Classified for credit

Regional fine-arts museum with rotating and permanent collections — supports art history, studio technique analysis, and visual literacy.

Community art center in a renovated historic foundry with rotating galleries and studio spaces — covers visual arts, mixed media, and regional artist work.

University fine-arts museum with rotating and permanent collections — art history, visual analysis, and aesthetic criticism for secondary students.

Outdoor sculpture park on 43 acres with large-scale works — supports discussion of sculpture, materials, design process, and art in the landscape.

Only remaining Frank Lloyd Wright-designed home in Alabama — organic architecture principles, design history, and 20th-century arts and crafts.

Regional art museum with rotating and permanent exhibits — supports art history, visual analysis, and studio arts curriculum.

Museum dedicated to Frank Frazetta's fantasy and science-fiction illustration — supports study of 20th-century commercial art and illustration techniques.

University art museum with a strong Native American and French Impressionist collection — supports art history, visual analysis, and cultural studies.

University fine-arts museum with a permanent collection spanning multiple periods — structured art-history exposure in an academic gallery setting.

Regional art museum with permanent and rotating collections spanning modern and contemporary works — visual arts history and studio art analysis.

South Carolina State Museum rotating exhibit featuring works from the permanent collection — South Carolina art history and visual-arts analysis.

Free Seattle art museum with permanent and rotating fine-art exhibitions — supports visual art history and studio art curriculum.

Museum dedicated to contemporary American craft in ceramics, fiber, glass, and wood — supports applied visual arts and material culture study.

Historic 1928 log building in Los Alamos repurposed as an art center — regional fine art exhibits with Manhattan Project-era historical context.

Southeastern Wildlife Exposition gallery featuring wildlife-themed fine art — supports art appreciation with a natural history and conservation subject focus.

Chicago gallery focusing on African American and African diaspora fine art — art history, cultural studies, and visual arts analysis.

Community arts center in historic Garfield Park Conservatory complex — visual arts exhibits with Indianapolis neighborhood and cultural history context.

Historic home and studio of American Impressionist painter Gari Melchers — covers 19th–20th-century American art history and studio practice.

University of Georgia art museum with permanent and rotating collections spanning American and European art history.

Georgia O'Keeffe home and studio in Abiquiu — covers American modernist art, the artist's process, and the landscape that shaped her iconic work.

Regional fine-art museum with a strong American and Southern art collection, supporting art history and visual-arts curriculum.

Regional fine-art museum in Kalispell with rotating exhibits — supports visual art history, media analysis, and Montana artistic heritage.

Specialized museum with publicly accessible galleries of ancient and medieval art, archaeology, and religious iconography from world cultures.

Outdoor desert sculpture museum near Death Valley featuring large-scale works by European artists — contemporary sculpture, land art, and Mojave Desert geography.