Classified for credit

RISD Museum holds a substantial permanent collection — supports art history, design principles, and visual-arts curriculum.

Rhode Island School of Design's museum with 100,000+ objects spanning ancient to contemporary art — strong visual arts and art history curriculum.

Paint-your-own-canvas studio offering structured art instruction in color theory, composition, and painting technique.

Established art museum on Bellevue Avenue with American and decorative arts collections — covers art history and visual analysis in a historic Newport setting.

Traveling exhibition of high-resolution reproductions of Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel — supports Renaissance art history and Catholic Reformation studies.

Working glass art studio and gallery — glassblowing demonstrations connect art and materials science (heat, viscosity, chemistry of silica).

Arts center hosting gallery exhibits and public arts programming — supports visual arts curriculum through rotating exhibits and arts-production facilities.

Museum dedicated to American Impressionism with permanent and rotating exhibits — art history, technique study, and 19th–20th century American cultural context.

Community arts center with rotating gallery exhibits and studio programming — supports fine arts and visual arts curriculum documentation.

Community art museum in historic Bristol, RI — rotating exhibits covering visual arts history and regional artistic traditions.

Brown University gallery with rotating contemporary and historical art exhibitions — supports visual arts analysis and art history curriculum.

Rhode Island art gallery with publicly accessible exhibits — provides exposure to fine art and regional artistic traditions.

Gallery within the RISD Museum featuring rotating contemporary art exhibitions — supports visual art analysis and art history curriculum.

Artist-run cooperative gallery with rotating contemporary exhibits — fine-arts exposure and visual critique for older students.

Community arts center with rotating exhibits and studio programs covering contemporary visual art, craft, and Rhode Island regional artists.

One of the oldest art clubs in the US with gallery exhibition spaces — covers American fine art history and studio art observation in Providence.

Providence College gallery with rotating fine-art exhibitions — supports art history and visual-arts analysis curriculum.

Regional watercolor society gallery with rotating exhibits — supports visual arts curriculum through technique study and medium-specific art history.

University-affiliated contemporary art gallery with rotating exhibits — supports visual arts curriculum through original works and design concepts.

Newport fine-art gallery with rotating exhibits — supports visual arts appreciation and art history in a historic Bellevue Ave setting.

Former church converted to arts and cultural center — supports art appreciation and local cultural history curriculum.

Community arts center with rotating galleries — supports visual art appreciation and art history curriculum.

RISD-affiliated gallery in a historic 19th-century mansion — fine art exhibits with architectural history context.