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26 matches in North Carolina
Major regional art museum with collections spanning decorative arts, American art, and contemporary works — supports fine arts and art history curriculum.
Major art museum with permanent craft, design, and fine-art collections — supports art history, visual arts, and decorative-arts curriculum.
Major state art museum with permanent and rotating collections spanning ancient to contemporary — supports visual art history and studio art curriculum.
Major state art museum with American and European collections — covers art history, visual analysis, and diverse artistic movements from antiquity to present.
UNC art museum with permanent and rotating collections spanning ancient to contemporary — supports formal art history and visual analysis curriculum.
Working blacksmith and metalworking studio in the Blue Ridge — applied art, metallurgy, and traditional Appalachian craft techniques.
Regional art museum with permanent and rotating exhibits covering American and Western NC art movements and studio practices.
Charlotte museum focused on European modern and contemporary art — art history from Impressionism through 20th-century movements.
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Regional art museum with rotating and permanent exhibits covering American and North Carolina art history across multiple centuries.
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Working studio and gallery featuring North Carolina craft artists — supports visual arts and American craft traditions curriculum.
Regional contemporary art center with rotating exhibitions by NC and Southeast artists — supports visual-arts curriculum and regional cultural studies.
Regional fine art museum with rotating and permanent collections — supports visual arts curriculum through direct engagement with original works.
Regional art museum with permanent and rotating collections — supports visual arts curriculum with examples across media and periods.
University art museum with rotating and permanent collections — art history, visual analysis, and cross-cultural aesthetics.
HBCU campus art museum at North Carolina Central University — covers African American art history and fine arts across multiple media.
American art museum in the historic Reynolds estate in Winston-Salem — supports visual art curriculum with a permanent collection spanning 18th–20th century American works.
University art museum at UNC Greensboro with a strong modern and contemporary collection — supports visual arts curriculum.
Gallery and studio space in Greensboro focused on African American artists — supports art history and African American cultural studies.
Contemporary arts center in downtown Raleigh with rotating gallery exhibitions — supports visual arts and studio arts curriculum.
Community arts center in Vass, NC offering gallery exhibits and studio classes — supports visual arts and community cultural studies.
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Community art league with gallery exhibits and studio classes — supports studio art and art appreciation curricula.
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University fine-art museum at Western Carolina University with rotating and permanent collections supporting visual arts curriculum.
NC State University gallery focused on art and design with rotating exhibits — supports visual-arts and design-principles curriculum.
La Grange, NC community arts center with gallery programming — supports visual arts curriculum with local and regional artist exhibits.
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