Classified for credit

Fine-arts museum in Columbia with encyclopedic collection spanning European and American art — supports art history and visual-arts curriculum.

Regional art museum with rotating and permanent exhibits — supports art history, visual analysis, and studio arts curriculum.

South Carolina State Museum rotating exhibit featuring works from the permanent collection — South Carolina art history and visual-arts analysis.

Southeastern Wildlife Exposition gallery featuring wildlife-themed fine art — supports art appreciation with a natural history and conservation subject focus.

Regional fine-art museum with a strong American and Southern art collection, supporting art history and visual-arts curriculum.

Regional art museum with permanent and rotating exhibits — visual arts history and American art curriculum with Southern focus.

College of Charleston contemporary art institute with free public exhibitions — supports art criticism and visual arts curriculum in a museum-quality setting.

Spartanburg art museum with publicly accessible fine art collections — supports art history, visual analysis, and studio art curriculum.

Regional contemporary art museum with rotating exhibits — visual arts and design; supports fine-arts curriculum documentation.

Private collection of American art with rotating public exhibitions — supports art history and visual arts curriculum.

University gallery focused on Sea Islands Gullah Geechee culture and regional art — supports Lowcountry history, African American heritage, and visual arts study.

Community arts center in Aiken, SC with rotating gallery exhibits — supports visual art appreciation and local/regional artistic traditions.

Community arts center with rotating gallery exhibits — supports visual arts and art appreciation curriculum.

Downtown Charleston gallery with rotating visual-arts exhibits — supports fine-arts study and art-history curriculum.

York County arts council gallery in Rock Hill with rotating visual arts exhibits — supports studio art appreciation and art history as documented homeschool curriculum.

City-operated gallery in Charleston's waterfront park showcasing local and regional visual arts with publicly accessible exhibits.

Fine art gallery in historic downtown Charleston — exposure to visual arts in the context of one of the South's most historically significant art markets.

Regional fine arts center with publicly accessible exhibits — supports visual arts curriculum and arts appreciation study.

Community art center in Summerville with rotating gallery exhibits — visual arts appreciation and regional artist exposure.

Working fine-arts studio and gallery in downtown Charleston offering publicly accessible exhibits of contemporary fine art.

Regional fine-art gallery with rotating exhibits by South Carolina artists, supporting visual-arts curriculum and art-history study.

Contemporary art gallery in Charleston's King Street district — visual arts appreciation and critique of rotating exhibits.

Community arts center in downtown Greenwood with rotating gallery exhibits — supports visual art appreciation and studio art curriculum.

Downtown Spartanburg gallery with rotating exhibits of regional artists — supports visual art appreciation and contemporary art curriculum.