Classified for credit

Outdoor and indoor preserve of environment-based folk and outsider art — supports visual art, art history, and creative expression curriculum.

Major art museum on the Milwaukee lakefront with a landmark Calatrava-designed pavilion — covers art history from antiquity to contemporary works.

Milwaukee Art Museum's lakefront campus features publicly accessible fine-art collections spanning centuries and cultures.

Iconic Calatrava-designed wing of the Milwaukee Art Museum — supports architecture, structural engineering concepts, and art history through world-class collections.

Dedicated glass-art museum with extensive paperweight and art-glass collection — covers glass chemistry, manufacturing history, and decorative arts.

Milwaukee Art Museum features a landmark Calatrava-designed movable sunscreen — art history, architectural engineering, and design are all curriculum hooks.

Small regional art museum with rotating exhibits — supports visual art appreciation and art history in a walkable small-town setting.

Gilded Age mansion housing decorative and fine arts collections — covers art history and late-19th-century American aesthetics.

Milwaukee museum dedicated to art depicting human work and industry across history — covers labor history and representational fine art.

University fine-arts museum with rotating and permanent collections — supports art history and visual arts curriculum.

Outdoor folk-art sculpture garden featuring hand-carved wooden figures — supports art appreciation and self-taught outsider art study.

Milwaukee arts center dedicated to jazz heritage — covers music history, African American cultural contributions, and performing arts.

Contemporary art center with permanent and rotating exhibits including folk, outsider, and decorative arts.

Outdoor sculpture park featuring welded metal dinosaur and creature sculptures — connects art fabrication and prehistoric paleontology themes.

Art museum nationally known for wildlife and bird art — connects fine art with ornithology and natural-history observation.

Contemporary art museum with rotating exhibitions — supports art criticism, modern movements, and visual-arts curriculum for older students.

Regional fine-art museum in Door County with publicly accessible galleries — supports art history and visual arts curriculum.

Art museum focused on Wisconsin artists from the 19th century to present — art history, regional cultural identity, and visual analysis.

Lakefront Wisconsin art museum with rotating exhibitions of Wisconsin and regional artists — supports art history and visual-arts curriculum.

Community arts and music center in Wisconsin Rapids — supports fine arts and music curriculum through performances and studio programming.

Historic estate with decorative arts collection and formal gardens — supports art history, period design, and early-20th-century Wisconsin cultural history.

Dedicated craft and fine art museum with strong collections in fiber, ceramics, and works on paper — supports visual art history and studio art study.

Regional art museum in a historic Victorian mansion — exhibits American and European art spanning multiple periods for visual arts and art history study.

Regional fine-arts museum with publicly accessible permanent and rotating exhibits — supports visual art history and studio art curriculum.