Resident Artist Exhibition 2026
This exhibition features recent work from past Artists in Residence at our Santa Fe facility from 2025. Past Resident Artists were asked to submit three works to the gallery for exhibition that was inspired by their time in Santa Fe. The gallery selected one work for the exhibition.
Above: Shannon Mack, awarded residency 2025
Santa Fe Residency Program
Limited spaces available for 2026! Apply today!
An application only artist-in-residence program on the outskirts of Santa Fe, offering private studios and beautiful accommodations for selected artists. Exhibition the following year for artists who complete a residency. Several partial and full awarded residencies given annually.
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—Jay V
Sarah Boyts Yoder Opening Reception
Join us for the opening reception for Sarah Boyts Yoder’s solo exhibition Saturday, September 2, 4:00-6:00
Pam Sullivan Opening Reception
Join us for the opening reception for Pam Sullivan’s solo exhibition, Saturday, Sept 2, 4:00-6:00
The Bright Side, Reception
Andrea Morgan, Anne Morrison Rabe, Barbara McCulloch, Beverly Todd, Brenda York, Carol Jenkins, Catherine J. Richardson, Chris Wubbena, Erika Rier, Fab, Heather Millar, Hilary Sheehan, Jocelyn Benford, Kelly Marshall, Kerri Warner, Kerry Schroeder, L. BaLoMbiNi / red paint studio, Laurie Kwo, Laurinda Stockwell, Maidy Morhous, Marie Cameron, Sheila Metcalf Tobin, Susan Melrath, Tom Owen, Vibrata Chromodoris
Sharon Brush, Reception
I have always been drawn to objects whose history is written upon their surface: The river rock worn smooth from centuries of tumult; the bleached, chewed bone found on the desert floor; the bare-bones landscape of the American southwest. These things speak to me of timelessness and mystery and rouse a thousand questions that will never find an answer. It is all that I don’t know, that deepens my viewing experience. The influence of such objects and landscapes seep into every piece I make.