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Listings Cathedral Park Santa Fe Art Market space The City of Santa Fe Arts and Culture Department is accepting applications from nonprofit arts organizations to host juried arts and crafts shows in Cathedral Park in the 2027 season. Individual artists are ineligible to apply. Applications are due Friday, October 16, 2026. Policy For Exhibitors: Per City Resolution 2004-21, a total of six shows are permitted for the year, and each must be juried and limited to 30 vendor booths. Shows are permitted on weekends (including Memorial Day Monday) between 10AM and 5PM. No music or amplification is allowed, but programming can include artist talks, demonstrations and artist workshops. Eligibility requirements: organizers must be based in Santa Fe city or county; exhibitors must be juried; organizers must have experience organizing outdoor shows on Cityproperty. For those without prior experience, alternative ways to demonstrate event capability include: 1. Partnering with or getting a letter of endorsement from an organization that has successfully organized similar arts and crafts shows on City property. 2. Detailed Planning Proposal: Submitting a comprehensive and well-thought-out event plan that outlines how you will meet the requirements and handle logistics (booth management, artist curation, etc). 3. Experience in Similar Events: Highlighting experience in organizing other public events (e.g., indoor exhibitions, festivals, community fairs) that involve similar operational structures. 4. Hiring an Experienced Event Coordinator: Bringing on a team member or consultant who has previous experience with such events. 5. Strong Jury Process: Developing a rigorous, unbiased jury process for selectingparticipants, even if it's your first time organizing such a show. Cathedral Park Event Costs: 1. $75 parks daily fee 2. $25 permit fee 3. $50 per hour administrative overtime fee 4. $150 clean up fee 5. $60 per day park supervisor fee 6. $15 vendor fee 7. $1M in liability insurance 8. Direct payment to a supplier by the organization for portal toilets Applications must be submitted by October 15, 2026. A selection committee will evaluate all applications based on the written criteria below. A final selection will be announced by November 10, 2026. Online submissions are preferred, but if desired, a printed copy of the application can be sent to or dropped off at the Community Gallery of the City of Santa Fe Arts and Culture Department, 201 W. Marcy St, Santa Fe, NM 87501. Scoring criteria: * Quality of work shown * Transparency and equity in jury and selection process * Budget transparency and thoroughness * Organizational expertise in holding arts markets https://form.jotform.com/santafeartsculture/cathedral-park2027 Deadline Oct 15 ​ ​ ​Call for Muralists, Street Artists, Fabricators, and Mural Production Specialists- City of Santa Fe Arts & Culture Department The City of Santa Fe Arts & Culture Department seeks a diverse range of muralists and street artists, as well as large-scale mural or sign fabricators interested in working with artists, to join the Art in Public Places (AIPP) Public Artist Roster. We encourage artists working in murals, street art, graphic art, printmaking, illustration, narrative art, wheat-paste, photography, typography, pattern, collage, and other forms of large-scale visual storytelling to apply for inclusion in a roster of artists and creative fabricators for upcoming mural and large-scale public art opportunities throughout Santa Fe. - Applications are due at midnight on October 25, 2026 https://opportunities.wearecreativewest.org/opportunity/18234/CAFE ​​​​​ ​ ​ ​"A.I. 2037: Our Collective Future" A Social Justice Guest Curator Show by Nalmerthan Pablo at ART123 Gallery, Gallup NM Local artist Nalmerthan Pablo has been selected as ART123 Gallery's Social Justice Guest Curator for January 2027. Nalmerthan, an artist, medical professional, student, and father, is inviting artists to participate in imagining future of and with Artificial Intelligence, and what its impact might be on the Gallup area--people, places, processes--in particular. Artists, apply to participate in an group show visualizing what life will be like in our area in January 2037. Only traditional/analog media accepted. TO ENTER: Send an email to [email protected] or letter to ART123 Gallery at 123 W. Coal Ave., Gallup, NM 87301. Include: • Artist Name Contact Information (email, phone) Website and/or Social Media (if applicable) Short Biography / Artist Statement 3-5 images of artwork samples Image and description (including dimension) of artwork submission OR description of proposed artwork if not yet created. • Short statement about why you want to participate in this show. Deadline: Oct 30 ​ ​ Santa Fe Literary Review at SFCC The Santa Fe Literary Review (SFLR) is published annually by the Santa Fe Community College. An in-print literary journal, SFLR features work by local, national, and international writers and artists. Our 2027 theme is “Connection: Networks, Relationships, and Alienation.” Our submissions period opens July 15 and closes November 1. https://santafecommunitycollege.submittable.com/submit ​ ​ ​ NM Arts: Prospectus #292 Native American and Indigenous Artists Purchase Initiative New Mexico Arts’ Art in Public Places program announces the 2026 Native American and Indigenous Artists Purchase Initiative. New Mexico Arts’ Art in Public Places program announces the 2026 US Native and Indigenous Artists Purchase Initiative. The goal of this initiative is to diversify the state's public art collection by purchasing artwork from artists in all stages of their careers. The project is open to all artists residing in the United States as well as galleries in this region. Although this initiative is open to all artists, special consideration shall be given to artists who identify as members of a Native American tribe or community. Galleries may submit qualifications on behalf of any art