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A contemporary jewelry and art gallery in Santa Fe, NM promoting artists who marry exquisite craft with experimentation.

10/12/2026

Please join us this Saturday
October 17th 11 AM- 3PM for
Canyon Road’s Annual “Paint & Sculpt Out”
with very special guests
Brian Barreto and Jake Trujillo doing live demos in our courtyard.
During this Saturday event Canyon Road comes alive with artists doing live creations all along the historic road. We look forward to seeing you then!

10/07/2026

Jake Trujillo “Two Mile Reservoir, Winter II 2026” Trujillo’s solo show “Refrain” is on view now in the gallery for October + November. This show features Santa Fe’s breathtaking views in spring, summer, autumn and winter.

10/05/2026

“Personnage X”
by Brian Barreto
Barreto’s current series explore transformational bodyscapes, migration, reliquary, longform engagements, and cultural fragmentation often re-contextualizing historical canon into a contemporary discourse.
Seen Here
BRIAN BARRETO
PERSONNAGE X,
Portoro marble Steel
2023
Please Visit our site to learn more
Brian Barreto

10/01/2026

Jake Trujillo: Refrain opens tomorrow
October 2nd 5-7 PM here at our Canyon Road Gallery.
This series of new paintings features Trujillo’s largest paintings made to date, inviting the viewer to feel the Southwest’s landscapes surrounding presence in interior spaces.
Seen Here Jake Trujillo, standing in front of “Old Taos Highway, Spring”
78” x 84”
Jake Trujillo

09/27/2026

Refrain: New Works by Jake Trujillo
opens this Friday.
Please join us October 2nd, 5-7 PM for the opening celebration at SUN & DUST.
This new body of work is composed entirely of Santa Fe’s breathtaking vistas in Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter. Jake Trujillo is a painter and musician based in his hometown of Santa Fe, NM. His primary medium is oil paint, and he is best known for his landscape paintings of the American Southwest which feature innovative and dynamic color and layout choices, blending traditional landscape oil painting approaches with modern design and psychedelia.
Seen Here
Jake Trujillo
“Two Mile Reservoir, Winter”
48”x 72”
Oil On Canvas

09/24/2026

Enigma: The Works of
George “Skipper” Captain are on view at RELAY Santa Fe
For a few more days.
September 24th-September 26th 12-6 PM
Spykman writes of Captain…
“His innate sensitivity was immediately apparent to me—sensitivity to color, to balance, to form, and to the overall feeling each artwork conveyed. As I’ve sorted through and sat with these artworks, I’ve been struck by the strong juxtaposition of saturated color and intense, intentional blankness surrounding it. His use of a full range of tonality speaks to the nature of a dedicated observer.” -Emily Spykman (Curator) Emily Spykman

Seen Here Slide 2
George “Skipper” Captain
Untitled 50
Pastel on paper
22” x 30”

Seen Here Slide 3
George “Skipper” Captain
Untitled 44 2019
Pastel on paper
22” x 30”

09/19/2026

Please join us today from 3-5 pm RELAY Santa Fe for an afternoon
Curator’s Talk with Tea + Cookies.

ENIGMA: Curator’s Talk with Emily Spykman Emily Spykman And Special Guest Michael Donlan
Learn about the works of
George “Skipper” Captain

Moderated by Moss of curatesantafe
RELAY
2873 All Trades Road Studio B
Santa Fe New Mexico 87507

Working almost entirely outside public view, Captain (b. 1945, Manhattan, NY; d. 2025, Santa Fe, NM), known to all as “Skipper,” built a practice in unbound dry pigment on paper, alongside charcoal drawing, oil painting, and material work incorporating ground soil, dried grass, and salvaged metal. He had no formal training. He named Josef Albers and Willem de Kooning among the painters he studied. His education came from books and from exhibition catalogues carried back from New York in the 1970s. ENIGMA presents more than 150 works across two locations, SUN & DUST and RELAY, the majority of which have never been shown.

09/18/2026

We are pleased to announce Jake Trujillo’s solo exhibition Refrain, opening
October 2nd at our gallery on Canyon Road.
This show features Jake’s largest paintings made to date, inviting the viewer to feel the Southwest landscape’s surrounding presence in interior spaces.
Santa Fe oil painter Jake Trujillo’s solo exhibition Refrain is concerned with observation of repetition. Trujillo’s new body of work is entirely composed of familiar Santa Fe vistas whose emphasis is on the passage of time and seasonality—airy Winter scenes sit alongside distant Summer thunderheads and Autumnal foreground passages in brown and orange. To pause and observe keenly the changes in the land is an exercise in communion and restraint, and in this sense “refrain” refers not only to the musicality of repetition and theme, but to taking a moment of stasis to see distinctions within the presupposed.
Refrain will be on view from
October 2nd to 30th, 2026 at
SUN & DUST
Please join us for the opening reception October 2nd 5-7 pm
223 1/2 Canyon Road
Santa Fe, New Mexico
Seen Here
Jake Trujillo
“Jemez Mountains, Late Summer”
36”x 58”

09/14/2026

CURATORS TALK with Emily Spykman
and special guest Michael Donlan
Sharing stories of Enigma: the work of George “Skipper” Captain
Moderated by Moss of curatesantafe
At Relay Saturday 9.19 3-5pm
2873 All Trades Rd Unit B

Shown here:

“Untitled (Blue Vegetation)”
7/9/1986
Oil on canvas
54”x54”

“Duo” 2020
Pastel on paper
30”x22”

“Big Blue Combo” 2020
Pastel on paper
30”x22”

09/09/2026

Join us for tomorrow at RELAY 9.10 5-8 PM for the opening of ENIGMA: The Works Of
George “Skipper” Captain.

Notes from the Curator
“As a curator who values craft and technical ability, this collection exhibits great skill in ex*****on, and innovation in technique as well as materials. Skipper was not formally schooled in art, but he dedicated his life to learning and practicing it. His legacy and lesson to all is one of quiet resilience and unswerving dedication to self-betterment and the craft of art… with a dose of humor thrown in for good measure.” -Emily Spykman

Seen Here:
UNTITLED (BLUE VEGETATION OIL PAINTING),
1986
Oil paint on canvas
54 x 54 in

Address

223A Canyon Road
Santa Fe, NM
87501

Opening Hours

Monday	11am - 5pm
Tuesday	10am - 5pm
Wednesday	10am - 5pm
Thursday	10am - 5pm
Friday	10am - 5pm
Saturday	10am - 5pm
Sunday	11am - 5pm

Telephone

+15053163923

Website

http://www.sunanddust.gallery/

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