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1 week ago | 
southwestcontemporary.com | Lauren Tresp
Abstracting Nature at the Albuquerque Museum, June 21-October 12, 2025, showcases works by Agnes Martin, Joan Weissman, Judy Tuwaletstiwa, and seven other artists who capture New Mexico’s natural beauty through abstract forms in glass, clay, steel, and natural materials.
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2 weeks ago | 
southwestcontemporary.com | Lauren Tresp
Discover Alphonse Mucha’s Art Nouveau masterpieces in the exhibition Timeless Mucha: The Magic of Line, June 20-September 21, 2025, in Santa Fe.Timeless Mucha: The Magic of LineJune 20–September 21, 2025New Mexico Museum of Art Vladem Contemporary, Santa FeThis summer, the New Mexico Museum of Art welcomes a landmark exhibition that draws a luminous thread between past and present, fine art and design, elegance and innovation.
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1 month ago | 
southwestcontemporary.com | Lauren Tresp
Can’t attend the Art Party? You can still participate in the fundraiser fun starting at only $10. Check out Southwest Contemporary‘s raffle lineup, and enter for a chance to win art, swag, or experiences. Never having put together a raffle before, we didn’t anticipate just how fun and heartwarming a raffle project could be.
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1 month ago | 
southwestcontemporary.com | Lauren Tresp
Art in the Heart brings regional sculptors to downtown Farmington, New Mexico, creating a walkable gallery that supports local artists. Farmington, New Mexico, has embraced public art to enrich its community spaces and celebrate regional creativity. After finishing the Complete Streets project in the Historic Downtown corridor, adding public art to this growing arts and cultural district was the next step in the revitalization effort of downtown.
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1 month ago | 
southwestcontemporary.com | Lauren Tresp
Heritage Inspirations curates a three-day Santa Fe to Taos adventure with e-bike tours, High Road scenic drives, and wine tastings in Northern New Mexico. Ready for the ultimate Northern New Mexico weekend escape? Let Heritage Inspirations be your guide on a soul-stirring three-day adventure that blends the charm of the Southwest with immersive, local experiences you won’t find in any guidebook.
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1 month ago | 
southwestcontemporary.com | Lauren Tresp
Nadya Tolokonnikova brings her internationally touring exhibition to Turner Carroll Gallery, June 28-July 16, 2025. Nadya TolokonnikovaJune 28–July 16, 2025Turner Carroll Gallery, Santa FeNadya Tolokonnikova’s art is her weapon against tyranny. Born in Siberia in 1989, Tolokonnikova left Moscow at age 16 to study philosophy. As Russian society became increasingly oppressive, Tolokonnikova became a multimedia conceptual artist and founded the feminist activist collective Pussy Riot.
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1 month ago | 
southwestcontemporary.com | Lauren Tresp
Founded in 2022, the Taos Abstract Artist Collective has exhibited nearly 400 works while fostering creative dialogue among New Mexico artists. Nestled beneath the Sangre de Cristo mountains, the Taos Abstract Artist Collective stands as a beacon of connectivity for abstract artists and art enthusiasts in the Southwest. TAAC nurtures creative dialogues, promotes innovative aesthetics, and enhances the exchange of ideas among artists dedicated to the collective force of community development.
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1 month ago | 
southwestcontemporary.com | Lauren Tresp
Currents, the U.S.’s premier art and technology festival, returns June 13-22, 2025, at El Museo Cultural with global artists exploring AI, innovation, and creativity. Currents 2025June 13–22, 2025El Museo Cultural, Santa FeCurrents is a project we founded over two decades ago. As curators, we have remained committed to presenting innovative work at the intersection of art and technology by artists based regionally, nationally, and internationally.
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1 month ago | 
southwestcontemporary.com | Lauren Tresp
Santa Fe-based photographer Stephen Robeck captures abstract forms, colors, and textures from wilderness landscapes and waterscapes across the U.S.Santa Fe artist Stephen Robeck has had a lifelong fascination with photographs. From the tiny darkroom he built as a youngster to the advanced digital tools he uses today, he finds the process of bringing images from nature to life as contemporary artworks deeply satisfying.
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1 month ago | 
southwestcontemporary.com | Lauren Tresp
Sol LeWitt’s sculpture A Square, A Circle on the New Mexico State University campus is the famed Minimal and Conceptual artist’s only outdoor, site-specific work in New Mexico. Sol LeWitt, A Square, A CircleLas CrucesVisitors walking the main campus of New Mexico State University may encounter a twelve-by-twelve-by-two-foot painted concrete structure forming a circle and a square.
