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58 matches in Texas

Free university art museum focusing on Asian art and culture — supports visual arts, world history, and cross-cultural social studies.

West Texas art museum with a permanent collection and rotating exhibits covering American and regional fine art.

Interactive art studio space offering hands-on art-making activities — supports fine motor skills and visual arts curriculum.
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Regional fine-arts museum with rotating and permanent exhibitions covering painting, sculpture, and visual arts history.

SMU-affiliated museum specializing in Spanish and Latin American art — covers European and Latin American art history and cultural exchange from the 15th century forward.

Austin museum dedicated to Mexican and Mexican-American art and culture — covers Latin American art history, cultural identity, and social studies through rotating exhibits.
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Regional fine-arts museum in Marshall, TX — covers American and regional art history through rotating and permanent gallery exhibits.

Gallery dedicated to original children's book illustration — covers visual narrative, illustration technique, and literary arts.
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Gallery dedicated to Pop Art — covers 20th-century American visual culture, commercial art movements, and art criticism.
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Drop-in painting studio offering structured art instruction — supports fine arts curriculum through hands-on exploration of color, composition, and technique.

Houston community art project using shotgun houses as gallery and community spaces, covering African American cultural history and public art.
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Regional fine-arts museum with rotating and permanent collections — covers art history, ceramic arts, and regional Southwest artistic traditions.

Member-run art museum in San Antonio exhibiting works by regional artists — supports visual art appreciation and Texas art history.
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Small museum housing Sid Richardson's collection of Remington and Russell Western paintings — covers American art history and frontier iconography.
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Immersive pop-up art hotel concept with rotating artist installations — visual arts exposure, but limited structured curriculum content.

Regional fine-art museum on Corpus Christi Bay with permanent and rotating collections spanning painting, sculpture, and Latin American art.

Contemporary art gallery in downtown Austin with rotating exhibits — supports visual art, art history, and critical analysis curriculum.

Regional art and history museum in Abilene with rotating fine-art exhibits and permanent West Texas history galleries.

Museum dedicated to Western American art covering 19th–20th century paintings and sculpture — documents frontier history through visual narrative.

Studio arts experience in Galveston offering hands-on creative instruction — supports visual arts curriculum through direct studio practice.
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Regional fine-arts museum with rotating and permanent exhibits — supports art history, art criticism, and visual-arts curriculum.

Outdoor sculpture garden with permanent collection by Charles Umlauf — supports visual art appreciation and three-dimensional art forms.
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Regional fine-arts museum with rotating and permanent collections serving North Texas — supports visual art history and studio art curriculum.
Angelo State University museum with regional West Texas and fine-art collections — supports art history and cultural studies of the Concho Valley region.
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