Community Gallery

ReVision: The Future of Santa Fe Style exhibition Opens June 5th

Join Friends of Architecture Santa Fe on June 5th for the opening of the ReVision: The Future of Santa Fe Style exhibition, which will be on display at the Santa Fe Community Gallery until June 19th. Enjoy light refreshments and an open bar while exploring over a century of Santa Fe’s distinctive architectural and urban design—from its origins in 1912 to visionary possibilities for the decades ahead.

Originally conceived as a bold reinvention of an ancient city, the Santa Fe Style emerged to create a new, idealized version of place. This exhibition traces how The City Different imagined its future at pivotal moments over the past 113 years. It also features innovative concepts from their recent design charrette, envisioning what Santa Fe could become in the next 25, 50, or even 100 years.

Make sure to catch Invention: Santa Fe Style 1912–WWII Gallery Talk and Walking Tour on Saturday, June 7th, the first event in the return of FASF's ReVision Santa Fe Style programs this year.

This exhibition is sponsored by the City of Santa Fe Arts and Culture Department.

The City of Santa Fe’s Community Gallery invites New Mexico artists to participate in the upcoming “UNESCO Creative City Artists” exhibition, celebrating Santa Fe’s designation as a UNESCO Creative City of Crafts and Folk Art. The show will feature original and existing works in heritage arts, including pottery, fiber arts, woodcarving, metalwork, performing arts, and emerging traditions like lowrider art and murals. Artists whose work reflects Santa Fe’s rich Indigenous, Hispanic, and multicultural traditions, especially those blending innovation with craft, are encouraged to apply.

This call is open to artists living or exhibiting in Santa Fe and surrounding regions, including pueblos. Submissions from intergenerational family groups, as well as both emerging and established artists, are welcome. To be considered, artists must submit a portfolio by July 1, 2025.

The exhibition opens on October 22 and runs through November 29, 2025. Portfolios should include a letter of interest, a brief bio, artwork images with details, and, if available, links to websites or social media.

Submissions will be reviewed by a jury of arts professionals, with selections based on artistic excellence and alignment with heritage arts themes. Categories include fiber, pottery, wood, metal, performing arts, and new traditions. For full details, submission forms, and contact information, visit the Community Gallery at 201 W. Marcy Street or online here.

For questions, contact Gallery Manager Rebecca Aubin at rraubin@santafenm.gov.