Featuring over 200 objects made of polymer, including adornment, vessels, and furniture, Terra Nova: Polymer Art at the Crossroads reflects a short but sweet period in the history of creative endeavors.

A glimpse into local talent, this juried exhibition showcases work from artists residing throughout Racine, Kenosha, and Walworth counties, along with RAM members living in or outside the area. This year's show features 117 accepted pieces by 103 artists.

Using a wide variety of media—including linen, wax, glass, paper, porcelain, paint, and metals—each artist represented in Field of Vision creates a rich and varied composition inspired by landscape, light and space.

This show combines works on paper—watercolors, graphics, and photographs—with sculptural objects from RAM’s collection. In addition to addressing the concept of still life in various ways, it reveals the diversity of the collection.

One of the RAM's Wustum Museum's most popular annual shows, this year featuring 98 pieces by 81 Wisconsin artists.

This exhibition—organized by Mobilia Gallery, Cambridge, MA—features the work of Mariko Kusumoto, know is known for crafting elaborate miniature stage sets with multiple doors, moving parts, compartments and drawers, as well as characters and props to inhabit them.

This exhibition is a survey of prints made in the last 75 years by artists who have an affiliation with the state of Wisconsin. Combining historical and contemporary works—from landscapes and historical subjects to abstract patterns and geometric compositions—the show highlights the strong holdings of RAM's works on paper collection.

Impressed by the global impact of consumerism on economies, environments, and land and humanitarian rights, Eskuche has used flameworked glass, paper, cardboard and other materials to create soda bottles, fast food packaging, and other items commonly seen as nothing more than "trash."

This exhibition debuts the arrival of gifts of photographs, prints, and books created by artists and authors inspired by the work of the famous architect.

Racine Art Guild Juried Competitions are organized to demonstrate the creativity of the members of this group of practicing artists, and to advance the appreciation of art in Racine.

A Glass Act contains pieces that demonstrate a masterful combination of technical expertise and artistic vision, as practiced by internationally recognized glass artists.

As one of the museum’s most popular annual shows, Watercolor Wisconsin brings together the works of artists from throughout the state. This year’s show features 106 pieces by 87 Wisconsin artists.

RAM presents a career survey of the works of internationally recognized ceramic sculptor Michael Lucero. This exhibition—the third in an ongoing series of exhibitions that feature promised gifts and works already in the museum's permanent collection—contains a total of 15 works by Lucero, of which eight are recognized as examples of his major sculptures.

This exhibition features 90 pieces by 45 Wisconsin photographers and video artists.

Featuring the exploits of fabled Depression era outlaw Dillinger—who robbed the bank that once occupied the Racine Art Museum building—this exhibition of graphics is drawn from RAM's extensive holdings of work by the Wisconsin printmaker, Warrington Colescott.

Viola Frey Family Portrait, 1995 Ceramic with glazes [...]

This show exemplifies RAM’s intent to successfully show graphics and paintings together with artworks in craft media. In this case, all the works are unified by floral subject matter.

Coinciding with Arline Fisch's current exhibitions and the celebrated arrival of Lloyd Coten's Contemporary American Basket Collection, this exhibition features works from RAM's permanent collection that demonstrate diverse knotting techniques, used on a variety of materials.

This exhibition debuts nearly 70 works from a 151-piece gift donated by internationally known fiber collector Lloyd Cotsen, encompassing baskets that vary widely in size and appearance and that incorporates a variety of techniques and media.