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Regional fine-art museum with rotating and permanent exhibits — supports visual arts study and art-history curriculum.
Vermont state craft center featuring exhibits of fine craft and applied arts — supports study of traditional and contemporary American craft traditions.
Regional fine art museum in downtown Gadsden — supports visual art history, art appreciation, and studio art studies.
Chelsea gallery representing major international contemporary artists with publicly accessible rotating exhibitions — supports advanced art-history study.
Community arts center in Galesburg with rotating exhibits and studio programming — supports visual-arts curriculum.
NYC gallery on 10th Avenue featuring rotating fine-art exhibitions — supports visual arts study and critical art analysis.
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Community art gallery with rotating exhibits by regional artists — supports visual arts appreciation and studio arts curriculum.
State-run public art gallery in Boise's capitol complex — rotating exhibits support visual arts and art appreciation curriculum.
Contemporary art gallery in downtown Indianapolis with rotating exhibits by regional and national artists — supports visual arts critique and modern art history.
Contemporary art gallery inside CalArts' REDCAT venue — exhibits experimental visual art with potential hooks for media arts and design curriculum.
Chelsea contemporary fine-art gallery with rotating exhibits — supports art-history and visual-criticism curriculum for high school students.
Contemporary fine-art gallery featuring regional and national artists — supports visual art appreciation and art criticism for older students.
Small community art museum in Garrett, IN with rotating exhibits of regional and local artwork — supports visual art curriculum through accessible original-work galleries.
Gallery within the RISD Museum featuring rotating contemporary art exhibitions — supports visual art analysis and art history curriculum.
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Regional contemporary and fine-art gallery with rotating exhibits — supports art history and visual-arts curriculum.
University gallery on Illinois State campus with rotating contemporary exhibits — supports visual art analysis and art history.
Outdoor sculpture garden featuring stone carvings by LDS folk artist Thomas Child — supports art history and religious/cultural studies.
University art museum at Queens College with rotating fine-art and design collections — supports visual-art and art-history curriculum.
University gallery with rotating exhibitions of contemporary and historical art — provides visual arts curriculum content in a small accessible campus setting.
Community art museum in Grants Pass, OR with rotating exhibitions — supports visual arts curriculum through direct observation of original works.
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Regional fine art gallery featuring rotating exhibits — supports visual arts curriculum through direct engagement with original works.
Contemporary fine-art gallery in Chelsea with rotating exhibits of current artists — supports contemporary art history and visual criticism studies.
NC State University gallery focused on art and design with rotating exhibits — supports visual-arts and design-principles curriculum.
CSU–affiliated art museum with rotating and permanent galleries — supports formal art history, visual arts analysis, and studio arts study.
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