Museums in Tesuque, New Mexico

This thriving pueblo is home to the Poeh Cultural Center and Museum, which provides a wide range of art classes for Native Americans and exhibits of contemporary and traditional art and culture. It also operates one of the state's ... More on Discover America

The Dance Art Museum of the Americas will be the first major National Dance Museum of its kind in the west. An obvious choice is the historic, multicultural community of Santa Fe, New Mexico. Known for its artists, museums, art galleries, ... More on MuseumStuff.com

El Museo, a center of Hispanic culture and learning, showcases and promotes Hispanic art, culture and history. With gallery space and a 200-seat theater, El ... More on Discover America

Pop into this stunning art space after a visit to the historic Loretto Chapel. Master painters include Dale... More on NileGuide

For the collector, artist or appreciation thereof, Mountain Trails Gallery is superb in all categories. More on TripAdvisor

Santa Fe's most esteemed art gallery (it’ s been around since 1972) carries artwork that is, in many cases, more valuable than what’ s hanging in the city's leading museums. The dozens ... More on travelandleisure

If you see only one gallery in Santa Fe this should be the one! They have art from contemporary artists to Western Painters and the Taos ... More on TripAdvisor

In the heart of Canyon Road, this small gallery houses a regular herd of bronze horses, as well as Impressionistic artists such as Joseph Breza ... More on NileGuide

Touching Stone Gallery - Japanese pottery ceramics sumi-e art gallery in Santa Fe specializing in museum-quality traditional ... More on Touchingstone.com

This gallery merges the unpretentious aesthetic of Japanese art with the natural beauty of the Southwest. Museum-quality ceramics and pottery and sume-i paintings are the big draws. They also host ... More on NileGuide

Set in the historic Bandelier House, this gallery features museum-quality Plains Indians antiquities such ... More on Frommers

This gallery is the most interesting one in Santa Fe. More on Yahoo! Travel