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80 matches in New York
Community gallery in Brooklyn with rotating exhibits focused on social-justice themes — visual art and contemporary civic discourse.
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Contemporary art institute with rotating exhibitions focused on international and experimental art — supports art criticism and cross-cultural studies for older students.
Contemporary fine-art gallery in Chelsea — exposure to current visual art movements and critical art analysis.
NYC artist-run contemporary painting gallery with rotating exhibits — supports art-criticism and contemporary fine-arts curriculum for older students.
Foundation preserving sculptor Chaim Gross's studio and collection — covers 20th-century figurative sculpture and artistic process.
Contemporary fine-art gallery in Chelsea with rotating exhibits — supports art history and contemporary studio-art curriculum.
Member-run contemporary art gallery in Chelsea — provides exposure to professional fine-arts practice and contemporary visual art critique.
Community art gallery in Syracuse's Westcott neighborhood — showcases local and regional artists and provides a context for discussing community-based visual arts.
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