Blue Rain Gallery

06/15/2026

Coming to Blue Rain Gallery August 2026

“The Good, the Bad and the Raven,” A New Series of Glass Sculpture by Preston Singletary with Stories Imagined by Preston Singletary and Garth Stein

“Bestselling author Garth Stein and internationally acclaimed glass artist Preston Singletary continue their collaboration with a bold new cycle of stories and sculptures that reimagine Raven mythology for the modern age. Blending Indigenous storytelling traditions with speculative fiction, satire, and contemporary anxieties, the exhibition follows Raven through a world of artificial intelligence, social media obsession, fractured truth, environmental collapse, and spiritual disconnection. Along the way, Raven encounters living statues, ghostly ancestors, kushtaka internet tricksters, and Eagle himself—part guide, part foil, part cosmic life coach.

Funny, unsettling, irreverent, and unexpectedly moving,The Good, the Bad and the Raven asks what happens when people surrender their stories, their traditions, and even their voices to the endless noise of the modern world. Pairing Singletary’s luminous glass works with Stein’s lyrical and sharply observant prose, the exhibition becomes both a warning and a celebration: a reminder that stories are living things, meant to evolve, provoke, and reconnect us to one another. And somewhere above it all, Raven is still circling—laughing, scheming, and trying to save humanity from itself.”

-Garth Stein

August 14 – 27, 2026 — Santa Fe
Artist Reception: Friday, August 14th from 5 - 7pm
544 South Guadalupe Street, Santa Fe, NM
505.954.9902 | blueraingallery.com

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06/11/2026

Enter our dreamland 🫖 New Paintings by Rimi Yang and Glass Sculptures by Shelley Muzylowski Allen, June 12 – 25, 2026

Soft opening: Friday, June 12th from 4 - 6pm

544 South Guadalupe Street
Santa Fe, New Mexico 87501
(505) 954-9902

06/11/2026

Rooted in mythology, folklore, and cultural tradition, Shelley Muzylowski Allen’s sculptures invite us into a world where animals become symbols of wonder and meaning.

Drawing on her background in painting and decades of experience in studio glass, Allen creates evocative sculptures that embody both strength and grace. Horses, elephants, gazelles, and other creatures emerge as timeless symbols, carrying stories across generations and recalling folklore, spiritual traditions, and humanity’s enduring connection to the natural world.

Adorned with painted surfaces, patinas, and mixed-media elements, her sculptures blur the line between fine art and artifact, inviting emotional connection while honoring the mystery and majesty of animal life.

✨ New works by Shelley Muzylowski Allen are now available at Blue Rain Gallery.

SHELLEY MUZYLOWSKI ALLEN
Guadalupe Street Feature
June 12 – 25, 2026 — Santa Fe
Soft opening: Friday, June 12th from 4 - 6pm

✨Join us for Shelley’s Artist Lecture, “The Color of Everything”, presented in partnership with Glass Alliance-New Mexico

June 13, 2026 — Santa Fe
10:30 am
RSVP Now, Seating Limited (blueraingallery.com/Events)

06/10/2026

A blast from the past! Check out our American Art Award from 2018 🎉

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06/10/2026

Check out Dennis Ziemienski featured in Art of the West Magazine, July/August Issue. Don't miss Dennis's upcoming show at Blue Rain Gallery, opening the last Friday of July.

DENNIS ZIEMIENSKI
100 Years of Route 66
July 31 – August 10, 2026 — Santa Fe
Opening Reception and Book Signing: Friday, July 31st from 5 - 7pm

Celebrate 100 Years of Route 66, a solo exhibition by Dennis Ziemienski honoring the centennial of America’s most iconic highway. Through nostalgic scenes of vintage automobiles, neon signs, roadside attractions, and Southwestern landscapes, Ziemienski captures the spirit of the open road and the enduring allure of the American West. The exhibition will also feature a special book signing for The Art of Dennis Ziemienski, a limited-edition volume highlighting the artist’s remarkable 50-year career.

Dennis is overjoyed to share this month's Art of the West cover for their July/August issue and the painting on the cover will be one featured in his upcoming show "100 Years of Route 66" Blue Rain Gallery opening on July 31 to August 10.

This piece titled Midway focuses on the drama of the Texas panhandle, halfway between Chicago and Santa Monica.

Midway, 60 x 48 inches, oil on canvas

06/09/2026

Korean-American artist Rimi Yang creates richly layered paintings that navigate the complexities of identity, history, and human connection. Born and raised in Osaka, Japan, and now based in California, Yang draws from both Eastern and Western artistic traditions, blending figurative imagery with abstraction in compositions that feel simultaneously familiar and enigmatic. Her meditative process allows creativity to take precedence over narrative, resulting in paintings that celebrate intuition, vulnerability, and the search for meaning. Through carefully constructed brushwork, Yang dissolves boundaries between past and present, structure and spontaneity, offering viewers a contemplative journey through universal themes of love, protection, innocence, and belonging.

View new paintings by Rimi Yang on exhibition at Blue Rain Gallery June 12 – 25, 2026

Soft Opening Reception
Friday, June 12, 2026 | 4–6 PM

Blue Rain Gallery
544 South Guadalupe Street, Santa Fe, NM
505.954.9902 | blueraingallery.com

06/09/2026

Last look at new landscape paintings and wildlife sculptures by Matthew Sievers and Bryce Pettit 🎨📸 Experience the show virtually here: https://blueraingallery.com/blog/matthew-sievers-bryce-pettit-new-landscape-paintings-and-wildlife-sculptures

This compelling exhibition brings together two artists whose work reflects a profound connection to the natural world. Through vibrant landscape paintings and masterfully crafted bronze sculptures, Sievers and Pettit offer distinct yet complementary perspectives on beauty, movement, and place.

Which piece speaks to you the most?