Classified for credit

Regional fine-arts museum with American and European collections — covers art history, visual analysis, and studio techniques across periods.

University art museum with rotating and permanent collections — supports visual arts and art history curriculum in a college setting.

Rutgers University art museum with one of the largest Soviet nonconformist art collections in the West — supports art history and Cold War cultural studies.

Community arts center adjacent to Joshua Tree National Park offering gallery exhibits — supports studio art and visual arts appreciation curricula.

Prominent contemporary art gallery in Chelsea featuring internationally recognized artists — supports art history and contemporary criticism.

Contemporary arts center in downtown Albuquerque with rotating exhibits and community programming — supports visual arts and cultural studies curriculum.

Regional gallery dedicated to Florida Highwaymen and A.E. Backus paintings — covers American regionalist art history and Florida landscape tradition.

Gallery featuring ocean and surf photography — supports visual arts study and marine/coastal geography as secondary context.

Regional art museum on the Eastern Shore of Maryland with accessible permanent and rotating exhibits for visual arts and art history study.

Gallery and studio space in Greensboro focused on African American artists — supports art history and African American cultural studies.

Contemporary art gallery in Oakland with rotating exhibits providing exposure to modern visual arts and critique.

Community arts center in Aiken, SC with rotating gallery exhibits — supports visual art appreciation and local/regional artistic traditions.

Contemporary art gallery in Albany with rotating exhibits — supports visual art and art-criticism studies at secondary level.

Small folk-art museum dedicated to Mississippi outsider artist Alice Moseley — covers self-taught American art traditions and Gulf Coast cultural history.

Phoenix arts foundation and gallery in a historic home hosting rotating contemporary art exhibitions and community arts programming.

Contemporary art space in Brooklyn featuring rotating exhibitions — supports visual art appreciation and critical analysis of contemporary artistic practice.

Small contemporary art gallery in Saugatuck's arts district — supports visual art criticism, modern media, and studio art appreciation.

Community arts center with rotating gallery exhibits — supports visual arts and art appreciation curriculum.

Regional arts center in Valdosta with rotating exhibits of visual art — supports art history and studio art curriculum.

College gallery at John Jay with rotating publicly accessible exhibits — supports art appreciation and visual-arts curriculum.

Contemporary art gallery on New Orleans' Julia Street arts corridor — provides exposure to current visual art practice and critique.

Santa Barbara gallery offering rotating fine-art exhibits — supports visual art curriculum study.

Regional art center with rotating gallery exhibits — supports visual arts appreciation and studio arts curriculum.

Campus art gallery at Boston University — accessible fine-art exhibits supporting visual arts and art-history study.