It’s time again to sign up for drawing and painting classes at the Karen Wray Gallery!

All classes are held in the gallery space of the Karen Wray Gallery. Register in person or online at www.karenwrayfineart.com Call (505) 660-6382 or visit the gallery for details.

Beginning and Continuing Drawing
Does the thought of drawing something scare you? Feel like you don’t have “the talent?” Well, you CAN LEARN how to draw, “talent” or not. Jared Krupp unlocks the mysteries of value (light and shading) to create the illusion of form, linear perspective to create a sense of space and distance, and line to emphasize movement, speed, and energy.
Start your adventure today! Sign up for Beginning and Continuing Drawing with Jared Krupp, Wednesday mornings from 9:30am-12:30 starting March 26, 2025. Class runs eight weeks for $240 plus supplies.

Beginning Painting in WATERCOLORS class starting Wednesday, April 23, 2025, from 1-4pm for $240 plus supplies! We're excited that Artist Han In Wong has graciously offered to teach this class, and Beginners and Not-So-Beginners are welcome! 

CALL FOR ARTISTS

The Karen Wray Gallery in Los Alamos, NM has openings for new artists in the gallery! 
Our focus has been traditional representational paintings, but we are now open to a variety of styles and mediums. However, at this time we are not accepting photography, computer-generated or computer-assisted artwork. 

Artists with a consistent body of current work, experience presenting their work professionally, and selling their work will be considered. All artwork must be original, not copied or reproduced from other artists, and produced entirely by the artist, not assisted by an instructor. 

Submission guidelines can be found on the bottom of the ARTISTS page.

The Karen Wray Gallery in historic Los Alamos, New Mexico is an independent, local art gallery, just half a block and across Central Avenue from the Bradbury Science Museum. We proudly represent over 40 professional artists of Los Alamos and the surrounding areas.  

Nestled on the Pajarito Plateau, at the foot of the Jemez Mountains in Northern New Mexico lies the once secret city of Los Alamos. Now known worldwide as the top-secret scientific base of the Manhattan Project during WWII, it is home to the Los Alamos National Laboratory and the city of Los Alamos. Creativity extends beyond this community’s scientific background into the arts, dance, and music. We invite you to experience the culturally-creative side of our unique community. 

Stop by to visit us! We are located at 1247 Central Avenue, Suite D-2; an easy walk from the Bradbury Science Museum.  

We are open Monday-Friday 11am-4pm and Saturday 10am-4pm.