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Trend’s mission is to explore and celebrate New Mexico’s uniqueness while emphasizing both its timeless aesthetic and its evolving contemporary art forms.

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Michael Austin Wright applies principles of art and design to his construction and restoration work. His first project in Santa Fe was to restore an old adobe building once occupied by the Mayor, and since has restored and renovated many homes & businesses, close with his clients

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Violante & Rochford Interiors is a full-service, boutique design firm based in Santa Fe, New Mexico. The firm blends practical issues and aesthetic requirements from traditional to contemporary design, or a mix.
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After 38 years of collecting art in Taos with his wife, and 21 of those year working in a very small studio with a leaking roof, Ron Larimore has moved into a gallery space near the Taos Plaza. Primarily a landscape painter in oils.#trend #trendmagazine #santafeart #santafeartist

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Santa Fe-based Dancing Earth Indigenous Contemporary Dance Creations performs internationally and also brings powerful programs to local communities, pueblos, and reservations. Founded in 2004, they've recruited countless members who influence younger generations.

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Earth Elegancy by Tracy Collins is a luxurious, wearable art line that celebrates a woman's sensual connection with the Earth. she also creates interior functional art such as lamps, mask sconces, window treatments and land-based installations.
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Raised in rural Ohio, Charlotte Shroyer a painter, was inspired by history, literature and imagination. During a serendipitous trip to Taos, the "art seed" took hold and she has since earned numerous national and international awards.
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Figurative bronzes date back to ancient Greece, when they melted weaponry into the forms of gods and goddesses. David Pearson's work, on display Patricia Carlisle Fine Art, does not invoke the undead, but rather experiences with living, abstracted expressionism.

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Find beautiful, fine handmade rugs at Rugman of Santa Fe, with a new downtown location on Lincoln Avenue. Everything in your home should be as beautiful!
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"I wished to make a map for those who would climb through the hole in the sky... For the soul is a wanderer with many hands and feet." - From "A Map To The Next World" by Joy Harjo

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Nina Yozell-Epstein of Squash Blossom has rebranded her restaurant wholesale produce business into
a retail subscription service for people in the community during COVID-19. Squash Blossom works with over 25 small family farms that practice traditional low-impact farming methods.

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Ryan Montaño and his band have headlined the main stage of Albuquerque’s International Balloon Fiesta for several years. Now, this New Mexico Jazz musician is reaching a national stage.
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In our story Passion of the Palate, we explore New Mexico's culinary inspiration and how three restaurant owners see food as critical to health and well-being. View this story in our Summer 2020 issue.
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New Mexico architect Richard Martinez renovated the Hotel St. Francis lobby in 2011, reviving the entrance to one of the first hotels built in Santa Fe. Read more about his work in our Summer 2020 issue.

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This Railyard space, occupied by Evoke Gallery, preserved the shell of the former Sears-Hansen Building while allowing the design to interact as a showcase for art. The building won the State of New Mexico Heritage Preservation Award for urban design within a historic context.

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New Mexico potter, designer and filmmaker Virgil Ortiz has created 19 groups of characters and storylines, each representing one of the Pueblos remaining today. You will want to read more about his life and work in our Summer 2020 issue.
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The Visual Arts Center is one of many iconic buildings that will remain during the Midtown District of Santa Fe 21st century revival. Find our more in our Summer 2020 issue.
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New Mexico artists Jamison Chas Banks, John Vokoun, RJ Ward, Patience Pollock, Justin Skillstad, and Shayla Blatchford have all worked with Vital Spaces, a Santa Fe nonprofit dedicated to making sure artists have the time and space to explore their work.
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A skylight in the former Gebert Contemporary gallery at the Railyard in Santa Fe transforms the space into an indoor courtyard.
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Tempest is a collaborative project by Patrick Boyles, Devon Hawkes Ludlow, Keith Ryan Riggs, and Sarah Stolar and was supported by New Mexico nonprofit Vital Spaces.
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