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Major encyclopedic art museum with permanent and rotating collections spanning global art history, supporting art history and visual arts curriculum.

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.

Museum dedicated to Pacific Northwest modernist and contemporary art — covers regional art history and 20th-century American art movements.

Whatcom Museum's contemporary art wing in Bellingham WA — permanent and rotating collections support visual art history and criticism.

Gallery specializing in Northwest Coast Native American art — supports Indigenous art history and Pacific Northwest cultural studies.

Immersive light-art installation space in Seattle — color theory, optics, and visual perception as cross-curricular art and physics.

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.

Community arts center gallery on Vashon Island with rotating exhibits — supports visual art appreciation in a rural setting.

Cultural arts gallery in Delridge, Seattle focused on Latinx community arts — supports multicultural studies and visual art curriculum.

Island art museum with rotating exhibits — supports visual arts curriculum in an accessible island-town setting.

Visual and literary arts center in Redmond, WA with gallery exhibits — supports art appreciation, studio arts, and creative-writing connections.