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Summer in Santa Fe will not be the same without Ruth Bader Ginsburg at the opera.

We have lost a giant. Rest In Peace Justice Ruth Ginsburg. Thank you for your service to our country. ❤️ #RuthBaderGinsburg #RBG

Happy Birthday to me...

"The arts are a powerful antidote against bigotry and hate. The arts can build bridges, promote tolerance and heal social divisions," — Mary Anne Carter, Chairman, National Endowment for the Arts

I 100% agree with this, and I THANK YOU for boldly highlighting this. The arts are a necessity.

LIVE NOW: @KronosQuartet celebrates the music of Pete Seeger and explores the responsibility we have as members of a greater community to question injustice. Brought to you by Bank of America. #LiveWithCH bit.ly/3n8MQ2M

🎂 Virtual Happy Hour: #GeorgiaOKeeffe Birthday Celebration Join GeorgiaOKeeffeMuseum and NMWA staff to celebrate the life and work of #GeorgiaOKeeffe! Learn about her art and practice through various works while enjoying a specialty cocktail in her honor. 🥂 bit.ly/3n6RNJm

There will always be rainbows! #TBT

“To see takes time, like to have a friend takes time.” Georgia O'Keeffe, born on this day in 1887, on the art of seeing: brainpickings.org/2018/11/15/geo…

Have a great weekend! #StayHome #StaySafe

#Sunset a few days ago while driving home from Santa Fe. Cabezon peak in the distance. #roadtrip #travel #momentofzen #NewMexico

Georgia O'Keeffe The Beyond | 1972

National Medal of Arts recipient Georgia O’Keeffe originally worked as a commercial artist and art teacher, but she eventually began to make a career out of her artistic paintings during the 1920’s Her painting "Oriental Poppies" (1927) inspired U.S. Postal Service to create a stamp in 1996

December's Cold Moon was quite the sight in Taos, New Mexico last night! 🌕 📸: Elijah Rael

Sunset, Long Island, 1939 by Georgia O'Keeffe #WomensArt

Happy fall equinox! 🌻 Today marks the end of summer and the first day of fall in the Northern Hemisphere. Celebrate the new season with Georgia O’Keeffe’s Sunflower, New Mexico, I (1935). Image Courtesy of The Cleveland Museum of Art The Cleveland Museum of Art