Classified for credit

Harvard Art Museums' Fogg collection spans Western art from the Middle Ages to present — supports art history, art criticism, and visual culture study.

Dedicated museum for Norman Rockwell's original works — illustration art history, 20th-century American social history, and visual storytelling.

Major regional art museum with encyclopedic collections spanning ancient to contemporary — supports art history curriculum across multiple periods.

Harvard Art Museums wing specializing in German and Austrian modernist art — supports art history, European cultural history, and fine arts curriculum.

Historic studio and sculpture grounds of Daniel Chester French — accessible exhibits cover American sculpture and the Gilded Age art world.

One of the oldest art membership organizations in the US, with rotating exhibits on Newbury Street — supports fine arts curriculum through accessible gallery programming.

Cyrus Dallin Art Museum in Arlington, MA — American sculpture history and Native-themed monumental work.

Regional art museum and school with permanent and rotating exhibits — supports formal art history and studio-arts curriculum in a museum setting.

Wellesley College art museum with a strong permanent collection spanning ancient to contemporary art — supports art history and visual arts study.

Free contemporary art museum at Massachusetts College of Art — publicly accessible exhibits cover modern and fine art history and studio practice.

College fine-art museum with rotating and permanent collections spanning multiple centuries — art history and visual analysis.

Regional art museum in New Bedford with rotating exhibits — supports visual arts curriculum and local cultural history.

Smith College's fine-art museum with a strong permanent collection of European and American works — supports art history and visual-analysis curriculum.

Community gallery in Ware, MA with rotating exhibits of local and regional artists — supports visual art appreciation curriculum.

Small commercial fine-art gallery in Provincetown, MA — limited curriculum application; usable for art-appreciation or Cape Cod cultural history context.

Contemporary art gallery on Newbury Street, Boston — supports visual art appreciation and art criticism for older students.

Community art gallery with rotating exhibits by regional artists — supports visual arts appreciation and studio arts curriculum.

Community art association gallery in historic Newburyport — rotating exhibits provide exposure to regional fine art and visual media.

Fine-arts gallery in Provincetown featuring contemporary works — supports art criticism and visual-arts curriculum.

Art gallery in historic Salem featuring regional and contemporary works — supports visual art studies with a historic New England context.

Contemporary art gallery in South Boston featuring rotating exhibits — supports visual arts and art criticism curriculum.

Established Boston gallery showcasing traditional representational fine art — supports study of academic painting and drawing techniques.

Specialty museum in Clinton, MA with a significant collection of Byzantine and Eastern Christian icons — covers religious art history and iconographic traditions.

University contemporary art museum with rotating exhibitions — supports visual art curriculum and art criticism at the secondary level.