Classified for credit

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

Museum dedicated to American Arts and Crafts Movement objects and design philosophy — covers decorative arts history, craft traditions, and 19th-century design reform.

Fine arts museum dedicated to works by African American artists — covers African American artistic traditions, cultural history, and visual arts curriculum.

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

Museum presenting Utah's traditional and folk-art traditions — supports art history, cultural studies, and regional heritage curricula.

Art museum focused on Wisconsin artists from the 19th century to present — art history, regional cultural identity, and visual analysis.

Lakefront Wisconsin art museum with rotating exhibitions of Wisconsin and regional artists — supports art history and visual-arts curriculum.

Regional art museum with permanent and traveling collections — covers art history, painting, and sculpture from European and American traditions.

Small regional art museum in Mystic with publicly accessible exhibits connecting fine art to maritime history.

Contemporary art gallery in Detroit focused on African and African-American artists — supports art history and multicultural studies.

University art museum with rotating and permanent collections — art history, visual analysis, and cross-cultural aesthetics.

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

Gallery dedicated to original children's book illustration — covers visual narrative, illustration technique, and literary arts.

Permanent and rotating exhibits on Puerto Rican visual arts and cultural history — supports multicultural studies, art history, and U.S. history.

The only museum in the US dedicated to American hand-woven coverlets — covers textile art, 19th-century craft technology, and material culture history.

HBCU campus art museum at North Carolina Central University — covers African American art history and fine arts across multiple media.

Contemporary art museum in Overland Park with rotating exhibits spanning multiple media — supports visual-art and art-history curriculum.

Regional art museum in Reno with rotating contemporary and Western American art exhibits — supports art history and visual arts curriculum.

Regional art museum in New Bedford with rotating exhibits — supports visual arts curriculum and local cultural history.

Museum dedicated to American quilt history with rotating exhibits of historic and contemporary quilts — covers textile arts, women's history, and American craft traditions.

State art museum in Santa Fe with permanent and rotating exhibits — supports art history and Southwestern cultural studies.

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

Leading contemporary art museum on the Bowery in NYC with rotating exhibitions of emerging and established modern artists.

Established art museum on Bellevue Avenue with American and decorative arts collections — covers art history and visual analysis in a historic Newport setting.