Renowned Wildlife Sculptor Ken Rowe at gallery.     Photo: Brax - VPC

No more than in the waning days of summer than in Sant Fe, New Mexico can you experience a months worth of art in a long weekend. The weekend of Indian Art Market is when one of the most glorious blossom of the world's art garden blooms.

The art world stands on its head and applaudes when Santa Fe hosts the Indian Art Market and the city is besiegned by thousands of visitors to witness the one of themost incredible displays of not only traditional and contemporary Native American art but also a wide array of great art from regional and beyond artists.

It has been said that Santa Fe holds the second place to New York in the art world because of the proximity of over 400 galleries that present some of the worlds finest art. And, since most of it is withn walking distance of the next gallery on your list the art lover can really take in so much in one day.

Lincoln Fox working during reception at Sage Creek Gallery.     Photo: Brax - VPC

The full story of this incredible art experience as part of continuing and every expanding exposure on the arts in our region. See the Holiday 2008 Special Issue of Upper Valley Living Magazine coming just in time for the holidays.

We will feature the incredible art, artists, galleries, sights, restaurants and bars of one of the most incredible art cities in the world.

Prepared by UVB staff.

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