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Dedicated collection of 19th–20th century Western American art — covers American expansion, landscape painting traditions, and art history.
University art museum with rotating contemporary and international exhibits — supports art history, visual analysis, and studio art curriculum.
Regional fine arts museum in Anderson, Indiana with rotating and permanent gallery exhibits — supports visual arts study and art history curriculum.
Working blacksmith and metalworking studio in the Blue Ridge — applied art, metallurgy, and traditional Appalachian craft techniques.
Fine and decorative arts museum with permanent and rotating collections — supports art history and visual arts curriculum.
DIY craft and woodworking workshop studio — hands-on projects support fine motor skills, measurement, and applied geometry.
Working ceramics foundation with open studio tours — covers ceramic arts, kiln chemistry, and materials science in a professional studio setting.
Latino arts and cultural center in Phoenix with rotating galleries showcasing Chicano and Latin American visual art — supports art history and multicultural social studies.
University art museum with rotating contemporary and international exhibits — supports art history, visual analysis, and cultural studies curricula.
Major Arkansas fine-art museum with permanent and traveling exhibits — supports visual arts history and studio art curriculum through gallery-based study.
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Regional fine-arts museum with permanent and rotating exhibitions — supports visual arts curriculum through direct engagement with original works.
Art gallery housed in a historic cave-like space in Vancouver — supports visual art appreciation and studio art studies.
Cincinnati gallery focused on art by artists with disabilities — supports art appreciation and discussions of inclusion and creativity.
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Community arts center in Alpena offering gallery exhibits and studio programming — supports visual arts curriculum in a hands-on setting.
Community arts center and gallery in Gilbert offering rotating visual art exhibits — supports studio art and art-history curriculum.
Studio space focused on hands-on art creation — covers design process, materials, and visual arts techniques.
Regional fine-art museum with rotating and permanent collections — supports visual art history, critique, and studio-art curriculum for older students.
Regional art museum with permanent and rotating exhibits supporting visual arts, art history, and Gulf Coast cultural studies.
Regional fine-art museum in Beaumont, TX — supports visual arts curriculum through rotating and permanent exhibits of American and regional art.
OAS museum with Latin American and Caribbean art spanning the 20th century — supports art history, cultural geography, and hemispheric social studies.
University art museum with rotating and permanent collections covering painting, prints, and African art — supports formal art history study.
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University fine arts museum with publicly accessible galleries — covers art history, visual arts analysis, and studio art traditions.
Contemporary art museum in Sugar Land Town Square with rotating exhibits — supports visual art appreciation and art history study.
Art instruction studio offering classes in visual arts — hands-on studio practice in drawing, painting, and mixed media.
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