 2026
90+ participants 300+ artworks 14 venues across Santa Fe
The exhibition revolves around a vibrant collection of over twenty characters—or figures of interest—with close ties to the Southwest. This diverse cast encompasses local heroes, mythical beings, unassuming residents, reclusive artists, distinctive writers, and charismatic healers. The biographies of these people—incarnated in a collection of artifacts, documents, images, and objects—function as catalysts for over seventy local, national, and international artists. Many of the featured artists have created new work that responds, directly or indirectly, to the experiences and lore of these figures. The commissions are shown here alongside contemporary works from around the world, offering insights into the region’s rich history and its artistic and literary heritage.
The International extends beyond SITE SANTA FE to more than a dozen locations across the city. These partner venues comprise cultural institutions such as museums and landmarks, as well as spaces in a public park, a former foundry, an empty storefront, the lounge of a cannabis shop, a toy store, and more. These varied locations set the tone for novel dialogues between figures, artists, and places, prompting visitors to explore different corners of Santa Fe.
This is a FREE annual community-wide event in its 17th year. The public is able to go behind adobe walls and see where artistic inspiration and creative work happens. Visitors are also able to buy directly from the artists.
Browse through the artist directory organized alphabetically, where you can explore individual artist profiles and find detailed map directions to each studio.
You can also use the listings by medium on the Maps page that also connect directly to the artist profiles.
Need more info about How to Tour – go to the VISITOR PAGE.
FREE + OPEN TO THE PUBLIC!
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