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===Art and museums===
The [[Lleida Museum]] opened in 2008 and displays historical artefacts and works of art from various periods. The [[Institut d'Estudis Ilerdencs]], a historically relevant building, exhibits both ancient and contemporary art. The [[Centre d'Art La Panera]] is a contemporary art institution. The [[Museu d'Art Jaume Morera]] displays art from the 20th and 21st centuries (as well as artwork by its namesake).

The city has a number of small municipal galleries, such as the Sala Municipal d'Exposicions de Sant Joan and the Sala Manel Garcia Sarramona. There are also several institutions dedicated to local artists, such as the Sala Leandre Cristòfol, containing artwork by the sculptor and painter [[Leandre Cristòfol]] (1908–1998); and the Sala Coma Estadella, dedicated to the sculptor and painter [[Albert Coma Estadella]] (1933–1991).

Private art galleries include the Espai Cavallers. The private foundation CaixaForum Lleida and the [[Public Library of Lleida]] also offer regular exhibits. The now defunct [[Petite Galerie (Lleida)|Petite Galerie]] was an innovative and influential gallery in the 1970s.

The [[Escola Municipal de Belles Arts, Lleida|Escola Municipal de Belles Arts]] provides higher education in the arts.