Georgia O'Keeffe Museum

"I did the free audio tour. A lot of information is packed into the audio descriptions, and you actually want to walk faster than the audio tour allows. I encourage you to take a seat on a bench and look at the work while the audio is going. They even have classical music as part of the tour, naming classical music and artists she and Arthur Steiglitz had in their home and listened to while she painted. Every piece is magical, simple or classic, or preeminent Georgia O'Keefe. They have a movie bio of her life playing, and they also have a movie about the Téwa, renamed Pueblo by Spanish colonizers, artists who made various art pieces and wrote letters, between 2023 and 2025, as an answer to Georgia O'Keeffe's cultural appropriation and disrespect of Indigenous traditions while living in New Mexico. It was eye opening and a massive display of basic, approachable , and repairative reparations. And the best part of the exhibit was the Téwa art intermingled with the Georgia O'Keefe pieces that they challenged."

"This museum is a must-see in Santa Fe if you're interested in art or Georgia O'Keeffe (or both). Galleries 1 through 6 give a good understanding of her development as an artist, especially listening to the audio tour. According to the docent, the museum has more of her art than what is on display, and so it is rotated periodically. Galleries 7, 8, and 9 are for temporary exhibits. Regarding the audio tour, the easiest way to access it is through your own smart phone's web browser (the museum has wi-fi if you don't have data) connected to your headphones via Bluetooth. If you don't have this, the museum can set you up with borrowed equipment. Although I found the audio tracks essential for understanding O'Keeffe's life and work, they were somewhat redundant and I skipped the art critic talk since that isn't my interest."

"This museum is beautiful and informative. I was pleasantly surprised at the museum's acknowledgement of the Tewa people and their culture. There were some beautiful pieces by Tewa artists on display also. The staff were all very nice and we thoroughly enjoyed our visit!"

"A visit to Santa Fe is not complete without spending time at the Georgia O’Keeffe Museum. Born in Wisconsin, influenced her paintings her entire life. She combines Wisconsin with Santa Fe to paint with a unique blend and style. Making her a true feminist and role model to young women throughout the world."

"The gallery was really well lit and nice. The plaqueswere well-written easy to understand in Spanish and English. The exhibition itself seemed a little light. There could have been more. The rotational exhibit was an interesting response to O'Keefe's work made by native artists. Actually enjoyed that more than the exhibit on O'Keefe. The parking is a major issue so plan for that."