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Santa Fe gallery specializing in Native American and Southwestern art — supports art history and indigenous cultural studies curriculum.
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University art museum at UIUC with permanent and rotating collections spanning art history from antiquity to contemporary works.

University art museum with a permanent collection spanning several centuries — supports art history and visual arts curriculum.

Art museum focused on California regionalist and plein-air painting — supports visual-arts study and 20th-century American art history.

Regional art museum in Laurel, MS with American and European collections — supports art history and visual arts curriculum.

Art museum affiliated with St. Petersburg College — houses works by Abraham Rattner and exhibits covering 20th-century modernist and contemporary art.
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NYC museum with publicly accessible exhibits dedicated to LGBTQ art history — art history and social studies curriculum.

Research archive and exhibit space dedicated to typography, graphic design, and the history of written letterforms.

Whatcom Museum's contemporary art wing in Bellingham WA — permanent and rotating collections support visual art history and criticism.
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Museum honoring sculptor Lorado Taft with permanent exhibits of his monumental sculpture and academic art — supports art history and 19th–20th-century American art curriculum.
University art museum on Chicago's Magnificent Mile with a permanent collection spanning ancient to contemporary works — art history curriculum hook.

University art museum with rotating and permanent collections — supports visual-arts study and art-historical analysis.

Los Angeles gallery specializing in lowbrow and pop-surrealist art — contemporary art history and visual culture for older students.

Contemporary art museum with rotating exhibitions — supports art criticism, modern movements, and visual-arts curriculum for older students.

Italian postwar art collection museum in New York's Hudson Valley offering curriculum connections to 20th-century art history.
Large Chicago contemporary arts complex with studio and gallery space — accessible exhibits of contemporary and emerging artists.

Free contemporary art museum at Massachusetts College of Art — publicly accessible exhibits cover modern and fine art history and studio practice.

Museum housing original illustrations from children's picture books — connects visual art with children's literature and the book-creation process.

University art museum in Rochester, NY with a permanent collection spanning ancient to contemporary art across multiple media.

Latino arts and culture institute offering exhibits and programming — supports multicultural studies and visual arts through a Mestizo/Latino cultural lens.

College fine-art museum with a strong permanent collection — art history, visual analysis, and exposure to diverse artistic periods and media.

Working center for book arts with exhibits and studios — covers typography, letterpress printing, and the history of the book as art form.

Regional art museum focused on American art — supports visual arts and art history curriculum with works spanning the 19th century to present.
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Contemporary African diaspora art and culture space — visual arts and Social Studies through rotating exhibits on Black cultural history.
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