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5 matches in Connecticut
Community college art museum in Bridgeport with a permanent collection spanning multiple periods — supports art history and visual analysis.
University of Connecticut contemporary art galleries with rotating exhibits — supports art history and visual arts curriculum if publicly accessible.
Norwalk community art space with rotating exhibits — supports visual arts curriculum with accessible contemporary and community-based work.
Member-artist gallery with rotating exhibits by regional Connecticut artists — supports visual arts appreciation and contemporary art study.
New Haven art museum supporting visual arts study and art history — publicly accessible exhibits provide a curriculum basis for art appreciation.
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