Shidoni Gallery

03/31/2023

Shidoni's location is now CLOSED for good! However, we'll remain active online - so check out shidoni.com, where you can browse our remaining pieces and sign up for occasional email updates.
❤️ Thank you for an incredible 52 years, Tesuque ❤️

11/01/2022

To our dear friends and visitors -
We have some important news to share. At the end of March 2023, Shidoni's doors will be closing. The last day to visit the gallery will be December 31st, 2022. It has been a fantastic 52 years. We're sad to deliver this news, but it is the right time for Shidoni to retire.
This November and December, we're hosting a sale the likes of which Shidoni has never seen! January through March we'll be focusing on packing up and moving out, but you'll still be welcome to visit the sculpture garden.
For more info, please visit https://shidoni.com

Shidoni Gallery, since 1971, a world class Fine Art, Sculpture Gallery and 5 Acre Sculpture Garden.

07/15/2022

New in the gallery: This vibrant, mysterious print by David Barbero. Titled "Afternoon", what do you see?

06/17/2022

A wide variety of exciting new pieces from Steven Derks...

05/19/2022

David Maple is an artist of many mediums. These are two of his paintings, both of which happen to be huge - 4ft x 4ft. Absence of Black, and Beetle Number One. See more of his work on https://www.shidoni.com/david-maple and sign up for email updates on https://www.shidoni.com/ to get a special deal at the end of the month!

05/13/2022

Charles Allmond sure had a thing for birds. Featured here are Slippery Slope, and Pride.

01/05/2022

If you've known us for a while, you might know about the Shidoni Holiday Bronzes. Every winter the foundry would host a competition, and the winner's sculpture would be the holiday bronze of the year. We still have a few left, see more at https://www.shidoni.com/shidoni-holiday-bronzes

11/24/2021

2021 marks our 50th year in Tesuque. Celebrate with us by visiting often and helping us support the arts and the artists that make Shidoni such a magical place.

08/27/2021

To commemorate the 50th anniversary of World War II, Northern Arizona University commissioned sculptor and alumnus R.C. Gorman to design and build the Navajo Code Talkers Monument. Unveiled on Veterans Day, 1995, the monument stands as a dedication to the 400 Navajo marines who used their native language as a code to transmit messages in the Pacific Theater. Despite determined efforts, the Japanese military could not decipher the Navajo Code.
Gorman modeled the 4' bronze monument after this life-size bronze of his father Carl Gorman, a noted Navajo painter and teacher and one of the original Code Talkers. Describing his work, Gorman said, "I chose to model a bust after my father because he has such a strong face. It's intended to be a tribute to Navajos."

04/13/2021

12/23/2020

10/14/2020

John Simms newest installed work at Shidoni Gallery, 'Cloud Form', 10' of powder coated steel.

10/09/2020

Clarke Blair has been in Shidoni Gallery since 2006. When people ask , "Is that a Calder?" I have to chuckle a little. This is the last mobile we'll get from Clarke but just look at what he's doing now!
Made from such wood combinations as Walnut and Cherry, Cherry, Oak, Maple and Walnut, Maple and Walnut, Teak and Maple. And what I admire most is that the craftsmanship is every bit that of the mobiles. He's impeccable.

06/18/2020

We're long overdue to refresh this page with some of the many new works we've brought into the gallery in the last year or so. Starting here with Gatis Cirulis' Flora collection. Watercolor and Pencil

05/10/2019

This Sunday, Mother's Day, Tommy's Birthday, May 12th.

03/28/2019

03/14/2019

Perhaps this is Winter's last fling? Come enjoy the snow and sculpture today. It's a winter wonderland.