Classified for credit

College-affiliated art museum with rotating exhibitions — supports formal art history, visual analysis, and studio art curriculum.

Gallery inside Navy Pier dedicated to stained-glass craft and history — supports art history and decorative arts study.

Chicago gallery focusing on African American and African diaspora fine art — art history, cultural studies, and visual arts analysis.

Museum presenting Asian art collections — covers visual art history, aesthetics, and Asian cultural heritage as Social Studies content.

University art museum at UIUC with permanent and rotating collections spanning art history from antiquity to contemporary works.

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.

Large Chicago contemporary arts complex with studio and gallery space — accessible exhibits of contemporary and emerging artists.

Permanent and rotating exhibits on Puerto Rican visual arts and cultural history — supports multicultural studies, art history, and U.S. history.

Established regional art museum in Rockford with a permanent collection and rotating exhibits — solid visual-arts and art-history curriculum coverage.

Dedicated photography museum with rotating exhibits covering the history, technique, and artistic practice of still photography as a medium.

Community art space and gallery in Chicago's Bridgeport neighborhood — supports visual arts curriculum through local and regional artist exhibitions.

Contemporary art gallery in Chicago's West Loop — exposure to current visual art practice for upper-level art curriculum.

Community arts center in Galesburg with rotating exhibits and studio programming — supports visual-arts curriculum.

University gallery on Illinois State campus with rotating contemporary exhibits — supports visual art analysis and art history.

Regional fine art gallery featuring rotating exhibits — supports visual arts curriculum through direct engagement with original works.

University of Chicago contemporary-art gallery with rotating exhibitions of significant modern works — supports art history and visual-arts study.

Community fine-art gallery in Chicago Heights featuring rotating exhibitions by regional artists — visual-arts appreciation and art criticism.

University-affiliated galleries at Illinois State University — rotating fine-art exhibits supporting studio art and art history curriculum.

Chicago museum housing the art collection of portrait painter John Vanderpoel — supports fine arts and art history curriculum with a focused figurative-art collection.