Classified for credit

Santa Fe gallery specializing in Native American and Southwestern art — supports art history and indigenous cultural studies curriculum.

University gallery dedicated to Australian Aboriginal art — supports study of indigenous visual culture, anthropology, and non-Western art traditions.

Contemporary art museum in Louisville with rotating exhibits — supports visual arts curriculum through analysis of modern and contemporary works.

Regional fine-arts museum with American and international collections — supports visual art history, aesthetic analysis, and studio art curriculum.

University art museum at UIUC with permanent and rotating collections spanning art history from antiquity to contemporary works.

Regional art center on Lake Michigan with publicly accessible galleries and rotating exhibits supporting visual arts curriculum.

Small college art museum at Hope College with rotating and permanent collections — supports art history and visual-arts curriculum.

Museum and library dedicated to Kurt Vonnegut — covers American literary history, satire, and 20th-century social criticism.

University art museum with a permanent collection spanning several centuries — supports art history and visual arts curriculum.

Regional art museum in LaGrange, GA with rotating and permanent exhibits — visual arts appreciation and art history within the West Georgia cultural context.

Art museum focused on California regionalist and plein-air painting — supports visual-arts study and 20th-century American art history.

Outdoor sculpture park featuring large-scale metal folk-art sculptures created on-site — supports art appreciation and discussion of self-taught artistic traditions.

City-operated fine art museum in downtown Las Cruces — rotating exhibits of regional and national artists support visual arts and art-history curriculum.

Regional art museum in Laurel, MS with American and European collections — supports art history and visual arts curriculum.

Art museum affiliated with St. Petersburg College — houses works by Abraham Rattner and exhibits covering 20th-century modernist and contemporary art.

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

Art museum nationally known for wildlife and bird art — connects fine art with ornithology and natural-history observation.

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

Research archive and exhibit space dedicated to typography, graphic design, and the history of written letterforms.

Whatcom Museum's contemporary art wing in Bellingham WA — permanent and rotating collections support visual art history and criticism.

Coastal California art museum with permanent collection spanning California Impressionism and contemporary works — supports art history and visual arts curriculum.

Regional fine-arts museum with rotating and permanent exhibitions covering painting, sculpture, and visual arts history.

Museum honoring sculptor Lorado Taft with permanent exhibits of his monumental sculpture and academic art — supports art history and 19th–20th-century American art curriculum.

Large working arts complex with studios and galleries — visual arts, craft disciplines, and working-artist observation.