Classified for credit

State art museum in Jackson with rotating and permanent exhibits of Mississippi and Southern artists — covers visual arts, regional cultural history, and artistic movements.

Mississippi's primary art museum with permanent and traveling collections — covers art history, visual arts techniques, and Southern cultural heritage.

Free public art museum featuring regional and contemporary Montana artists — supports visual art appreciation and art history curriculum.

MIT's contemporary visual arts center with rotating exhibitions — covers modern and contemporary art criticism, curation, and studio practice concepts.

Regional art museum and sculpture park on a 90-acre estate — fine art collection with rotating exhibits supporting visual arts curriculum.

Regional fine-arts museum with permanent and rotating galleries — art history, visual analysis, and aesthetic criticism curriculum.

Contemporary art museum with rotating and permanent galleries — supports formal art analysis, art history, and visual literacy.

Museum of Contemporary Art Connecticut with rotating modern and contemporary exhibits — supports visual art history and studio art curriculum.

Contemporary African diaspora art and culture space — visual arts and Social Studies through rotating exhibits on Black cultural history.

Atlanta design museum with rotating exhibits examining industrial design, graphic design, and architecture as applied arts and cultural studies.

Gallery focused on mid-20th-century modernist design and decorative arts — supports art history and design movements curriculum.

Immersive large-scale projection experience of Monet's works — covers Impressionist art history and visual design principles.

Gallery dedicated to Montana cowboy and Western heritage art — supports American West history, cultural studies, and visual arts.

University art museum with rotating and permanent collections — visual art history, criticism, and aesthetics study in a university setting.

Established art museum with American and Native American collections — covers art history, visual culture, and art-making across media.

Regional art museum with California and American art collections — supports visual arts appreciation, art history, and media analysis.

Monterey Museum of Art La Mirada branch — California and Western American fine art in a historic adobe setting, supporting visual arts study.

Regional fine-arts museum with American and European collections — supports art history curriculum and formal elements of visual analysis.

International contemporary art gallery with rotating exhibits — supports art appreciation, cultural geography, and cross-cultural visual literacy.

Fine-art museum focused on Southern painting and sculpture from the 18th century to present — art history and regional cultural studies.

College fine-art museum with rotating and permanent collections spanning multiple centuries — art history and visual analysis.

College art museum at William & Mary with European and American works — supports art history and visual arts study with academic curatorial context.

Regional art museum in a historic mansion with American and European collections — supports visual art history and studio art curriculum.

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