Wonderful experience - Meyer stands tall in a crowd of some really excellent galleries in the Canyon Road district of Santa Fe. My Stepfather in law and I share an affinity for the arts and deeply appreciated the interactions with the staff who clearly are very passionate not only about the artists they represent but also about connecting with prospective buyers in a unique, intimate and informative way. We lingered for hours and even settled on a mutual love of Rich Bowman, a painter of dreamlike compositions of land and skyscape abstraction heavily laden with emotion, and for both of us, unique aspects of memory. The day we arrived to select our paintings, John, Jordan, Kenny and other gallery staff arranged to hang / display all of the Bowman works in what felt very much like a private showing for us. I was proud to bring my son in as well, to share in this experience having just collected him from Albuquerque. In this world, the depth of the relationships between the gallery and artists is evident and enhances the experience as a visitor / buyer / collector. Deserving its international reputation, Canyon Road really exceeded our expectations, with some outstanding art, but as I said in the beginning, Meyer stands out in a crowded field of excellence. A must-visit!

As an artist my favorite part of visiting Santa Fe is going to Canyon Street to visit the galleries. My husband and I both love the Meyer Gallery and have gone there on every trip to Santa Fe. They represent many fantastic artists and Jonathan is an amazing host...very engaging and informative.

The gallery indoors had some awesome art, but what I loved the most was the sculpture garden with the most joyous bronze sculptures of kids in the most natural poses.

If you enjoy realistic sculptures in the STYLE of Seward Johnson, this is a must stop on Canyon Road. The sculptures are displayed both individually and in harmonized groups. Very pleasant helpful staff that will answer questions with absolutely no pressure.

I'd like to rate this likely fine gallery higher, but found the downstairs locked at 4:05 PM an hour before posted closing time. Curiously the upstairs entrance was open and I briefly looked at the art in the stairwell. There was a series of small scale paintings hanging on the wall and a quality larger painting in a magical realism style at the bend of the stairs of a young woman flying in what looked like a chiffon nightdress.