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This article details the rich artistic traditions and cultural diversity found in Santa Fe, New Mexico. The region is home to various indigenous peoples, Spanish and Mexican settlers, and migrants from the East, which have influenced the art scene in Santa Fe. The article highlights numerous galleries, museums, and art events in the state, as well as the natural beauty that inspires artistic expression. It also mentions specific galleries and artists, such as Acosta Strong Fine Art, Barbara Meikle Fine Art, Blue Rain Gallery, Dominique Boisjoli Fine Art, Carrie Wild, Jason Williams, King Galleries, Legacy Gallery, Manitou Galleries, Meyer Gallery, Nedra Matteucci Galleries, Parsons Gallery of the West, Santa Fe Art Auction, Santa Fe Indian Market, and FourElements BeadWorks. The document also mentions art-related attractions and events in Santa Fe, such as the downtown area, Railyard Arts District, Baca Street Arts District, and the Couse-Sharp Historic Site in Taos. It also highlights the work of artist Jan Marie DeLipsey and the late sculptor Glenna Goodacre. [Extracted from the article]

The Acequia Madre House in Santa Fe, New Mexico, now home to the Women's International Study Center, was the residence of three remarkable women: Eva Scott Muse Fényes, Leonora Scott Muse Curtin, and Leonora Frances Curtin Paloheimo. The house contains collections and archives that document nearly 150 years of Santa Fe history, including records of their work in cultural conservation and their friendships with artists and writers. Eva Fényes began a portfolio of artists' self-portraits in 1870, which features drawings and clippings about the subjects. The portfolio includes works by notable artists such as James D. Smillie, Fred Kabotie, Olive Rush, Sheldon Parsons, Gerald Cassidy, Victor Higgins, Kenneth Chapman, and Paul Horgan. The article also mentions other wise women in northern New Mexico during the early 20th century, such as Mabel Dodge Lujan, Amelia and Martha White, and the School for Advanced Research. [Extracted from the article]