Which museum opened a Georgia O'Keeffe collection and research center in Santa Fe in 1997?

The Georgia O'Keeffe Museum opened in Santa Fe in 1997.

The museum was established in Santa Fe, New Mexico, to preserve, study, and present O'Keeffe’s art and life. It opened to the public on July 11, 1997, eleven years after O'Keeffe’s death. Its collection includes paintings, drawings, sculptures, and archival material connected with the artist.

The museum also operates the Georgia O'Keeffe Research Center, which supports scholarship on O'Keeffe and modern American art. Its holdings and programs help document not only the famous flower paintings but also the artist’s photographs, correspondence, working methods, and New Mexico subjects.

The institution should not be confused with the Museum of New Mexico, which is a separate state museum organization. O'Keeffe’s former Abiquiú home and studio are also preserved as a historic site, but the Santa Fe museum is the institution specifically named for her and dedicated to her legacy.