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11 matches in Nebraska
Major Omaha art museum with European and American collections — supports art history, visual arts, and humanities curriculum.
Museum dedicated to American agrarian art documenting rural and farm life — supports art history and the social history of American agriculture.
Outdoor sculpture replicating Stonehenge using junked automobiles — modern art installation with discussion hooks in art history and ancient monument study.
University of Nebraska gallery focused on Great Plains visual art — regional art history and cultural studies of the Plains region.
Working artists' studio complex with galleries — supports fine arts, craft techniques, and the economics of creative professions.
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Museum dedicated to Holocaust survivor and artist Samuel Bak — integrates Holocaust history with sustained visual art study through a single artist's body of work.
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University fine-arts museum with a permanent collection spanning American and European works — supports formal art history and visual-arts curriculum with publicly accessible galleries.
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Regional art center in Alliance, NE with publicly accessible gallery exhibitions — supports visual art and art-history curriculum.
Small folk and outsider art museum in a historic Nebraska river town — American vernacular art traditions and regional cultural history.
Contemporary art gallery in downtown Lincoln — publicly accessible rotating exhibits of regional and national visual art.
Museum of Nebraska Art in Kearney — collections focus on Nebraska artists and regional visual art history; supports art appreciation and state cultural history.
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