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22 matches in Tennessee
Comprehensive museum tracing the history and cultural impact of country music through instruments, recordings, costumes, and oral histories.
Major Nashville art museum with rotating and permanent exhibits — visual arts history, art techniques, and cross-cultural artistic traditions.
Major American art museum with permanent collection spanning colonial to contemporary periods — supports art history and visual arts curriculum.
Major regional art museum with permanent and traveling collections spanning Western art history — supports visual arts and art history curriculum.
University art museum with rotating and permanent collections covering painting, prints, and African art — supports formal art history study.
Memphis museum with Asian decorative arts and Judaica — covers art history, world cultures, and comparative religious material culture.
Chattanooga Bluff View Art District — walkable cluster of galleries, museums (Hunter), and restaurants.
Multi-disciplinary arts center in a renovated Memphis building — supports visual arts, music, and contemporary studio practice.
Decorative-arts museum with 17-acre formal gardens — supports visual art study alongside botany and landscape design.
HBCU galleries featuring Alfred Stieglitz photographs and Aaron Douglas Harlem Renaissance murals — art history and African American cultural studies.
Immersive digital art gallery with large-scale projected exhibits — visual arts and media technology.
Contemporary art gallery with rotating exhibits — supports visual art analysis and critical aesthetic thinking for older students.
Regional fine-arts museum with American and international collections — supports visual art history, aesthetic analysis, and studio art curriculum.
Fine-arts museum with permanent and rotating collections spanning American and European art history.
Outdoor sculpture garden in downtown Chattanooga — accessible public art for visual arts appreciation and art-history discussion.
University fine-arts museum with rotating and permanent collections — supports visual-art appreciation and art-history curriculum.
Antebellum-era home converted to arts and cultural center with rotating exhibits — covers visual art and Tennessee regional history.
University gallery with rotating exhibits of student and professional work — supports visual art critique and design history curriculum.
Small fine-art gallery in downtown Chattanooga featuring regional and national contemporary artists — studio art and art criticism.
Community arts center with gallery exhibits — supports visual arts curriculum with accessible original works.
Community arts center in Tullahoma with gallery exhibitions and studio programs — supports visual-arts curriculum.
Regional art center with publicly accessible gallery — supports visual arts curriculum with rotating exhibits.
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