Classified for credit

Large-scale immersive art installation with narrative environments — supports study of contemporary art, storytelling, and interdisciplinary creative design.

Museum dedicated to Georgia O'Keeffe's life and work — covers American Modernism, color theory, and the relationship between art and the New Mexico landscape.

Contemporary Native American art museum at IAIA — covers Indigenous artistic traditions, cultural identity, and modern Native history.

Gallery dedicated to Allan Houser's Indigenous sculpture and painting — covers Native American art history and 20th-century modernism.

Santa Fe contemporary art space with rotating exhibits and artist-in-residence programming — supports visual arts and New Mexico cultural studies.

Santa Fe contemporary art gallery featuring Southwestern and Indigenous artists — substantive gallery exhibits with cultural context.

Historic 1928 log building in Los Alamos repurposed as an art center — regional fine art exhibits with Manhattan Project-era historical context.

Georgia O'Keeffe home and studio in Abiquiu — covers American modernist art, the artist's process, and the landscape that shaped her iconic work.

Regional art museum in Taos with permanent collections of early 20th-century New Mexico artists — supports art history and Southwestern cultural studies.

Santa Fe gallery specializing in Native American and Southwestern art — supports art history and indigenous cultural studies curriculum.

City-operated fine art museum in downtown Las Cruces — rotating exhibits of regional and national artists support visual arts and art-history curriculum.

Smithsonian-affiliated museum of folk art from over 100 countries — documents cultural expression and craft traditions across global societies.

State art museum in Santa Fe with permanent and rotating exhibits — supports art history and Southwestern cultural studies.

Museum preserving New Mexican Hispanic folk art and cultural heritage — covers regional art traditions, craft history, and Southwest social studies.

Outdoor origami sculpture installation in New Mexico high desert — connects geometric paper-folding mathematics and art to natural landscape and Japanese artistic tradition.

Working printmaking studio offering public workshops — applied fine-arts instruction in relief, intaglio, and lithographic printmaking techniques.

Santa Fe railyard district with galleries and public art installations — supports visual arts study and the role of arts districts in urban community development.

Outdoor bronze foundry and sculpture garden near Santa Fe — students observe the lost-wax casting process and view large-scale sculpture in progress.

Contemporary art space with rotating exhibitions — supports visual art analysis and critical discussion of modern artistic movements.

Art museum in historic Taos featuring works of the Taos Society of Artists — covers American Southwest art history, Native American influence, and early-20th-century painting.

Contemporary art museum with publicly accessible galleries featuring modern American works — supports art analysis, art history, and visual literacy.

Contemporary arts center in downtown Albuquerque with rotating exhibits and community programming — supports visual arts and cultural studies curriculum.

Contemporary art gallery in Santa Fe featuring rotating exhibits — supports visual art analysis and contemporary art history.

Rotating art collection displayed throughout the New Mexico State Capitol building — supports New Mexican art history and civic architecture study.