The landscapes of New Mexico have long drawn the attention of artists for its slow pace and beautiful landscapes. These features have produced a culture that is perfect for producing pottery, landscapes, and art from several different mediums. Perhaps the only thing better than the art itself, are the several galleries that have dedicated themselves to displaying these beautiful pieces. New Mexico's fair weather creates a perfect atmosphere where gallery goers can stroll from door to door, appreciating our local artisans work.
Farmington is home to many talented artisans. From contemporary to traditional, our art galleries embody the artisan spirit that thrives in this region rich with culture, history and magnificent landscapes. Take an afternoon to explore our galleries and shop in Historic Downtown Farmington.
Art in the Heart Sculptures
Historic Downtown, Main Street, Farmington, NM
You can't help but fall in love with the Farmington art scene when you stroll along Main Street in Historic Downtown. To complement the art galleries, murals and shops the City of Farmington hosts a rotating exhibition of sculptures that reside along the Main Street corridor.
HEart Gallery
307 W Main Street Farmington, NM
(505) 801-5889
HEart Gallery showcases the art of Karen Ellsbury, the photography of Patrick Hazen, and sterling silver jewelry from the Ellsbury Silversmiths. Located in historic downtown, it is a must-visit!
Kosea Kaptures
305 W Main Street Farmington, NM
505-320-1235
dkoseakaptures@gmail.com
Fine art photographer showcasing the stunning landscapes of the Four Corners region. Derrick Kosea's photography is available for purchase online and at the Heart Gallery 2.
San Juan College Henderson Fine Art Gallery and Humanities Art Gallery
4601 College Blvd. Farmington, NM
505-566-3464
The Spirit of New Mexico is reflected in the collection of paintings, sculptures, ceramics, and other art forms that comprise the San Juan College collection.
Toadlena Trading Post & Weaving Museum
Newcomb, NM 87455
505-789-3267
Step back in time, and experience the finest selection of Navajo Rugs at Toadlena Trading Post. This Trading Post also features the Toadlena Weaving Museum, home to one of the most exquisite weaving displays.
Farmington is the gateway to the Four Corners. If you're seeking a home base while you explore the Aztec Ruins, Chaco Canyon or indulge in our art culture. Farmington is centrally located with quality hotels, over one-hundred restaurants and many amenities you'll find in any large city including live performances, great places to shop and a variety of recreational activities.
