Presented by Historic Santa Fe Foundation

Dorothy Stewart Salon

About This Event

Carving the Southwest: The Artistry of Dorothy Stewart
A Salon Talk by Elizabeth Barr Bryant
DATE HAS CHANGED! The Salon date is now Thursday, June 4, 3pm
Thaw Education Center
553 Canyon Road

ABOUT THE SALON

Join us for a special presentation by Elizabeth Barr Bryant, Dorothy Stewart’s great-grandniece. Bryant will offer an author’s talk on the exhibition and discuss her decade-long journey researching Stewart’s life and work in preparation for a forthcoming biography, expected in late 2026. Drawing on extensive family archives, this talk explores the stories and influences that shaped Stewart’s multifaceted career, offering a deeper understanding of the adventurous woman whose legacy remains woven into the history of Canyon Road.

Moving beyond private family records, Bryant’s research recovered the details of Stewart's life and her deep partnership with the Santa Fe creative community primarily through primary sources, including the extensive Maria Chabot Papers at the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum's Michael S. Engl Family Foundation Library & Archive and the historic archives of the Santa Fe New Mexican.

PARKING

Parking on Canyon Road, Camino Escondido, and Delgado Streets as available. Paid lots are located on Delgado Street and on Canyon Road across from El Farol.

CHECK-IN

Check-in starts at 2:40 pm. HSFF staff or a volunteer will check you in by asking for your name. Come early or stay late to view our history and art exhibitions.

 

About This Event

Carving the Southwest: The Artistry of Dorothy Stewart
A Salon Talk by Elizabeth Barr Bryant
DATE HAS CHANGED! The Salon date is now Thursday, June 4, 3pm
Thaw Education Center
553 Canyon Road

ABOUT THE SALON

Join us for a special presentation by Elizabeth Barr Bryant, Dorothy Stewart’s great-grandniece. Bryant will offer an author’s talk on the exhibition and discuss her decade-long journey researching Stewart’s life and work in preparation for a forthcoming biography, expected in late 2026. Drawing on extensive family archives, this talk explores the stories and influences that shaped Stewart’s multifaceted career, offering a deeper understanding of the adventurous woman whose legacy remains woven into the history of Canyon Road.

Moving beyond private family records, Bryant’s research recovered the details of Stewart's life and her deep partnership with the Santa Fe creative community primarily through primary sources, including the extensive Maria Chabot Papers at the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum's Michael S. Engl Family Foundation Library & Archive and the historic archives of the Santa Fe New Mexican.

PARKING

Parking on Canyon Road, Camino Escondido, and Delgado Streets as available. Paid lots are located on Delgado Street and on Canyon Road across from El Farol.

CHECK-IN

Check-in starts at 2:40 pm. HSFF staff or a volunteer will check you in by asking for your name. Come early or stay late to view our history and art exhibitions.

 

Getting There

Thaw Education and Research Center
553 Canyon Road
Santa Fe, 87501
United States