Events

Santa Clara Pueblo Pottery Feature

November 19, 2024 – January 3, 2025 — Durango

Blue Rain Durango is showcasing a stunning assortment of handcrafted blackware pottery from various prominent Santa Clara Pueblo artists. These timeless pieces make perfect holiday gifts for the art collectors in your life.

Raymond Gibby, Dale Terbush

Untamed and Come Into the Light

December 3 – 24, 2024 — Durango

Opening Reception: Friday, December 6th from 5-7pm

Nicolas Otero

New Bultos and Retablos

December 13 – 27, 2024 — Santa Fe

Artist Reception - Friday, December 13th from 5-7pm

Hyrum Joe

New Works by Hyrum Joe

January 1 – 22, 2025 — Durango

Featuring new artworks by Hyrum Joe (Diné) and his chronicles of the daily life of the Navajo.

Opening Reception: January, 3 from 5-7pm

GL Richardson, Rik Allen

Cosmic Cowboys: Where the West Meets the Stars, A Guadalupe Street Feature

January 17 – 31, 2025 — Santa Fe

Tony De Luz

Hit the Road

January 31 – February 11, 2025 — Santa Fe

New Paintings

Artist Reception: Friday, January 31st from 5 - 7pm

Robin Jones

The Giving Tree

February 4 – 25, 2025 — Durango

Opening Reception: February 7 from 5-7pm

Kathryn Stedham

Guadalupe Street Feature

February 14 – 28, 2025 — Santa Fe

Voices of the Land: Contemporary Native Expressions

February 28 – March 11, 2025 — Santa Fe

Featuring new paintings by Ugly Pie (Diné and Taos Pueblo), Jesse Littlebird (Laguna and Kewa Pueblos), and Helen K. Tindel (Santa Clara Pueblo)

Artist Reception: Friday, February 28th from 5 - 7pm

GL Richardson

Assorted Works by GL Richardson

March 4 – 25, 2025 — Durango

Featuring new works by GL Richardson, a self-taught artist who creates work that combines western pop, figurative expressionism, conceptualism, and emotion.

Opening Reception: March 7 from 5-8pm

Karen Clarkson

Guadalupe Street Feature

March 14 – 27, 2025 — Santa Fe

Introducing the captivating work of award-winning artist Karen Clarkson, whose portraits of Native women go beyond beauty to reveal their strength, culture, and deep emotional stories. Through masterful expressions, posture, and dress, Karen captures the complexity of women who navigate both Native and Anglo worlds, offering a fresh perspective on their resilience and humanity.