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March 2024
Call for Artists: RAM 15th Annual International Peeps Art Exhibition
RAM is thrilled to announce that the museum's beloved exhibition showcasing certain sugary, neon marshmallow creatures will be returning for 2024! Open March 21 – April 13, 2024, the RAM 15th Annual International Peeps Art Exhibition once again encourages artists of all ages to submit pieces made out of or representing this treat that's a springtime staple. However, do you want to be part of the show? This is your chance! Works made out of or depicting Peeps® can be…
Find out more »Call for Artists: RAM 15th Annual International Peeps Art Exhibition
RAM is thrilled to announce that the museum's beloved exhibition showcasing certain sugary, neon marshmallow creatures will be returning for 2024! Open March 21 – April 13, 2024, the RAM 15th Annual International Peeps Art Exhibition once again encourages artists of all ages to submit pieces made out of or representing this treat that's a springtime staple. However, do you want to be part of the show? This is your chance! Works made out of or depicting Peeps® can be…
Find out more »September 2024
SAVOUR 2024: 70’s Chic—Glamour, Glitter, and Gold
RAM wants to invite you to SAVOUR 2024: 70’s Chic—Glamour, Glitter, and Gold! Returning to RAM’s Wustum Museum this year on Saturday, September 28, 5:30 – 10:30 pm, this nifty event will continue the SAVOUR tradition of highlighting arts and culture in Racine by pairing local artists and chefs to create unique, delicious, and artistic experiences. This year’s event will also be commemorating a milestone event—celebrating 50 years of RAM Executive Director and Curator of Collections, Bruce W. Pepich. The…
Find out more »October 2024
RAM Showcase: Patrick Nagatani
Patrick Nagatani (1945 – 2017) was an artist committed to investigating the possibilities of photographic technology. Employing hand-coloring, multiple printings, and constructed scenarios, Nagatani built his photographic narratives through props, careful direction, and image manipulation. In addition to challenging the “truth” associated with photography, he touched on social, cultural, and personal issues, including nuclear power, myth-making, Chromatherapy, Japanese Americans, and the self. A former faculty member at the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque, Nagatani obtained his MFA from the…
Find out more »Collection Focus: Frances and Michael Higgins
In the late 1940s, contemporary glass production was given new energy as Frances (1912 – 2004) and Michael (1908 – 1999) Higgins reinvigorated the ancient practice of glass fusing. Capitalizing on the post-World War II interest in bright colors and abstract patterns, the Higginses produced mostly functional items sold through major retailers and worked with glass companies until they formally established their private studio in Illinois. Frances and Michael’s partnership—both personal and professional—seemed to fuel their creative energy, and they…
Find out more »Collection Focus: Frances and Michael Higgins
In the late 1940s, contemporary glass production was given new energy as Frances (1912 – 2004) and Michael (1908 – 1999) Higgins reinvigorated the ancient practice of glass fusing. Capitalizing on the post-World War II interest in bright colors and abstract patterns, the Higginses produced mostly functional items sold through major retailers and worked with glass companies until they formally established their private studio in Illinois. Frances and Michael’s partnership—both personal and professional—seemed to fuel their creative energy, and they…
Find out more »RAM Showcase: Patrick Nagatani
Patrick Nagatani (1945 – 2017) was an artist committed to investigating the possibilities of photographic technology. Employing hand-coloring, multiple printings, and constructed scenarios, Nagatani built his photographic narratives through props, careful direction, and image manipulation. In addition to challenging the “truth” associated with photography, he touched on social, cultural, and personal issues, including nuclear power, myth-making, Chromatherapy, Japanese Americans, and the self. A former faculty member at the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque, Nagatani obtained his MFA from the…
Find out more »Collection Focus: Frances and Michael Higgins
In the late 1940s, contemporary glass production was given new energy as Frances (1912 – 2004) and Michael (1908 – 1999) Higgins reinvigorated the ancient practice of glass fusing. Capitalizing on the post-World War II interest in bright colors and abstract patterns, the Higginses produced mostly functional items sold through major retailers and worked with glass companies until they formally established their private studio in Illinois. Frances and Michael’s partnership—both personal and professional—seemed to fuel their creative energy, and they…
Find out more »RAM Showcase: Patrick Nagatani
Patrick Nagatani (1945 – 2017) was an artist committed to investigating the possibilities of photographic technology. Employing hand-coloring, multiple printings, and constructed scenarios, Nagatani built his photographic narratives through props, careful direction, and image manipulation. In addition to challenging the “truth” associated with photography, he touched on social, cultural, and personal issues, including nuclear power, myth-making, Chromatherapy, Japanese Americans, and the self. A former faculty member at the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque, Nagatani obtained his MFA from the…
Find out more »Collection Focus: Frances and Michael Higgins
In the late 1940s, contemporary glass production was given new energy as Frances (1912 – 2004) and Michael (1908 – 1999) Higgins reinvigorated the ancient practice of glass fusing. Capitalizing on the post-World War II interest in bright colors and abstract patterns, the Higginses produced mostly functional items sold through major retailers and worked with glass companies until they formally established their private studio in Illinois. Frances and Michael’s partnership—both personal and professional—seemed to fuel their creative energy, and they…
Find out more »RAM Showcase: Patrick Nagatani
Patrick Nagatani (1945 – 2017) was an artist committed to investigating the possibilities of photographic technology. Employing hand-coloring, multiple printings, and constructed scenarios, Nagatani built his photographic narratives through props, careful direction, and image manipulation. In addition to challenging the “truth” associated with photography, he touched on social, cultural, and personal issues, including nuclear power, myth-making, Chromatherapy, Japanese Americans, and the self. A former faculty member at the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque, Nagatani obtained his MFA from the…
Find out more »Free Fall Family Fun Fest
Calling all ghosts and goblins! Join the Witches of Wustum for Free Fall Family Fun Fest, happening this year on Saturday, October 26, from 1:00 to 4:00 pm at RAM's Wustum Museum. What spooky surprises are in store for you? RAM is happy to provide more than a few tricks and treats to help you get into the Halloween spirit. Dress in your best costume and strut your stuff in the annual costume parade. Pick a pumpkin from the gourd-geous…
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