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The New Mexico Arts agency, celebrating 60 years as the state's arts commission, provides public support for a variety of cultural programs including Artist-in-Residence initiatives, Arts for the Military, and Folk Arts. The organization actively engages with communities to enhance the state's artistic landscape through grants, public art projects, and advocacy efforts. Through its diverse funding categories and resources, New Mexico Arts fosters creativity and cultural development, ultimately enriching the lives of individuals and communities throughout the state. The agency also promotes educational programs such as Poetry Out Loud and recognizes artistic excellence through the Governor's Arts Awards. Generated from the website

The Office of the Secretary in Santa Fe, NM, is a government agency that provides guidance, support, and fiscal accountability to public entities in order to ensure effective government and fiscal responsibility for the benefit of all New Mexicans. The Department of Finance and Administration, located at 407 Galisteo Street in Santa Fe, NM, offers sound fiscal advice and problem-solving support to the Governor, as well as budget direction and fiscal oversight to state agencies and local governments in New Mexico.Generated from the website

The New Mexico Office of Archaeological Studies (OAS) is a division of the New Mexico Department of Cultural Affairs, dedicated to conducting archaeological research projects throughout New Mexico since 1952. With a team of 13 archaeologists and support staff, OAS focuses on identifying, interpreting, and sharing information regarding prehistoric and historic sites, while also providing services to state agencies and private organizations involved in development projects. OAS specializes in a range of archaeological services, including field training programs, artifact analysis, and nondestructive radiocarbon sampling, along with educational outreach initiatives. The office operates five specialized laboratories and has completed over 800 archaeological projects, contributing significantly to the understanding of New Mexico's rich cultural heritage. Generated from the website