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DBS Fine Art is a contemporary and welcoming fine art gallery located on Canyon Road in Santa Fe. We represent local fine artists in painting, mixed media, work on paper, ceramics, sculpture and jewelry. Our collection reflects diverse artist perspectives, and we work well together in a splendid space.
Located in an old stables, DBS Fine Art is part of the creative fabric spun by many artists in this space. Once home to a glass blowing studio, folk museum and many artist workspaces, we are honored to join their legacy and add our own contemporary touch.
Our Artists
Ceramics
Keith Bailey
From the very beginning of my journey with ceramics I have wanted my work to look “un-modern” in a contemporary kind of way. Working with clay, and especially Raku, is about chaos and control, fire and earth, and fragility and resilience. The Raku firing process is dynamic and organic with the kiln and fire determining the final look of a vessel and creating crackle and iridescent hues that seem to embody impermanence. As I delve deeper into the alchemy of Raku my art evolves and with each piece I invite you to enjoy the beauty that arises from the embrace of imperfection.
keithbaileypottery.com
Sculpture and Drawings
Larry Fulton
My work is inspired by the forms and shapes around me: the grandeur of the ancient towers carved by nature, the ruins made of washed away adobe and the manmade exposed radium digs are all informed by what we take from the earth and what we put back in. This is all a part of what I call “the Spirit of Place”.
larryfultonartwork.com
Painting
Marilyn McEvoy
Applying paint to canvas, I like to go with the flow and mood of the day as this process promotes spontaneity and, I think, results in a more lively result. I don’t like clutter in my life and my minimalistic compositions reflect that desire to keep things simple.
abstractartbymarilyn.com
Ink on Paper/Mixed Media
Debra Self
I work with traditional Chinese materials - ink, Chinese brush and bamboo pen, xuen paper - to create calligrapy that is then abstracted. My work follows traditional Asian principles incorporating Western aesthetic.
dragoncatstudio.com
Jewelry
Barbara Weber Yoffee
One could say that jewelry is small sculpture, but I think of metal as my canvas and gemstones as my palette. Archeological treasures of ancient civilizations have been a primary inspiration for my work. As far back as we know, human beings have adorned themselves with jewelry. It is quite surprising how contemporary these ancient designs actually are. Beauty is timeless!
The vibrant colors and landscapes of my beloved New Mexico and countries where I have traveled extensively - Europe, Asia, South Asia and Latin America - all of which captured my imagination.
bhwydesigns.com
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