Hi Everybody! Santa Fe Collective is at large in the world! So read on to see what we have happening as the season changes! We are really happy to continue to show the work of Santa Fe artists in town and out in the world. Currently we are featuring the beautiful photographic work of Marion Wasserman at Verde on San Mateo. We are going to be rotating artists every 6 weeks, so stay tuned. Marion's work will be up until November 2. Molly Wagoner's mysterious photos up next!

Thais Mather Lil Wayne Drops Pen and ink micro-pointillism 2016 14" x 17" Aug. 5, 2015, 3 million gallons of wastewater contaminated with arsenic, beryllium, cadmium, and lead, among other toxic elements from a spill at the Gold King Mine near Silverton, Colorado, poisoned a tributary of the Animas River. The event was an ecological disaster. Within five days, the waste had reached the San Juan River on the Navajo Nation, contaminating ranch and farm lands, affecting cattl

On Aug. 5, 2015, 3 million gallons of wastewater contami­nated with arsenic, beryllium, cadmium, and lead, among other toxic elements from a spill at the Gold King Mine near Silverton, Colorado, poisoned a tribu­tary of the Animas River. The event was an ecological disaster. Within five days, the waste had reached the San Juan River on the Navajo Nation, contaminating ranch and farm lands, affecting cattle and crops. Two days after that, it had reached Lake Powell. Santa Fe­

Andrew Cimelli When Hard Questions Have Easy Answers, 2016 Acrylic on canvas, 40" x 40" Albuquerque Journal September 9, 2016 Jackie Jadrnak / Journal North Reporter Art collectives that have sprung up around Santa Fe out of frustration over trying to have their works seen by the public are getting a significant chance for exposure with a series of exhibitions planned at the David Richards Gallery. Called The Santa Fe Art Project, the series of two-week exhibitions, with

September 8, 2016 ArtBeat Kathryn M. Davis ​ David Eichholtz of David Richard Gallery discusses their latest series of rotating exhibitions, The Santa Fe Art Project, and why local art collectives have recently become significant in our town. ​ Kathryn M. Davis interviews David Eichholtz, curator of The Santa Fe Art Project as well as Kade Twist, artist and Jennifer Joseph, curator "Women's Work" and Sydney Cooper , artist ​ Click here to hear the interview ​ #KathrynMDavis #