Community Calendar

A Santa Fe Original Returns with Urgency and Fire. A departure from the artist's large-scale pastoral abstractions, in these smaller paintings on canvas and paper Horton-Trippe has turned outward, toward the political, creating a series of sardonic and critical images that serve as a warning about climate collapse and social disaster unless the world commits to evolve and revolt. In celebration of the workers of the world, EVOLUTION/REVOLUTION will open to the public on May Day/International Workers of the World Day/Beltane. Opening night will feature a collaboration between Horton-Trippe and poet Catherine Meng and translator/poet Sonja Kravanja who will recite work as an act of “spontaneous revolt.”

Come to celebrate this newest body of work and meet the artist, Kate Rivers on May 15, 2026 from 5-7pm at Kay Contemporary Art, 600 Canyon Road, Santa Fe, NM 87501. Her work is about the things you don’t want to let go of. She integrates ephemera from events, clothing tags and book spines. Happening during the Santa Fe International Literary Festival!

Santa Fe, New Mexico—The International Folk Art Market (IFAM) announces its 22nd Market with an opening night party on July 9, running though July 12, 2026, in the Railyard Park. The City of Santa Fe welcomes 148 artists from 53 countries for an expansive celebration of folk artists from around the globe, acting as cultural ambassadors whose creations provide common ground in an increasingly polarized world.

To experience IFAM is to be immersed in the colors, textures, and symbols of a wide diversity of cultures, from makers of traditional crafts to eclectic visionaries. Coming from communities spanning rural villages, big cities, ancient sites, and remote corners of the planet, master artists bring beauty, ingenuity, and shared humanity to Santa Fe, connecting people and transcending divisions.

For detailed information and a schedule of events, visit folkartmarket.org

Santa Fe, New Mexico—The International Folk Art Market (IFAM) announces its 22nd Market with an opening night party on July 9, running though July 12, 2026, in the Railyard Park. The City of Santa Fe welcomes 148 artists from 53 countries for an expansive celebration of folk artists from around the globe, acting as cultural ambassadors whose creations provide common ground in an increasingly polarized world.

To experience IFAM is to be immersed in the colors, textures, and symbols of a wide diversity of cultures, from makers of traditional crafts to eclectic visionaries. Coming from communities spanning rural villages, big cities, ancient sites, and remote corners of the planet, master artists bring beauty, ingenuity, and shared humanity to Santa Fe, connecting people and transcending divisions.

For detailed information and a schedule of events, visit folkartmarket.org

Santa Fe, New Mexico—The International Folk Art Market (IFAM) announces its 22nd Market with an opening night party on July 9, running though July 12, 2026, in the Railyard Park. The City of Santa Fe welcomes 148 artists from 53 countries for an expansive celebration of folk artists from around the globe, acting as cultural ambassadors whose creations provide common ground in an increasingly polarized world.

To experience IFAM is to be immersed in the colors, textures, and symbols of a wide diversity of cultures, from makers of traditional crafts to eclectic visionaries. Coming from communities spanning rural villages, big cities, ancient sites, and remote corners of the planet, master artists bring beauty, ingenuity, and shared humanity to Santa Fe, connecting people and transcending divisions.

For detailed information and a schedule of events, visit folkartmarket.org