Study: New Mexico ranks #9 in U.S. for the arts
NEW MEXICO (KRQE) — A recently-published study has ranked New Mexico at #9 when it comes to the best states in the U.S. for art. The study determined rankings through three parameters – access to art, artists economy and personal finances, and arts education.
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Within those dimensions, New Mexico's art access ranked at #7. Artist finances came in at #11, and art education landed a bit further down at #30.
Out of the Four Corners states, New Mexico ranked the second-highest, with Colorado coming in at #8. Utah followed not far behind at #10, while Texas ranked #28. You can find further details below:
Access: #5
Finances: #13
Education: #14
Access: #20
Finances: #7
Education: #27
Access: #17
Finances: #37
Education: #41
You can view the full study at this link.
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