Classified for credit

Gallery dedicated to Arizona artists — covers regional art history and visual arts techniques across multiple media.

University gallery presenting sacred and spiritual art across world religions — covers comparative religion, art history, and interfaith cultural studies.

Small community art museum in Walsenburg showcasing regional artists — supports art appreciation and local cultural history.

Regional museum in Chico dedicated to Northern California fine art — supports art history and California visual culture curriculum.

Small community art gallery with rotating exhibits — provides basic visual arts exposure and art-appreciation curriculum support.

Gallery and grounds exploring creativity and psychology through sculpture and visual art exhibits.

Specialty museum documenting the history and techniques of gilding — covers decorative arts, materials science, and craft heritage.

Regional art collection in Sioux Falls — covers visual arts history and aesthetic analysis for art credit.

Community art guild in Muskogee with gallery exhibitions of regional artwork — supports art appreciation and studio art curriculum at a basic level.

Greenfield, WI gallery with publicly accessible rotating art exhibits — supports visual art curriculum.

ASU-affiliated fine arts center with galleries featuring rotating contemporary art exhibitions — supports visual art study and art criticism.

Regional gallery in Park Rapids presenting rotating visual-art exhibits — supports fine-arts curriculum with hands-on and observational art study.

Cultural arts gallery in Delridge, Seattle focused on Latinx community arts — supports multicultural studies and visual art curriculum.

Gallery dedicated to visionary and contemporary fine art in Northampton, MA — exposes students to non-mainstream artistic movements and aesthetic analysis.

Regional nonprofit art association with rotating member exhibitions — supports visual art appreciation and media study.

Rotating art collection displayed throughout the New Mexico State Capitol building — supports New Mexican art history and civic architecture study.

Community art association gallery in historic Newburyport — rotating exhibits provide exposure to regional fine art and visual media.

Oregon Coast community arts center with rotating gallery exhibits — supports visual arts curriculum in a publicly accessible coastal venue.

Contemporary art gallery with rotating exhibits — supports visual arts appreciation and exposure to modern artistic media and practice.

Norwalk community art space with rotating exhibits — supports visual arts curriculum with accessible contemporary and community-based work.

Contemporary art gallery and retail space — publicly accessible exhibits provide exposure to current illustration and fine-art practices.

University gallery with rotating fine-art exhibitions — supports art history and visual-arts curriculum at the secondary level.

Small Montana roadside museum and gallery featuring folk and Western art — offers introductory exposure to regional American artistic traditions.

Established fine art gallery in West Des Moines featuring regional and national artists — supports visual art appreciation studies.