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Return ceramics students can call 262.636.9177 to sign up for studio time, based on museum schedule and availability. No facilitator or instructor will be on-site.
Explore composition, painting styles, techniques, and color analysis through individual instruction. All paint media is welcome.
Personalize a ceramic vase of your own design! Learn clay handbuilding techniques and ways to incorporate texture and design. Return to glaze your vase after it has been fired. This is a fun way to make a decorative and functional art form for your home!
Discover the process of printing large-scale relief cuts using a steamroller as a massive makeshift printing press! Full Steam Ahead is free to attend at RAM’s Wustum Museum, 2519 Northwestern Avenue, on Saturday, August 12, 10:00 am – 4:00 pm.
Cut out a simple shape from metal, punch a hole, then stamp patterns, words, and designs into the piece. Finish with patina and polishing, and hang it on a cord with beads!
Meet the artists featured in the upcoming exhibition, RAM Artist Fellowship and Emerging Artist Exhibition 2023, on Tuesday, August 29, 6:00 – 8:00 pm. Chat with these five exceptional artists about their work and creative processes as you view an intimate glimpse of the exhibition at RAM’s Wustum Museum.
Free First Friday at RAM, September 2023 [...]
Take inspiration from the patterns, shapes, and colors in artist Lisa Bigalke's work to craft a stacked paper collage on Thursday, September 14, 3:30 – 5:00 pm.
Enjoy free RAM admission, extended gallery hours, free hands-on art projects, and a fabulous rummage sale during Downtown Racine's Party on the Pavement on Saturday, September 16.
SAVOURing RAM @ 20 Photography: [...]
This six-week course is an open studio for intermediate to advanced students interested in independent work while enjoying the company of fellow artists. Students have shared various techniques and practices in past studios, creating a rich environment for learning. This course will focus on individual coaching to help students explore composition, see values, understand light and shadows, and develop new painting techniques.
Learn to solder, saw, shape, and mount—the basic elements of jewelry design—in this multi-level class. Advanced students will learn to cast, form, and smith.
