SITE Santa Fe
Railyard District · Santa Fe, New Mexico
SITE Santa Fe is an internationally acclaimed independent contemporary art space in the Railyard District, presenting ambitious large-scale exhibitions by globally significant artists alongside a celebrated biennial that has become one of the most important survey exhibitions of international contemporary art in the United States. Since its founding in 1995, SITE has mounted major exhibitions by artists including Do Ho Suh, Kiki Smith, and Alfredo Jaar, consistently positioning Santa Fe as a city where serious international contemporary art happens. SITE's industrial Railyard building provides the scale needed for ambitious installation work, and its commitment to commissioning new work ensures that exhibitions are genuinely produced in and for Santa Fe rather than simply imported.
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