The museum is located in downtown Santa Fe. Well run and nicely laid out. Has different exhibits and chronicles the life of the artist. I expected a few more pieces but a very nice sampling of her work is available.

A must see if you visit Santa Fe. The museum is well organized and tells a great story about the artist. Make sure to make reservations in advance, only a few walk ups are admitted.

We were in Santa Fe 1.5 years ago and learned to get tickets in advance as they were sold out last time. You can reserve them online 1 month before your visit. We did that and it was easy to get started on our walk through the museum at 1 pm. We opted to just walk through without paying for the audio tour. The museum was well laid out and included both the artist’s works and artifacts. Plaques throughout the museum were informative and in Spanish and English. Employees were circulating and offered tidbits of knowledge as well. We finished our walk through ~45 minutes. Definitely recommend this museum for those who appreciate art, but may not be art aficionados 🙂

Learned about Georgia O'Keefe back in an art history class in University, and I really enjoyed learning even more about her, and seeing so many of her paintings in person. Take the self guided audio tour if you want to learn more :) We were in summer, there were a lot of other tourists, make sure to buy your tickets ahead of time online. Highly recommend a visit here while in Santa Fe.

A small museum which seems to be missing the more familiar famous works which are held at other museums around the country. I did enjoy seeing her clothing as she was known for her unique look in addition to her paintings. A little disappointing in terms of number of her works, it feels like you are missing the best of her.

A small museum, but nice. There is an app with an audio tour to do on your phone, but you can also just read the transcript for each stop if you prefer. I didn't realize how few of her paintings were of the flowers she is best known for. A great way to get a taste of Georgia O'Keefe's work. I did not reserve tickets ahead and was able to walk right in.

Not only amazing art, but arranged chronologically over the artist's life. You get to understand the feelings and experiences that made the work possible. This museum is so much more than art on display. There is a free audio guide that works through an app on your phone and a Bluetooth earpiece. Learn how to get it before you go at Visitor Information on their website.

This is an expanded museum from the one we visited 20 years ago, and it is wonderful. This wonderful collection of her art is surrounded by the stories of her long life, with books and artifacts to add to the history. Audio tour available, nice gift shop, parking across the street.

I've seen better O'Keeffe selections at other major museums, and a much (!) better show mounted as a special exhibition (Norton, West Palm Beach) that really spent a great deal of time exploring O'Keeffe as both a woman (collection of clothing, jewelry, etc.) and an artist. This was a pale rendition of that. Popular, and thus, crowded, which doesn't help. As the only game in town, and perhaps if one doesn't travel - then you'd be glad of it. Otherwise as a museum which specializes in one artist, I don't think they've got the best of her work (not that there aren't some onteresting items - off her beaten path and welcome to see), or really capture O'Keeffe's essence / though you can tell tell they try. Possibly I'm just picking, having seen a special exhibit that did the job sooo much better.

The Georgia O’Keeffe Museum, 217 Johnson Street (just steps from the downtown Plaza) has more than 3,000 works, a portion of which are displayed in changing thematic galleries. Tip #1: If you’re an O’Keeffe fan or if your favorite piece wasn’t on display, you can click through all 997 of O’Keeffe’s works in the museum’s collection on its website. Tip #2: Remember earbuds (we didn’t; the museum offers a free audio tour).