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The RAM Museum Store invites you to step into the past with stylish pottery from the last century. Featured for sale are retro selections by Abingdon, Royal Haeger, McCoy, Redwing, Roseville, and USA Art, from the 1930s to the 1950s.
Enjoy free museum admission and extended hours, hands-on art projects, and specials in the RAM Museum Store during First Friday on October 1.
Calling artists and craftspeople of all ages to participate in The Art of AdOrnaments competition for handmade holiday ornaments, wrapped boxes, and decorated trees. Entries must be dropped off or shipped to arrive November 3–6 and November 10–13, Noon – 4:00 pm at the Racine Art Museum reception desk, 441 Main Street, along with completed entry form.
Try your hand at creating collographs and linocuts, then print, print, print! This enjoyable art form can be reproduced time and time again.
Learn how to compose, mix colors, and finish a painting. Begin with a still life on paper to learn basics, then graduate to a full landscape on canvas.
Concentrated classes covering color mixing, controlling values, drawing for painting, and fundamental watercolor techniques. Address finding one's subject and staying motivated in challenging times. Class includes Q&A, gentle critiques and/or private feedback. All levels welcome.
Discover the basics of using acrylic paints, color mixing, and composition in these concentrated classes. Each class will provide gentle critique and/or private feedback, as well as a Q & A session.
Paint using palette knife techniques on canvas to create a fall floral vignette with pumpkins as the focal point.
Focus on the natural autumn landscape of the Wustum grounds as subject for location painting. Painting and composition tips and tricks will be covered during this one-day workshop. All mediums welcome.
Use crepe paper to craft cheerful sunflowers that look shockingly realistic. No prior experience is necessary.Â
Paint a lively scene of stacked pumpkins on canvas during this one-night only make it and take it art experience.
Design and shape small models on a computer, then watch your miniature sculptures come to life through 3D printing.
