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- Andy Warhol Museum
- Apex Art Curatorial Program - features contemporary work and provides brochures which contain an essay written by the curator as well as
reproductions of the works included in the exhibit
- ARKEN Museum of Modern Art
- Center on Contemporary Art - includes membership information, schedule, directions and a virtual gallery
- Contemporary Arts Center
- Contemporary Museum - galleries, a gift shop, and a cafe, all on a peaceful 3-1/2 acre garden setting in Makiki Heights
- Darat al Funun - exhibits the work of contemporary Arab artists and hosts lectures, workshops, and concerts
- di Rosa Preserve - opening their extensive collection of contemporary art and their historical grounds to the public
- Electronic Arts Intermix - EAI serves as a nonprofit resource for artists' video, offering screenings, preservation, and international media
distribution
- Exit Art/The First World - non-profit cultural center dedicated to transcultural, multi-disciplinary explorations of contemporary
art issues
- Fondation Beyeler - permanent collection of classical modernist works
- Fort Wayne Museum of Art - permanent collection features European and American paintings, sculptures, and works on paper created since 1850
- Frelinghuysen Morris House and Studio - Bauhaus style home of American abstract artists George L.K. Morris and Suzy Frelinghuysen,
displaying works by them and by some of their contemporaries
- Gallery 25 - independent art gallery founded by women students and professors at California State University Fresno
- Hara Museum of Contemporary Art - the museum's permanent collection includes works from Asia, the Americas and Europe, and focuses on
the diversity of post-1950 developments in art
- I Due Art 4 You Museum - Dadaist and Surrealist institution
- Ikon Gallery - one of the UK's premier venues for new art
- International Artist in Residence Project - 'the gallery' is a newly launched exhibition space which invites internationally
recognised contemporary artists to work, on-site in Guernsey, towards a public exhibition
- James A. Michener Art Museum - collects twentieth century American art and features a permanent exhibit celebrating the prolific
career of James A. Michener
- Jean Tinguely Museum
- Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art and Design - includes calendar of events, history and architecture of the museum, images from the
collection and a guestbook
- Last Underground - retrospective exhibition of contemporary multimedia art. April 15-May 15, 1999
- MAGASIN - Centre National d'Art Contemporain - exhibiting contemporary art, and offering lectures, classes, and conferences. In English
and French
- Magasin 3 Stockholm Konsthall - specializing in the work of contemporary artists with little previous exposure in Sweden
- McKinney Avenue Contemporary (MAC)
- Mercer Union - non-profit, artist run centre for contemporary visual art, with national, international and local artists
- Mill & Short Gallery - collaboration to introduce the role of curator into the realm of the artist
- Parrish Art Museum - maintains a full schedule of changing exhibitions in the Museum's galleries, with a focus on examining art of
the recent past or contemporary work
- Pyramid Arts Center - dedicated to fostering the creation and appreciation of contemporary arts
- Salon75 - dedicated to curating exhibitions of contemporary work in all media
- Serpentine Gallery - offering information on current and upcoming exhibits, gallery talks, artist talks, and other educational
programs
- Sioux City Art Center - celebrates the visual arts through education, exhibitions, and a permanent collection
- Soros Center for Contemporary Arts - current exhibitions and database of artists and their work
- Triton Museum of Art - a contemporary art museum with an extensive program of art, education and community involvement
- Urban Institute for Contemporary Arts - non profit organization featuring literature, visual arts, film, music, dance, performance art, and
multidisciplinary programs
- Vromans Gallery - leading contemporary artists in the areas of constructivism, tachism and lyrical abstractivism
- William Havu Gallery - focusing on contemporary art from the Rocky Mountain and Southwestern states
- Witte de With - center for contemporary art. Includes current exhibitions, artist profiles, and more
- YYZ Artists' Outlet - provides a venue for the exhibition of work by contemporary artists working in all media including both visual
and time-based arts (video, film and performance)
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- Centre for Contemporary Art - residential arts center in a restored monastery in Cyprus which offers studios, accommodation, and
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| Canada - Alberta |
- Power Plant - Canada's leading non-collecting contemporary art institution
- Walter Phillips Gallery - committed to presenting work by artists who provoke discussions of culture through visual art,
performance, video and new media practices
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| Canada - Ontario |
- Ottawa Art Gallery - establishing and promoting active relationships between artists and the community through exhibits, collections,
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- Museo de Arte Moderno - works of important XX Century Mexican Masters: Frida Kahlo, Diego Rivera, David Alfaro
Siqueiros, Clemente Orozco, Rufino Tamayo, among others
- Carrillo Gil Museum of Contemporary Art - collection of works by Jose Clemente Orozco, Siqueiros, Rivera and other Mexican 20th
century artists
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| USA - Colorado |
- Aspen Art Museum - small art museum specializing in contemporary art, located in the first hydroelectric power plant west of the
Mississippi
- Museum of Contemporary Art - Denver - to educate and inspire artists, students, and the general public about important new developments
in the visual arts
- Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art - presents visual works and performing arts from emerging and established contemporary artists
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| USA - Texas |
- Contemporary Arts Museum, Houston - A museum for the art of our time. Founded in 1948, CAM presents changing exhibitions of local, national,
& international artists
- Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth - includes information about the permanent collection, exhibitions, events, and bookstore
- McNay Art Museum - Texas' first modern art museum focuses on 19th and 20th century European and American art, and 20th century graphic arts
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