Project Information

Group of people holding banner in front of construction site
Museum Trustees, staff, supporters, and government officials in front of the new Museum site. Photo by Shalya Blatchford, October 2024.

The Georgia O’Keeffe Museum is building a new campus in downtown Santa Fe to achieve three powerful goals: a new and innovative museum worthy of the finest art, civic revitalization, and a deepened commitment to Northern New Mexico. The New O’Keeffe will make a transformative and positive impact on her legacy and place in the story of American art long into the future.

Throughout the project, we will continue to share information about the building design, important milestones, renderings, site plans, and updates on this page.

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Summary Facts

Architectural rendering of exterior museum entrance. Illustrated figures stand outside in the garden
Rendering courtesy of Reed Hilderbrand Landscape Architects and DNCA Architects based on the original schematic design by Gluckman Tang Architects

What: A 54,000-square-foot building on a one-acre lot (32,000 square feet at street level and 22,000 square feet below ground for collections care) and almost an acre of community green space.

Where: 100 block of Grant Avenue, in the historic Santa Fe Plaza District.

When: Construction is underway and the New O’Keeffe is set to open in 2027.

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We are centering New Mexico—the peoples and cultures, rich history, and landscape—in how we present our stories, and rededicating ourselves to serving the needs of local audiences.

If you have questions email campaign@gokm.org.
Media inquiries should be directed to Renee Lucero at  rlucero@gokm.org or 505-946-1036.

All renderings are suggestive and not final. The design is still flexible to incorporate community feedback and needs.

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