Apogeo, commercial theme by Consorzio Creativo

Santa Fe and art are indelibly intertwined, like Chicago and architecture, Paris and the café.  By the numbers, Santa Fe is one of the most significant art markets in the nation, ranking second in volume of sales, with more galleries per capita than New York City.   It’s home to over a dozen museums and several internationally renowned art fairs, including Indian Market, Spanish Market, the International Folk Art Market and Art Santa Fe. Santa Fe’s galleries host a rich range of visual art from a multitude of styles, periods, media and cultures. It’s a collector’s destination for photography, Native American, Western, Spanish and Contemporary art. For more than a century, Santa Fe has been a cultural mecca, a place to view and create art. With a profusion of cultural offerings, arts education and art-related business, it’s easy to see how Santa Fe earned its designation as UNESCO Creative City (in Folk Art, Crafts, and Design) and top marks from Sperling’s Best Places and American Style.

Santa Fe Art Articles:

• Collaborative Art Santa Fe, Pt. III
• Collaborative Art Santa Fe, Pt. II
• Collaborative Art Santa Fe, Pt. I
• Changing Gallery Presents: “Practical Nonsense”
• The Art of Upcycling
• Wee OK: Documentary Photographs of New Orleans
• Creating the Perfect Santa Fe
• Polymorphic Polymediac: Artist RosS Hamlin
• Beyond the Measure: Artist Alexandra Eldridge
• LocalMotion: Northern New Mexico’s November Art & Studio Tours
• Phat Trash: the Art of Creative Renewal in the City Different
• This Week on Santa Fe’s Creative Scene–October 1, 2010
• The Care & Feeding of Santa Fe’s Creative Class
• Past as Presence: Joanne Lefrak at Box Gallery
• This Week on Santa Fe’s Creative Scene–August 20th
• This Week on Santa Fe’s Creative Scene–8/13/10
• This Week on Santa Fe’s Creative Scene
• The Business of Making Culture: an interview w/Red Cell
• Thriving Arts = Thriving Cities: Towards a Santa Fe + Albuquerque Arts Link
• This week on Santa Fe’s Emerging, Indie and Alt Creative Scene
• Art + Green on the Santa Fe Creative Scene
• Santa Fe Art Scene: Substance over Style
• Emerging artist Phillip Vigil lands new home at downtown Santa Fe Gallery
• See and Be Scene
• Sights and Sounds: Changing Gallery’s May 2 Event
• In the Middle: Reflections on the Soul of Photography
• Contemporary. Spontaneous. Real. (with apologies to Dan Milnor)
• “Generations”–New Exhibit at SF Community Convention Center

Everything I Saw, I Worshipped, Oil, 15" x 30"--By Alexandra Eldridge