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GEORGI∆ ELECTR∆

About GEORGI∆ ELECTR∆

GEORGI∆ ELECTR∆ is an art studio, gallery, shop, and classroom space dedicated to sacred, healing, and meditative artwork; and practices in the heart of downtown Santa Fe, New Mexico.

They share their space with ELECTR∆ Gallery which hosts rotating exhibits of regional and international visionary and outsider artists; and focuses on metaphysical, spiritual, mystical, and esoteric themes and artworks.



Located in Suite D at 825 Early St.
Open Monday - Saturday 12pm-5pm

private appointments available between 9am - 12pm

5/13 - 6/1 REDUCED HOURS - Gallery is open 12-5p Thursday, Friday, Saturday ONLY


505-231-0354
[email protected]





Georgia Carbone is the founder of GEORGI∆ ELECTR∆. She studied with Stuart Ewen at Hunter College in NYC and with Rose Shakinovsky & Claire Gavronsky in Italy and South Africa. In 2010 she completed an MFA at the California College of the Arts in San Francisco under the guidance of Allison Smith. In the years that followed she performed and exhibited at YBCA, Krowswork Gallery, SOMArts, the Marin Museum of Contemporary Art among others. In 2017 she joined the psych-rock band Dire Wolves as their primary vocalist and contributed to the bands sound with improvised language and sounds. In 2018 she had her first solo show at Abrams Claghorn Gallery, "Healing Images: A Prescription For America". Later that year she and her husband decided they wanted to live in a place where they could see the stars, so they moved to his home state of New Mexico where they now reside under the Big Dipper and Orion's Belt on a 2 acre orchard-farm with their dogs, cat, and chickens. 
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Georgia recently completed Reiki training at the Master Level with Diane Stein and is now offering Reiki Treatments by appointment.
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She has been a featured creator on canvasrebel.com and has just completed illustrating a children's book about the astrological signs that is forthcoming from Deana Bean Books
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Her artwork is curently on view at Soliloquy Fine Arts in Portland, OR in the show "Tangible Cadence".
Portrait of Georgia Carbone