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21 matches in District of Columbia
Free national art museum with works spanning centuries — art history, visual analysis, and cultural studies across Western and international collections.
National Gallery of Art East Building housing modern and contemporary collections — covers 20th-century art history, visual literacy, and publicly funded arts institutions.
Smithsonian museum with the largest collection of American art — covers U.S. art history from colonial period through contemporary works; free admission.
Immersive digital art experience center using large-scale projection and interactive media — bridges visual arts, computational design, and geometry.
Smithsonian museum of American art and portraiture — covers U.S. art history, portraiture analysis, and American cultural identity.
Estate museum with Russian decorative art and formal gardens — covers early-20th-century art collecting, Cold War-era social history, and horticulture.
Smithsonian modern and contemporary art museum on the National Mall — publicly accessible permanent and rotating exhibits supporting visual art history and criticism.
Smithsonian open-storage visible art study center displaying thousands of American works — supports art history, visual analysis, and museum studies.
Smithsonian museum with permanent and rotating African art collections — covers African visual culture, history, and the role of art in society.
Smithsonian museum on the National Mall with extensive Asian art collections spanning millennia, supporting art history and world-cultures study.
DC museum dedicated to women artists across five centuries — supports art history, gender studies, and the history of women's contributions to visual culture.
Smithsonian gallery in a landmark 1859 building featuring American craft and decorative arts — art history and design from colonial era to present.
University art museum with rotating contemporary and international exhibits — supports art history, visual analysis, and studio art curriculum.
OAS museum with Latin American and Caribbean art spanning the 20th century — supports art history, cultural geography, and hemispheric social studies.
DC community arts and culture center focused on diverse cultural expression — supports art and social studies units on community and identity.
University gallery at Howard University housing African and African American art collections — covers Black American art history and the Harlem Renaissance.
University art museum with rotating and permanent galleries — supports art history, visual analysis, and studio arts curriculum.
Immersive large-scale projection experience of Monet's works — covers Impressionist art history and visual design principles.
Contemporary art museum in DC with a large permanent collection of post-1980 works — supports study of modern and contemporary American art movements.
Private art museum with 20th-century modern and post-modern works — supports formal art history, aesthetics, and cultural studies.
Research museum at Dumbarton Oaks with pre-Columbian and Byzantine art collections — covers ancient and medieval art history and material culture.
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