Racine Art Museum

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With a concentration in ceramics, fibers, glass, metals and wood, RAM features one of the most significant collections of contemporary crafts in North America. The evolution of its collections began at the Charles A. Wustum Museum of Fine Arts with 300 pieces created for the Works Progress Administration's Federal Art Project in the 1930s. more

Today, RAM holds more than 3,500 objects in its permanent collection, including works by Dale Chihuly, Joel Philip Myers, Wendell Castle, Gertrud and Otto Natzler, Lia Cook, Peter Voulkos, Albert Paley, Toshiko Takaezu, Arline Fisch and several hundred more.

Collection images, clockwise left to right:
Michael Davis American, 1952 – The Devil Made Me Do It, 1988 Rattan, wood, and paint Racine Art Museum, Gift of Barbara S. Rosenthal and Kenneth W. Juster		Richard Milette Canadian, 1960 – Tea Caddy, 1989 Luster-glazed earthenware Racine Art Museum, the Donna Moog Teapot Collection		Toshiko Takaezu American, 1922 – Unas, 1999-2000, From the Star Series Glazed stoneware Racine Art Museum, Gift of the Artist		William Morris American, 1957 – Untitled Vessels from the Shard Drawing Series, 1979-1981 Glass Racine Art Museum, Gift of the Brillson Foundation in Memory of Michael Baer Brillson

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