Which city houses the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum founded in 1997?

The Georgia O'Keeffe Museum, founded in 1997, is in Santa Fe, New Mexico. It preserves and interprets O'Keeffe's art, life, and connection to the American Southwest.

The museum opened after O'Keeffe's death and holds the largest public collection of her work. Its holdings include paintings, drawings, and other materials that document different stages of her career.

Santa Fe was a major center in O'Keeffe's New Mexico life, although she also lived and worked at Ghost Ranch and in Abiquiú. The museum's location therefore connects her artistic legacy with the region that supplied many of her best-known subjects.

The institution should not be confused with the nearby Abiquiú home, which is a separate historic site. Nor is Santa Fe the same city as Taos, another New Mexico community associated with artists and Southwestern culture.