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18 matches in Mississippi
Interactive museum celebrating Mississippi's contributions to American music, film, and visual arts — covers cultural history through multimedia exhibits.
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Community arts space in the Mississippi Delta — visual arts, regional cultural history, and African American artistic heritage.
Mississippi arts center with galleries and programming — supports visual arts and cultural studies curriculum where publicly accessible exhibits are available.
Regional art museum in Laurel, MS with American and European collections — supports art history and visual arts curriculum.
Regional fine-art museum with rotating and permanent exhibits — supports visual arts curriculum with original works in multiple media.
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State art museum in Jackson with rotating and permanent exhibits of Mississippi and Southern artists — covers visual arts, regional cultural history, and artistic movements.
Mississippi's primary art museum with permanent and traveling collections — covers art history, visual arts techniques, and Southern cultural heritage.
Mississippi art museum featuring George Ohr ceramics and Gulf Coast artists — covers American art history and regional cultural heritage.
Outdoor garden space connected to the Mississippi Museum of Art featuring sculpture and plantings — supports art appreciation and design principles.
University of Mississippi museum with permanent art and scientific instrument collections — covers American art history and history of science through displayed artifacts.
Museum dedicated to Walter Anderson's paintings of Gulf Coast wildlife — cross-curricular study of regional natural history through fine art.
Small folk-art museum dedicated to Mississippi outsider artist Alice Moseley — covers self-taught American art traditions and Gulf Coast cultural history.
Cultural arts center in Greenville's Delta region — supports African American cultural history, visual arts, and Delta music heritage curriculum.
Outdoor public art park with sculpture installations — supports visual-arts appreciation and public art history in a community context.
Regional fine-art museum in Tupelo with rotating and permanent exhibits — supports visual arts appreciation and art history curriculum.
Dedicated gallery preserving nearly 1,000 works by early-20th-century American painter Kate Freeman Clark — art history and portraiture technique.
Lucille Parker Gallery at William Carey University — student/regional art exhibits.
University art museum at Southern Miss with rotating and permanent exhibits — supports formal art history and visual analysis.
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