Classified for credit

Major university art museum with globally significant collections spanning ancient to contemporary art — supports art history and visual culture study.

Metropolitan Museum branch housing medieval European art and architecture in a reconstructed monastic setting — supports art history study.

Major Newark art museum with broad collections — supports art history, visual-arts analysis, and multicultural social studies curriculum.

Leading museum dedicated to Black American art and artists — supports art history, African American studies, and cultural history curriculum.

Municipal arts center with rotating gallery exhibits and an outdoor sculpture park — supports visual arts and art appreciation curriculum.

NYU-affiliated fine-art museum at Cooper Square with rotating contemporary and historical exhibitions — suitable for structured art history study.

Regional art museum in a historic 1836 stone mill building — visual arts and art history in an architecturally significant setting.

International Center of Photography presents documentary and fine-art photography — covers photographic history, visual literacy, and media studies.

Large contemporary art complex with publicly accessible galleries spanning multiple disciplines — supports visual art and art history study.

Contemporary African diaspora art and culture space — visual arts and Social Studies through rotating exhibits on Black cultural history.

Established art museum with American and Native American collections — covers art history, visual culture, and art-making across media.

International contemporary art gallery with rotating exhibits — supports art appreciation, cultural geography, and cross-cultural visual literacy.

Leading contemporary art museum on the Bowery in NYC with rotating exhibitions of emerging and established modern artists.

Contemporary art museum at American Dream mall featuring immersive and interactive art installations — supports modern and digital art curriculum.

Regional art center with publicly accessible galleries and studio programs — supports visual art curriculum with rotating exhibits and fine-art media instruction.

Rutgers University art museum with one of the largest Soviet nonconformist art collections in the West — supports art history and Cold War cultural studies.

Community arts center in a historic Woodbridge building — rotating fine-art exhibits support visual arts and local cultural history curriculum.

Small NJ art museum specializing in wildlife and nature art — supports art history and observation skills with a natural-history subject focus.

Studio museum dedicated to trompe-l'œil painter John F. Peto — American still-life painting technique and late-19th-century art history.

University contemporary art museum with rotating exhibitions — suitable for high-school-level art criticism and modern visual arts study.

Artist-run contemporary gallery in New Jersey — supports emerging artists and provides exposure to contemporary visual art and community-based creative practice.

Small NJ art museum with rotating exhibitions — fine arts study and visual-arts appreciation in a rural Sussex County setting.

University-affiliated gallery at Rutgers–Camden with rotating visual art exhibits — supports art history and studio art curriculum.

DIA permanent installation of 1,000 brass rods — supports conceptual and minimalist art study; limited interactive curriculum content.