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25 matches in Missouri
Major encyclopedic art museum in Forest Park with works spanning antiquity to contemporary — supports art history and visual analysis.
Major encyclopedic art museum with works spanning ancient to contemporary — supports art history, world cultures, and visual analysis.
Free-admission contemporary art museum in Kansas City with rotating and permanent collections — supports art history, visual analysis, and aesthetic criticism.
Regional fine-arts museum with American art from 18th century to present — supports art history, portraiture, and Midwest cultural heritage curriculum.
Contemporary art center with rotating exhibitions — supports visual art analysis and art history for middle and high school students.
Contemporary art museum with rotating exhibits of modern and conceptual works — supports visual art criticism, art history, and contemporary movements.
Regional art and natural history museum in Cape Girardeau — covers fine arts, regional history, and Missouri cultural heritage.
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Regional contemporary art museum with rotating and permanent exhibitions suitable for art history and visual arts curriculum.
Community art center in a renovated historic foundry with rotating galleries and studio spaces — covers visual arts, mixed media, and regional artist work.
Hall of Fame tracing the history and technology of photography — covers optics, chemistry, and visual arts.
Regional fine-art museum in Poplar Bluff with accessible permanent and rotating exhibits — supports visual arts and art-history study.
Washington University art museum with modern and contemporary collections — supports art history and formal visual-arts analysis curriculum.
University of Missouri museum with ancient Near Eastern, Greek, Roman, and medieval art collections — supports art history and ancient civilizations curriculum.
Contemporary art foundation with architecturally significant gallery space — covers modern and contemporary art within a purpose-built exhibition environment.
University fine-art museum with permanent and rotating collections — supports art-history and aesthetics curriculum with docent-led programming available.
Small art museum on the Missouri Botanical Garden grounds — covers fine art history and visual arts in an intimate gallery setting.
Small gallery at Central Methodist University housing American art — art history and critical analysis in an accessible college setting.
Small gallery featuring LEGO brick art and pop-culture mosaic works — limited formal curriculum depth; supports art appreciation and design concepts.
Washington University–affiliated gallery in St. Louis presenting contemporary fine-art exhibits — visual arts and art history curriculum.
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Regional contemporary and fine-art gallery with rotating exhibits — supports art history and visual-arts curriculum.
Small contemporary art museum in downtown Jefferson City with publicly accessible gallery exhibits.
University gallery presenting sacred and spiritual art across world religions — covers comparative religion, art history, and interfaith cultural studies.
Regional art center in historic Sainte Genevieve with rotating exhibits — fine arts instruction support and French colonial heritage context.
Small regional art museum in rural Missouri — provides exposure to visual arts and art history for homeschool art credit.
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