Yahoo

Arts and crafts in Albuquerque, NM

See all New Mexico cities
Results filtered byAll
Expressions Gallery

Expressions Community Center is more than an art space — it’s a place to reconnect, recharge, and create together. We host yoga, sound baths, breathwork, and healing classes to uplift the body and soul, plus free art nights, workshops, and movie gatherings for all ages. Rooted in community and creativity, we’re here to inspire expression, connection, and joy for everyone who walks through our doors.

Harwood Art Center

A surprising array of quality artwork greets you in one of four galleries that occupy space in this historic downtown building of Harwood Art Center. But the galleries are only part of this center. In other rooms, workshops for artists are held on subjects like marketing their work and career strategies. There is a small cafeteria inside and musicians and singers are featured often. This art center is a mecca for up and coming artists, and it brings the community cutting edge, high quality arts programming.

Weyrich Gallery

This world renowned art gallery exhibits and sells exquisite pieces. You will find paintings in watercolor and oils, porcelain, hand woven textiles and beautiful jewelry. The jewelry, made by artists like Janis Kerman and Russell Spiering, is a collection of one-of-a-kind pieces. Porcelain bowls, tea sets and vases created with a Japanese flair would be an asset to any household. There is a Feng Shui Consultant on staff if you would like advice on where to place your investment within your home or office. This gallery regularly participates in ArtsCrawl.

Yucca Art Gallery

Housed in the first public school building in Albuquerque (1881) this co-op gallery in Old Town is an outlet for some exceptional local talent. Joy Easton creates watercolors of almost touchable terrain. Mary Madsen uses oil and watercolor to take Southwestern scenery a step beyond the usual. It is well worth a visit to Yucca Art Gallery, just to view the colorful stoneware of Pat Stolgren or the oil miniatures of New Mexico's ancient churches by George Hight.

Kachina Dolls, Pottery, Sand Paintings & More

Closed now

(505) 363-3491
View business
Mobilize your Website
View Site in Mobile | Classic
Share by: