Blue Rain Gallery has dedicated over 30 years to promoting cultural appreciation by blending innovation with tradition. Specializing in regional, Native American, and Studio Glass art, the gallery represents 50+ living artists in various mediums such as ceramics, paintings, bronze, glass, and jewelry. Beyond the gallery, the commitment to meticulous craftsmanship extends to the Blue Rain Print Shop, offering fine art fused with versatile design, and the Blue Rain Gallery Podcast, an intimate exploration of the Santa Fe art world hosted by founder Leroy Garcia.

Experience one of northern New Mexico's most awe-inspiring cultural attractions featuring cliff & cave dwellings, early Pueblo architecture, an original Harvey House and a stunning panorama of the valley. Spend time with us, and be touched by the spirit of a special place between the earth and sky.

Our sculptures are designed for you! The bronze figurines express themes of romantic love, marriage, family, relationships, togetherness, tradition, warmth, and commitment, and are especially popular as bronze 8th anniversary gifts and collectible metal sculpture. Additionally, the handsome modern and rustic rugged style makes these statuettes popular gifts for husbands and partners. These finely crafted metal art works are represented in galleries internationally, from Santa Fe and Denver, to Belgium and France, as well as many reputable online destinations. These sculptures make excellent engagement, wedding, and anniversary gifts, and can be displayed as cake toppers, custom family portraits, and cast bronze works of art for home decor, outdoors and gardens. All sculptures are designed and produced in Santa Fe, New Mexico by artist Yenny Cocq. Yenny Cocq Sculpture yennycocqsculpture.com 131 County Road 84 Santa Fe, New Mexico 87506 [email protected] +1 505-670-6053

We are Santa Fe’s premier gallery specializing in Native American artifacts and historic Americana. We offer the finest examples available from every corner of America – from the Northwest Coast, Eastern Woodlands and Great Basin to the Great Plains. Whether you are a serious, accomplished collector or just starting on your collecting journey, we are sure you will find something of interest to you! We are pleased and proud to share these marvelous collectibles with you. Because our gallery offerings are very eclectic and diverse, we are often asked, “What is the focus of your gallery?” The answer is simple: “American history and a passion for historical artifacts.” People also ask, “Are these types of collectibles a good investment?” to which we reply, “Great things are always great.” To be in the historic collectibles business, you must be a collector. Collecting is not based on a simple “buy and sell’ premise. For the people new to collecting or advanced collectors, concerns are clearly understood. In order to further reassure our clients, we have Certificates of Authenticity available that support the representations we make about historic artifacts we offer. If you have an historic collection you wish to dispose of, it is not difficult to market these artifacts. As with everything handled at Sherwoods Spirit of America, personal dialogue and interaction is enjoyed with each of our clients; and at any time, we are happy to discuss your collection. We invite you to visit Sherwoods Spirit of America in Santa Fe, which is located near the historic Santa Fe Plaza at 128 West Palace Avenue. Your collecting interests and needs are of paramount importance to us. We are more than happy to demonstrate this through our personal attention to your specific details.

Fine Art Gallery on Canyon Road in Santa Fe, NM featuring encaustic, acrylic, watercolor, and jewelry.

Since 1992, the Art Exchange Gallery has been enriching lives through the world of art. Our extensive collection showcases a diverse range of artistic expressions, including landscape paintings, Native American art, portraits, drawings, sculptures, collages, and prints. Notable talents in our roster include renowned Native American artists like Rance Hood, Al Bahe, Joe Maktima, and Willie Murphy, as well as celebrated New Mexico artists like Jeff Tabor, Curtis Tabor, Trinon Crouch, Richard Tashjian (Armenia

Art studio in Roswell, NM