Art Santa Fe Fair Schedule

Get a focused look at this year's specially curated group of Spotlight Program recipients. Which is your favorite?

• Bill Sabatini, Bill Sabatini Art - Booth 505
• Elizabeth Frank, Elizabeth Frank Studio - Booth 228
• Ouida Touchon, Ouida Touchon Art - Booth 230
• Vivienne Riggio, Vivienne Riggio Art - Booth 105

Artist Carola Orieta-Sperman's Amandla has a powerful presence, one that is magnetic, drawing the viewer in to contemplate the depth of her character and the stories she carries. She is not just a woman; she is a force, a representation of the enduring power of women throughout history and across cultures. Amandla is also a force in a new frontier: the fusion of art and Al technology, revealing a new frontier where creativity is redefined. Through the lens of Al, Orieta-Sperman's art pieces embody a harmonious blend of hand painting and technological innovation, inviting contemplation on the evolving nature of digital artistic expression. Amandla embodies the power of being an artist created AI image printed on canvas, then painted and finished with mixed media.

The Anti-Uranium Mapping Project is a vital historical documentation of the uranium mining era from a Native perspective. With a goal of information dissemination and enlightening a diverse audience on environmental issues, the Project also hopes to foster meaningful connections. By forging an extensive database, the aspiration is to spark dialogue and actively engage the audience, cultivate empathy and understanding, making the stories of those impacted by uranium mining resonate on a deeper level. With a narrative tapestry, weaving together personal stories and environmental concerns, the Project seeks to empowering the audience with a comprehensive understanding and inspire support for the Navajo people.

An exclusive curated group of art innovators, all represented by Redwood Art Group.

• Angela Campbell, Booth 530
• Dongli Ma, Booth 423
• Double Wood, Booth 101
• Ereesa, Booth 500
• Linda Roberts Photography, Booth 300
• Marian Malyarenko, Booth 321
• MJ Okawa, Booth 513
• Rebecca Fairfax Fine Art, Booth 520
• Sophie Brouillet, Booth 427
• STK Studios, Booth 510
• Tlacaelel | Michael Gorman, Booth 508
• Vivienne Riggio Art, Booth 105
• Von Seibert, Booth 328

Using the resources and knowledge of some of the greatest galleries in the world, the Santa Fe Gallery Association makes navigating Santa Fe's art mecca easy with their district ARTmaps and up to the minute digital calendar of Art Week events. SFGA's interactive workshops and educational programs can greatly enhance your Santa Fe art experience. Stop by to learn more and get all the tools to make your visit great!

A once in a lifetime showcase of 32 Zozobra sculptures by 32 artists unveiled en masse at Art Santa Fe. In keeping with the Santa Fe Kiwanis Club's mission to help our community's children experience rich, inspiring, and culturally fulfilling lives, the 4’ statues were purposely crafted to be child-sized, inviting little Zozobra fans to engage with Old Man Gloom eye to eye. The statues join forces in a group exhibition during Art Santa Fe and for the first time since their unveiling in June are for sale. It’s an amazing chance to make a Zozobra your own while support the community, the annual Zozobra celebration, and the artist creators.

Is it the artists' creativity, the colors, the images, the messaging — or a combination of it all that draws us to an artist and their work? Meet these amazing artists and check out what's happening when some of them do live demonstrations:

• Stephen Robeck, Stephen Robeck Photographs, Booth 112
• David Disko, David Disko Art, Booth 123
• Julie Schumer, 1228 Parkway Art Space, Booth 308
• Mary Johnston Studio, Booth 419
• InArt Gallery, Booth 524
• Art by Leva, Booth 119
• Gideon Artist, Booth 304
• Jonna James Fine Art, Booth 124
• Katie Crown, Booth 111
• David Copher, Booth 411
• 1228 Parkway Art Space, Booth 308
• Mark Levin, Booth 122
• Wanelle, Booth 512

Get a focused look at this year's specially curated group of Spotlight Program recipients. Which is your favorite?

