The next gallery, "The Great War," highlights advances in aviation during World War I, when the United States government developed Mitchel Field as a base for military aviation, a role it would continue to play until it closed in 1961.

Yet another gallery, called One World, highlights the Twin Cities' international communities.

Typically, the gallery highlights the work of contemporary Manitoban and Canadian artists.

This artifact-rich gallery highlights 6,000 years of fishing along Florida's Gulf coast.

The plaza level galleries also house African art and a gallery highlighting the Robert Gore Rifkind Center for German Expressionist Studies.

The Latin American contemporary gallery highlights works Francis Alÿs.

The gallery highlights American rivers including the Rio Grande, the Potomac River, the Colorado River, and the Mississippi River.

The new institute's gallery highlights issues, publications, and artwork related to human rights worldwide.

This interactive gallery highlights the best photos of STEREO's prelaunch processing.

The lower gallery is home to contemporary art, highlighting the way of life of the Zambian people through paintings, sculptures and models.