The Collector's Guide Volume 26 - Spring/Summer

You'll Love This Art Collecting Guide If:

• You want to explore new & exciting areas of New Mexico
• You want to plan a complete trip to the Southwest, including dining & lodging
• You’re looking to expand or start your own art collection

The 26th volume of The Collector’s Guide features more than 250 pages of tips for making your next art collecting trip to New Mexico the best yet! This updated guide includes listing & contact information for some of the top art galleries & artist studios in the Santa Fe, Albuquerque and Taos areas of New Mexico. If you love to collect art, specifically Southwestern art, you’re sure to find something you’ll love in The Collector’s Guide.

In this Spring/Fall edition of The Collector’s Guide you’ll also get a easy-to-use art term glossary & features museum and artist profiles. The Collector's Guide is the most trusted guide for art collectors of all levels. Time your next trip to New Mexico perfectly with our calendar of upcoming events. Read the featured article on the farmers' markets of New Mexico then go make great memories of your own! You might just bring your new favorite art piece home with you!

In The Collector’s Guide Volume 26 You’ll Get:

• Information on the Downtown, Railyard and Canyon Road areas of Santa Fe
• Art collecting information for Southern New Mexico
• Maps to all the featured areas

Check out Some of the Top Art Terms Featured in our Glossary:

Raku: Pottery is fired normally but removed when it is red hot and the glaze is molten. It is then usually placed in a bed of combustible materials and covered, creating intense reduction resulting in irregular surfaces and colors.
Cibachrome: A process by which a photographic print is made directly from a color transparency. Noted for rich color, brilliant clarity and unprecedented archival quality for prints. Also called Ilfochrome.
Retablo: (Traditional) A painting with a religious theme on a flat surface – usually a pine board or tin. If made of pine, the board is hand-adzed, smoothed in front, covered with gesso and painted.