• Bill Sabatini, Bill Sabatini Art - Booth 505
• Elizabeth Frank, Elizabeth Frank Studio - Booth 228
• Ouida Touchon, Ouida Touchon Art - Booth 230
• Vivienne Riggio, Vivienne Riggio Art - Booth 105

Artist Carola Orieta-Sperman's Amandla has a powerful presence, one that is magnetic, drawing the viewer in to contemplate the depth of her character and the stories she carries. She is not just a woman; she is a force, a representation of the enduring power of women throughout history and across cultures. Amandla is also a force in a new frontier: the fusion of art and Al technology, revealing a new frontier where creativity is redefined. Through the lens of Al, Orieta-Sperman's art pieces embody a harmonious blend of hand painting and technological innovation, inviting contemplation on the evolving nature of digital artistic expression. Amandla embodies the power of being an artist created AI image printed on canvas, then painted and finished with mixed media.

The Anti-Uranium Mapping Project is a vital historical documentation of the uranium mining era from a Native perspective. With a goal of information dissemination and enlightening a diverse audience on environmental issues, the Project also hopes to foster meaningful connections. By forging an extensive database, the aspiration is to spark dialogue and actively engage the audience, cultivate empathy and understanding, making the stories of those impacted by uranium mining resonate on a deeper level. With a narrative tapestry, weaving together personal stories and environmental concerns, the Project seeks to empowering the audience with a comprehensive understanding and inspire support for the Navajo people.

An exclusive curated group of art innovators, all represented by Redwood Art Group.

• Angela Campbell, Booth 530
• Dongli Ma, Booth 423
• Double Wood, Booth 101
• Ereesa, Booth 500
• Linda Roberts Photography, Booth 300
• Marian Malyarenko, Booth 321
• MJ Okawa, Booth 513
• Rebecca Fairfax Fine Art, Booth 520
• Sophie Brouillet, Booth 427
• STK Studios, Booth 510
• Tlacaelel | Michael Gorman, Booth 508
• Vivienne Riggio Art, Booth 105
• Von Seibert, Booth 328

Using the resources and knowledge of some of the greatest galleries in the world, the Santa Fe Gallery Association makes navigating Santa Fe's art mecca easy with their district ARTmaps and up to the minute digital calendar of Art Week events. SFGA's interactive workshops and educational programs can greatly enhance your Santa Fe art experience. Stop by to learn more and get all the tools to make your visit great!

A once in a lifetime showcase of 32 Zozobra sculptures by 32 artists unveiled en masse at Art Santa Fe. In keeping with the Santa Fe Kiwanis Club's mission to help our community's children experience rich, inspiring, and culturally fulfilling lives, the 4’ statues were purposely crafted to be child-sized, inviting little Zozobra fans to engage with Old Man Gloom eye to eye. The statues join forces in a group exhibition during Art Santa Fe and for the first time since their unveiling in June are for sale. It’s an amazing chance to make a Zozobra your own while support the community, the annual Zozobra celebration, and the artist creators.

Is it the artists' creativity, the colors, the images, the messaging — or a combination of it all that draws us to an artist and their work? Meet these amazing artists and check out what's happening when some of them do live demonstrations:

• Stephen Robeck, Stephen Robeck Photographs, Booth 112
• David Disko, David Disko Art, Booth 123
• Julie Schumer, 1228 Parkway Art Space, Booth 308
• Mary Johnston Studio, Booth 419
• InArt Gallery, Booth 524
• Art by Leva, Booth 119
• Gideon Artist, Booth 304
• O&S Fine Art, Booth 324
• Patricio Tlacaelel Trujillo Y Fuentes, Booth 508
• Suzanne Kubach, STK Studios, Booth 510
• Palette Contemporary Art & Craft, Booth 315
• Michael Gorman, Booth 508
• Beth Schmohr / Rosa Silbert, Booth 420
• Philippe Jestin, Booth 432
• Linda Washburn Roberts, Booth 300

Get a focused look at this year's specially curated group of Spotlight Program recipients. Which is your favorite?

