May 2026

State of the Art: New Mexico

The Land of Enchantment is the star of the summer as we explore the history, culture, tradition and art found in New Mexico. Our 17th annual feature is dedicated to this diverse art hub, including the art mecca of Santa Fe with more than 250 art galleries and a museum for every 4,000 residents. This destination affords collectors the opportunity to find traditional Spanish Colonial and Native American art displayed alongside the best contemporary and Western art. Our State of the Art: New Mexico will spotlight art communities in cities like Albuquerque, Algodones, Arroyo Seco, Red Rock, Ruidoso, Santa Fe, Taos, Roswell and more.
Artwork by William Haskell 

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Collector’s Focus: Art of the Horse

Throw your spurs on, grab your hat and saddle up for Western Art Collector’s 17th annual Art of the Horse, which returns to the May issue. One of the most endearing and beloved subjects in the art world is the horse, which has played a particularly strong role in the genre of Western art. For centuries horses have captivated onlookers with their gait, strength and grace. This exclusive feature will present new works by artists who specialize in painting and sculpting the horse. Don’t miss this chance to showcase your equine-themed artwork!
Artwork by Duke Beardsley / Altamira Fine Art

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Additional Distribution

• Phippen Museum’s Western Art Show & Sale Feature, Prescott, AZ (Media Sponsor)
• Canyon Road Spring Art Festival, Santa Fe, NM (Media Sponsor)
• Native Elements, Santa Fe, NM (Media Sponsor)
• Santa Fe Art Auction, Santa Fe, NM
• Summer Show, Settlers West Galleries, Tucson, AZ