Blue Rain Gallery
Canyon Road · Santa Fe
Celebrating the work of contemporary Native American and non-Native artists who explore Southwest themes, Blue Rain is renowned for its commitment to Indigenous artistic voices.
Traditional and contemporary work by Indigenous artists of the Southwest
Canyon Road · Santa Fe
Celebrating the work of contemporary Native American and non-Native artists who explore Southwest themes, Blue Rain is renowned for its commitment to Indigenous artistic voices.
Taos Plaza · Taos
The Taos location of Santa Fe's celebrated Blue Rain Gallery, presenting contemporary Native American art alongside work by non-Native artists inspired by the Southwest.
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One of the largest art museums between Chicago and Los Angeles, with exceptional collections of American Indian art, Western American art, and modern and contemporary art.
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Premier gallery for historical and contemporary Native American art, featuring works by master artists alongside rare antique pieces and jewelry.
Museum Road · Taos
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Museum Hill · Santa Fe
Home to the world's largest collection of international folk art — over 135,000 objects from more than 100 countries — on a scenic hill above Santa Fe.
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The historic gallery of celebrated Diné artist R.C. Gorman, featuring his iconic figurative works alongside the gallery's ongoing program of Native American art.
Taos Plaza · Taos
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The region's foremost art museum, with permanent collections spanning pre-Columbian, Spanish Colonial, American Western, modern, and contemporary art.
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Dedicated to Native American art and culture, with a particular focus on Navajo ceremonial arts and contemporary Native American artists.