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Gallery specializing in indigenous and tribal arts from around the world — cross-cultural visual arts and social studies context.

Fine art photography gallery in Carmel with rotating exhibitions — supports photography, visual arts, and art history studies.

Community art league with gallery exhibits and studio classes — supports studio art and art appreciation curricula.

Community art gallery at the Chautauqua Institution — supports visual-art study in a historically significant cultural campus setting.

Community art space and gallery in Chicago's Bridgeport neighborhood — supports visual arts curriculum through local and regional artist exhibitions.

City-run gallery in Erie, PA with rotating exhibits of regional and contemporary art — supports visual arts curriculum.

City-operated gallery in Charleston's waterfront park showcasing local and regional visual arts with publicly accessible exhibits.

Gallery dedicated to Clyde Butcher's large-format black-and-white Big Cypress wilderness photography — fine-art photography and Florida ecology.

Small contemporary art gallery in San Francisco's Fisherman's Wharf area — supports visual arts study and exposure to contemporary fine art.

Community art center with rotating exhibits and studio programming — supports visual arts curriculum when specific exhibit content is verified in advance.

Regional art museum with publicly accessible exhibits in Thousand Oaks — supports visual arts, art history, and studio arts curriculum.

University of Connecticut contemporary art galleries with rotating exhibits — supports art history and visual arts curriculum if publicly accessible.

Contemporary art gallery in Chicago's West Loop — exposure to current visual art practice for upper-level art curriculum.

Structured art instruction school with gallery space — applied visual-arts technique and art history in a teaching studio setting.

Contemporary art gallery in Las Vegas offering rotating exhibits in painting, sculpture, and mixed media.

Contemporary art gallery on Larimer Street in Denver — visual arts exhibition and critique in a commercial gallery setting.

Museum dedicated to American modernist painter Charles Demuth — art history and early 20th-century American art movements.

Washington University–affiliated gallery in St. Louis presenting contemporary fine-art exhibits — visual arts and art history curriculum.

Detroit artist-run gallery showcasing local and regional contemporary art — supports visual arts and art-criticism curriculum.

Contemporary art gallery on Newbury Street, Boston — supports visual art appreciation and art criticism for older students.

Community art gallery in Sioux Falls featuring rotating exhibits of regional artists — visual art analysis and critique.

Working studio and gallery in Marshall, MI with accessible exhibits — supports visual art and studio-practice curriculum.

Historic studio-home of sculptor Elisabet Ney in Austin — covers 19th-century sculptural technique and Texas cultural history.

College art gallery at the College of Saint Rose with rotating exhibits — supports formal art history and visual arts criticism curriculum.