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College gallery at Lehman/CUNY in the Bronx hosting rotating contemporary and cultural art exhibitions — supports visual arts and art criticism study.

NYC museum with publicly accessible exhibits dedicated to LGBTQ art history — art history and social studies curriculum.

Italian postwar art collection museum in New York's Hudson Valley offering curriculum connections to 20th-century art history.

University art museum in Rochester, NY with a permanent collection spanning ancient to contemporary art across multiple media.

Paint-your-own-canvas studio in Port Jefferson, NY — guided art instruction in a hands-on class format; art technique and creative process.

Brooklyn museum dedicated to African diasporan contemporary art — supports art history, cultural studies, and African American history.

Street art museum in a dedicated gallery space — covers the history and techniques of urban public art as a contemporary art form.

Queens museum showcasing urban and street art with publicly accessible exhibits — supports contemporary art history and visual culture studies.

Institutional gallery focused on American fine art and design — supports art history and studio art curricula.

Contemporary art museum on the Bowery featuring rotating exhibitions of emerging and established artists — supports art criticism and modern visual culture study.

Major contemporary art gallery in Chelsea with rotating exhibitions by internationally recognized artists — supports art history and contemporary art criticism.

Museum dedicated to poster art and graphic design history — covers visual communication, typography, and 20th-century design movements.

Museum dedicated to Himalayan and South Asian art with rotating exhibits covering Buddhist and Hindu visual traditions.

Art museum in Brooklyn with publicly accessible exhibits — supports art history, visual arts appreciation, and studio art curriculum.

Sculpture-focused contemporary art center in Long Island City — supports visual arts and three-dimensional design study.

Professional society with a public gallery dedicated to illustration art — covers commercial art history, narrative composition, and visual storytelling.

Frances Young Tang Teaching Museum at Skidmore College — interdisciplinary contemporary art exhibits designed to support academic study.

Private contemporary art study center in Manhattan with rotating exhibitions — supports advanced art-history and contemporary art-criticism units.

Gallery dedicated exclusively to works on paper across all periods — supports drawing technique, art history, and visual literacy study.

Fine-art collection spanning Renaissance to modern works — supports art history, visual analysis, and humanities curriculum.

Prominent contemporary art gallery in Chelsea featuring internationally recognized artists — supports art history and contemporary criticism.

Contemporary art gallery in Albany with rotating exhibits — supports visual art and art-criticism studies at secondary level.

Contemporary art space in Brooklyn featuring rotating exhibitions — supports visual art appreciation and critical analysis of contemporary artistic practice.

College gallery at John Jay with rotating publicly accessible exhibits — supports art appreciation and visual-arts curriculum.