After stops in Solana Beach and Encinitas, the newest version of Oolong Gallery will open up shop in the Rancho Santa Fe village this month. The new venue for curated contemporary art neighbors ...

The Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego has closed its downtown San Diego galleries, which included the former baggage building at the historic Santa Fe Train Depot, shown here, and a second ...

The Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego is selling its downtown San Diego facility, included the former baggage building at the historic Santa Fe Train Depot and an adjacent museum office building.

SANTA FE, N.M. — Dive into "Truly Santa Fe," a show that takes viewers on an unforgettable journey through this enchanting city.. Hosted by Amanda Machon, a proud New Mexico native and host of ...

Museum of International Folk Art is ranked #3 out of 27 things to do in Santa Fe. See pictures and our review of Museum of International Folk Art.

From the founding of the first fine art photography department by Ansel Adams to the early days of the Bay Area Figurative Movement and the Mission School, the history of SFAI is synonymous with the ...

Art gives a voice to a community, it gives voice to the people who might not have a platfor,” said Bat. Bat says the Santa Fe Art Show is something artists look forward to every year, and she ...

A vibrant canvas for street art in EaDo is about to be a pile of rubble, and not everyone is inspired by the reason.

Whether just looking, or looking to buy, this first-timer’s guide to Santa Fe’s Indigenous arts provides starting points. Newsletters Games Share a News Tip Featured ...

The old Santa Fe Bank building at 701 N. E St. in San Bernadino is seen with broken windows on Wednesday, Aug. 23, 2023, ... Sawdust Festival opens for 59th year celebrating art ...

UCSD Could Own Former MCASD Site at Santa Fe Depot by Year’s End After Council Decision by Jennifer Vigil • Times of San Diego Nov. 30, 2024, 11:45 p.m. Dec. 1, 2024, 7:31 a.m. Share this: ...

An estimated 40,000 Americans graduated from his schools, firmly establishing San Miguel as an art mecca. Among our tour group was Jennifer Susan Fanning, a Mexican-American planning to return home.