Bob Shaffer

Bill Georgenes, Armand SAiiA, Gary Dryzmala and Jack Dow know art. Their careers have spanned decades and continents and they have achieved what few artists do--national and international recognition for their unique abilities to consistently create works that are fresh, alive, and technically superb. Together, the works form a cohesive and exciting exhibition that speaks to the wonders of creative process.

From intricate, exceptionally detailed paintings, to profoundly organic and exciting sculptures, to drawings that are so beautiful they almost shouldn't be real, this show is not to be missed.

Remember Anna Maria Cardinalli?

Frequently featured as a Hispanic teenage role model years ago, her unusual academic achievements and musical success made national headlines.  Since then, she has continued with a remarkable career as a classical and flamenco guitarist and opera singer, completed here Ph.D. at notre Dame, and has spent years touring on the university concert and lecture circuit.

It started as a simple thing. Buy a foreclosure, park some capital, hope it's a safe investment, and learn how to manage a shopping center. No big deal, right? That's what the new owners of La Tienda thought when they first envisioned purchasing the center formerly known as The Village at Eldorado.

This morning at 11:30, Santa Fe was honored by a visit by members of the Spanish Royal Family.   Royal Highnesses, Prince Felipe de Borbon y Garcia and Princess Letizia Ortiz Rocasolano attended, and placed official gifts into the 400th Anniversary time capsule in the Santa Fe Plaza.

Robin and Connie Doughman use their creativity, education, experience, and skills in their daily lives. They collaboratively produce art and artistically styled furniture and cabinetry that's comfortable, durable, and designed to last for generations. Their studio is located in Lamy, New Mexico in the rural countryside of Santa Fe County.