History of Touching Stone Gallery 

Since the year 2000, Touching Stone Gallery hosted 100 exhibitions of Japanese art in a beautiful 260-year-old adobe house on historic Old Santa Fe Trail. A short walk from the Santa Fe Plaza and Canyon Road, the gallery offered a serene retreat from the bustling world.  Sculptural white adobe walls and natural brick floors provided a spare and tranquil environment to enjoy quiet Japanese art. Regular exhibitions showcased extraordinary works by established masters and emerging artists from different pottery centers in Japan. Touching Stone Gallery was also the only gallery in Santa Fe committed to promote sumi-e as an expressive medium.

In 2014, we closed the gallery to focus on our own art and writing about the landscape that brought us to New Mexico in the first place. We hope you'll enjoy our work in the new website touchingstone.net. We have archived the earlier shows online as a resource for collectors and artists.