Helen Thatcher White Galleries

The Legacies of Courage Award honors Pueblo Latino Veterans  who have demonstrated exceptional courage and service to our country, demonstrated leadership in our community, service to church, family and other veterans at the Jackson Conference Center.

Hosted by the Sangre de Cristo Arts & Conference Center, the annual exhibition invites both emerging and established artists to showcase and sell their work at affordable prices, making original art accessible to the community.

Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month through art, culture, and community at our Hispanic Heritage Month Art Sale Market!

Gene Kloss permanent exhibit in the 2nd Floor Foyer with rotations of her pieces.

This exhibit features multiple artists including Gray Barlett, JoAnne Battiste, John Hampton, Harold Bryant and many more. The mediums include bronze statuary and oil and acrylic paintings.

Saddle Up: A Celebration of Southwestern Art exhibit features five well-known artists with a life-long passion in the southwestern landscape, culture, and colors.

Nature's Edge exhibit will feature artists Bradley Bowman and Lance Rivera in the Regional Gallery at the Helen Thatcher White Galleries

This collection of black-and-white photographs captures the spirit of rural folk and the rhythms of life in out-of-the-way Mexico. 

Known for his larger-than-life bugs, blades of grass, and vibrant abstract sculptures with high level of craftsmanship, he continues to create pieces for all viewers to enjoy no matter what level of art appreciation they have. 

His media has progressed from colored pencil drawings to pen and ink, silkscreen printmaking, watercolor on paper, and acrylic on canvas. In a style unique to him, Radeaux currently paints life-sized images of the fauna around him on large canvases. 

Hosted by the Sangre de Cristo Arts & Conference Center, the annual exhibition invites both emerging and established artists to showcase and sell their work at affordable prices, making original art accessible to the community.

An isolated, austere childhood produced an imaginative respect for the most common objects of his early, day-to-day life. Sticks became rifles, bottle-caps boats or soldiers, card-board boxes castles.