Collect Them All! Small Works & Prints
Opening Reception: Saturday, October 25, 5:00-7:00
On view October 25 - December 11
Gallery Hours Fri, Sat & Sun 11:00-5:00 or by appointment
A salon style exhibition featuring small works and prints from a curated collection of artists from across the country and around the corner. Perfect for holiday gifting!
I'd say this is THE gallery to see in Santa Fe.
And those who have the honor of staying here for a residency will be blown away at the accomodations and atmosphere. Jen and Todd have created a serious destination gallery in a peaceful jaunt just ten minutes from downtown Santa Fe.
—Jay V
Call for Entries: Go Figure
Juror: Jen Tough
Details at O’Hanlon Center for the Arts
Enter via CAFE (Call for Entries)
Current & Upcoming Exhibitions
Collect Them All! Small Works & Print Show
Opening Reception: Saturday, October 25, 5:00-7:00
On view: October 25 - December 11
Gallery hours: Fri, Sat, Sun 11:00-5:00 or by appointment
L.A. Art Show
January 7 - 11, 2026
Los Angeles Convention Center, Booth 810
Now taking applications for 2026 & 2027 Artist Residencies
Something shifts when an artist steps away from the noise of daily life. The air feels lighter, the mind opens wider, and the work flows in ways it rarely does at home. Our residency is designed for exactly that—it’s an intimate, application-only program for visual artists of all levels and mediums. With only 3 to 5 artists each week, there’s space to breathe, to focus, and to truly connect—with your own work, with the land, and with each other. Past residents have described the experience as transformative: breakthroughs in their practice, lifelong friendships, and a renewed sense of clarity and purpose.
This truly is a magical place.
—Susan V
This last week was perfect in all the ways it needed to be.
—Kate L
My week at @jentoughgallery was life-changing.
—Amber A
Rebecca Katz: Chasing the Light in Santa Fe
One Artist’s Residency Experience
“…the light doesn’t dance on water; it bounces off mountains and the desert floor, creating an entirely different connection to the land.”
Image: Immersive Glow • 36X36" Acrylic on linen, 2024
Created by Rebecca Katz during her Residency at Jen Tough Gallery
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.