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30 matches in Washington
Permanent exhibition of Dale Chihuly glass sculpture indoors and in garden — supports study of art glass techniques and the chemistry of glassblowing.
Isolated Columbia Gorge art museum housing Rodin sculptures, Native American art, and European collections — covers art history, sculpture, and Pacific Northwest heritage.
Regional museum with publicly accessible art, history, and Indigenous cultural collections covering the Inland Northwest.
Major encyclopedic art museum with permanent and rotating collections spanning global art history, supporting art history and visual arts curriculum.
Dedicated Asian art museum in Volunteer Park with permanent and rotating collections — covers art history, Asian cultures, and aesthetic traditions.
Accredited art museum with rotating and permanent collections covering American and Northwest art — supports visual arts curriculum and art history.
Art gallery housed in a historic cave-like space in Vancouver — supports visual art appreciation and studio art studies.
Downtown Vancouver fine-art gallery featuring local and Pacific Northwest artists, with rotating shows and a custom frame shop — a quick, kid-friendly art stop.
Free community art museum with rotating exhibits of regional and national artists — supports visual art curriculum and art criticism.
Museum dedicated to Pacific Northwest modernist and contemporary art — covers regional art history and 20th-century American art movements.
Free Seattle art museum with permanent and rotating fine-art exhibitions — supports visual art history and studio art curriculum.
University of Washington contemporary art museum with rotating exhibits covering modern art movements, media arts, and visual culture.
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University art museum with rotating fine-art collections covering art history, visual culture, and cross-cultural artistic traditions.
University art museum at Gonzaga with rotating and permanent collections — supports visual art history and analysis across multiple media.
Whatcom Museum's contemporary art wing in Bellingham WA — permanent and rotating collections support visual art history and criticism.
Regional art museum focused on Pacific Northwest artists — supports art history, visual art analysis, and regional cultural studies.
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Gallery specializing in Northwest Coast Native American art — supports Indigenous art history and Pacific Northwest cultural studies.
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Immersive light-art installation space in Seattle — color theory, optics, and visual perception as cross-curricular art and physics.
Regional art and history museum in a historic 1892 city hall — covers Pacific Northwest art, cultural history, and architecture.
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Contemporary art gallery in Pioneer Square featuring rotating exhibits — supports visual art analysis and critique.
Gallery specializing in indigenous and tribal arts from around the world — cross-cultural visual arts and social studies context.
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Community arts center gallery on Vashon Island with rotating exhibits — supports visual art appreciation in a rural setting.
Yakima Valley Community College art gallery with rotating fine arts exhibits — supports visual arts and art appreciation curriculum.
Small community art gallery with rotating exhibits — provides basic visual arts exposure and art-appreciation curriculum support.
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