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50 matches in Pennsylvania

Regional fine-arts museum in Harrisburg with rotating and permanent exhibits — visual art history, media analysis, and aesthetic criticism.
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Liberal arts college art museum with rotating and permanent collection exhibits — supports visual arts, art history, and aesthetic analysis curriculum.

Regional museum with a strong American art collection spanning colonial to contemporary periods — supports art history and visual arts curriculum.
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Museum preserving the studio and wood sculptures of craftsman Wharton Esherick — American studio craft, art history, and woodworking design.

Contemporary art gallery in Pittsburgh's Cultural District featuring rotating exhibitions of digital and new-media art.

Historic gallery hall at Woodmere Art Museum displaying American fine art — supports art history curriculum with regionally significant Pennsylvania works.

Small community art museum in a historic building — provides exposure to fine art exhibits in a central Pennsylvania arts context.

City-run gallery in Erie, PA with rotating exhibits of regional and contemporary art — supports visual arts curriculum.
Museum dedicated to American modernist painter Charles Demuth — art history and early 20th-century American art movements.

Small liberal-arts college art museum with rotating and permanent collections — visual arts curriculum with original works across multiple media.

Community art museum in downtown Lancaster with rotating fine-art exhibits — supports visual art appreciation and art history curriculum.

Susquehanna University gallery with rotating fine arts exhibitions — supports art appreciation and art history curriculum in a small collegiate setting.
Community arts center in York, PA hosting rotating fine-art exhibitions by regional artists — visual-arts study and creative inquiry.
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Small contemporary gallery in Old City Philadelphia — visual arts appreciation with rotating exhibits by regional artists.
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Community arts organization with gallery exhibits — supports art appreciation and studio arts curriculum; programming varies by season.

Contemporary art gallery and working studio in Philadelphia — introduces students to gallery practice, mixed media, and contemporary artists.
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University-affiliated art gallery at Moravian University offering rotating fine-art exhibits for visual arts study.

Bucknell University art museum with rotating contemporary and historical exhibits — formal art history and visual arts curriculum support.
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Bucknell University downtown satellite gallery with rotating fine-art exhibitions — supports visual art history, studio art critique, and aesthetic analysis.

Museum dedicated to Si Lewen's narrative art and anti-war illustration — covers 20th-century history through sequential visual storytelling.

Regional fine-art museum in Altoona with publicly accessible galleries — supports visual art history and art appreciation curriculum.

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

College gallery inside Madigan Library featuring rotating fine-art and applied-arts exhibits by students and regional artists.

Small museum in Jim Thorpe exhibiting the work of muralist Yaakov Stabin — introduces representational painting and 20th-century American illustration.
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