• Bill Sabatini, Bill Sabatini Art - Booth 505
• Elizabeth Frank, Elizabeth Frank Studio - Booth 228
• Ouida Touchon, Ouida Touchon Art - Booth 230
• Vivienne Riggio, Vivienne Riggio Art - Booth 105

Artist Carola Orieta-Sperman's Amandla has a powerful presence, one that is magnetic, drawing the viewer in to contemplate the depth of her character and the stories she carries. She is not just a woman; she is a force, a representation of the enduring power of women throughout history and across cultures. Amandla is also a force in a new frontier: the fusion of art and Al technology, revealing a new frontier where creativity is redefined. Through the lens of Al, Orieta-Sperman's art pieces embody a harmonious blend of hand painting and technological innovation, inviting contemplation on the evolving nature of digital artistic expression. Amandla embodies the power of being an artist created AI image printed on canvas, then painted and finished with mixed media.

The Anti-Uranium Mapping Project is a vital historical documentation of the uranium mining era from a Native perspective. With a goal of information dissemination and enlightening a diverse audience on environmental issues, the Project also hopes to foster meaningful connections. By forging an extensive database, the aspiration is to spark dialogue and actively engage the audience, cultivate empathy and understanding, making the stories of those impacted by uranium mining resonate on a deeper level. With a narrative tapestry, weaving together personal stories and environmental concerns, the Project seeks to empowering the audience with a comprehensive understanding and inspire support for the Navajo people.

An exclusive curated group of art innovators, all represented by Redwood Art Group.

• Angela Campbell, Booth 530
• Dongli Ma, Booth 423
• Double Wood, Booth 101
• Ereesa, Booth 500
• Linda Roberts Photography, Booth 300
• Marian Malyarenko, Booth 321
• MJ Okawa, Booth 513
• Rebecca Fairfax Fine Art, Booth 520
• Sophie Brouillet, Booth 427
• STK Studios, Booth 510
• Tlacaelel | Michael Gorman, Booth 508
• Vivienne Riggio Art, Booth 105
• Von Seibert, Booth 328

Using the resources and knowledge of some of the greatest galleries in the world, the Santa Fe Gallery Association makes navigating Santa Fe's art mecca easy with their district ARTmaps and up to the minute digital calendar of Art Week events. SFGA's interactive workshops and educational programs can greatly enhance your Santa Fe art experience. Stop by to learn more and get all the tools to make your visit great!

A once in a lifetime showcase of 32 Zozobra sculptures by 32 artists unveiled en masse at Art Santa Fe. In keeping with the Santa Fe Kiwanis Club's mission to help our community's children experience rich, inspiring, and culturally fulfilling lives, the 4’ statues were purposely crafted to be child-sized, inviting little Zozobra fans to engage with Old Man Gloom eye to eye. The statues join forces in a group exhibition during Art Santa Fe and for the first time since their unveiling in June are for sale. It’s an amazing chance to make a Zozobra your own while support the community, the annual Zozobra celebration, and the artist creators.

Is it the artists' creativity, the colors, the images, the messaging — or a combination of it all that draws us to an artist and their work? Meet these amazing artists and check out what's happening when some of them do live demonstrations:

• Stephen Robeck, Stephen Robeck Photographs, Booth 112
• David Disko, David Disko Art, Booth 123
• Julie Schumer, 1228 Parkway Art Space, Booth 308
• Mary Johnston Studio, Booth 419
• InArt Gallery, Booth 524
• Art by Leva, Booth 119
• Gideon Artist, Booth 304
• 1228 Parkway Art Space, Booth 308
• Mark Levin, Booth 122
• Wanelle, Booth 512
• Beth Schmohr / Rosa Silbert, Booth 420
• Philippe Jestin, Booth 432
• Linda Washburn Roberts, Booth 300