New Mexico Museum of Art

The New Mexico Museum of Art in Santa Fe is a state-governed art museum established in 1917, located just off the historic Santa Fe Plaza. It is renowned for its historic Plaza Building, designed by architect Isaac Rapp, and for its new Vladem Contemporary site in the Railyard Arts District. The museum hosts rotating exhibitions and long-term displays, including the notable 'Selections from the 20th Century Collection,' and offers a robust program of education and live events. It is one of four state-run museums in Santa Fe, reflecting New Mexico's rich artistic heritage. Guests can explore collections, attend events, and experience both traditional and contemporary art in an inviting setting.