IFAM hosted 20,000 visitors who attended to shop and interact with about 150 artists and cooperatives from 57 countries.

For many of the over 150 artists from around the globe representing their cultures and communities, the market is crucial.

Check out Ken Farmer's appraisal of a Carl Worner folk art bottle, ca. 1900, in Living History Farms, Hour 1.

The International Folk Art Market 2025, the largest folk art market in the world, takes place between July 10 and July 13, 2025, at Santa Fe Railyard Park.

Segovia, known to her friends as "Kumiko," calls her work Chicanjuku: a fusion of Mexican American Chicano culture and Japanese Harajuku style, named after the Tokyo district renowned for its ...