Georgia O'Keeffe Museum Virtual Tour

Virtual tour of the Georgia O’Keeffe Museum galleries in Santa Fe, New Mexico, April 2021, with Curator of Fine Art, Ariel Plotek.

[@hellyh6081]

Really wonderful. Thank you.

[@becca1056]

Regarding the curator's mask, I can appreciate that this video was made in April 2021 and that the curator was likely endeavoring to maintain a safe environment for the museum staff and the film crew. The audio is very clear and the majority of the video focuses on O'Keeffe's works, not the curator's face, so I do not find the mask distracting in the slightest. This video is entertaining and informative, and it will enrich the learning experience for students in my art classroom.

[@jimiMachendrix]

I couldn't disagree more, the mask is ridiculous and very distracting. But at least he didn't infect the art!

[@connieanderson2281]

I agree - I’m looking at the art, I don’t care what he’s wearing

[@rocksinmyhead]

@@jimiMachendrixyou’re politicizing a man who is protecting himself and others just so you can rant.

[@DragonLady99100]

Thanks for making the video. Just visited the Georgia O'Keefe museum in Santa Fe with my family for the 2nd time. Absolutely inspirational! I hope your museum will make more videos like this one, very educational and informative. Thank you.

[@ingridllinas5612]

Beautiful works. Subtle, japanese inspiration, abstract paintings as white rose; isolation of the main subject. Stieglitz made beautiful pictures of Georgia. The museum and display of the paintings is exquisite. Abstraction and minimalist.

[@ingridllinas5612]

That view from her bedroom let her create several paintings. I do agree with you. Those shells are special. She used to collect them while being close to the lake. The Clouds were another great motif of her. Some blues are more accentuated, in others there is a light pink with white.

[@513coltrane]

Thank the gods that the man in the video was smart to protect himself in the middle of a pandemic. Thank you for being such a great example of intelligence/

[@tiantianyin3814]

Marvelous

[@gigisielaff]

my interpretation: the painting series 1, no. 10, 1919. is not knees. no separation from the top of “human form.” it’s backside of hips and buttocks. the orb-like whiteness is backside of hipbones. she is comparing curves of body to mountain range. also, 1919, her early years with stieglitz. it is a derriere. funny that i have seen modern photographers play with body curves in nature since.

[@donnarogers7732]

Does anyone see a face in the top right branch in the center of the pink/ red blossom with a yellow center? Look closely . There is a small face/ head profile in the yellow center. I hope I'm not Crazy!?🥰

[@mudassrakhan7082]

I’m a child watching this

[@cculler52]

All the comments about the mask are more irritating than the mask. Get over yourselves. Focus. It's about o'Keefe's work.

[@bestoddisee]

O’Keefe’s work is exceptional. The curator with a mask on in an empty museum is irritating.

[@saraaziz3736]

Sorry, can't watch the ridiculousness of the mask whilst talking about the paintings, just too stupid I'm afraid.

[@THEE_JOYBOY]

Sucks to suck ig

[@ellenjane6]

I think it’s extremely rude when a so called educated man outside and inside is lecturing with a mouthpiece in a empty museum hall without public shame on you Ellenjane

[@connieanderson2281]

🙀