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Find inspiration from the colors and themes of the holiday season to create a variety of artwork that expresses gratitude and joy.
RAM is especially pleased and honored to announce that for the third year in a row, the first $30,000 in 2022 year-end gifts received or postmarked by December 31, 2022, will be matched by David Charak and the Ruffo Family Foundation.
Add to your art collection or purchase unique holiday gifts! Buy one-of-a-kind, museum-quality artwork, antiques, and collectibles donated to raise funds to support RAM programs and collections care.
Weave a functional basket inspired by the artwork of Dawn Walden, an Ojibwe descendant and member of the Mackinac Band of Chippewa and Ottawa Indians.
Paint a quilt pattern on the side of a barn using palette knife painting techniques on canvas.
Learn the art of sgraffito, which involves scratching designs into underglazed clay to show the contrast between color and the clay body, to create one-of-a-kind designs on a ceramic plate for a usable piece of art or a lovely wall decoration.
Kick off the holidays in your favorite Museum Store with special sales and promotions. Find the greatest gifts and stocking stuffers for everyone on your list.
Kick off the holidays in your favorite Museum Store with special sales and promotions on Small Business Saturday, November 26, 11:00 am – 4:00 pm. Find the greatest gifts and stocking stuffers for everyone on your list!
RAM is partnering with Andis Foundation, the charitable giving arm of the Andis® Company, for GivingTuesday on November 29. The Foundation has generously provided $3,000 to match gifts made to RAM during this day-long global movement for generosity.
Thanks to generous sponsorship from the Osborne and Scekic Family Foundation, visitors can enjoy free Racine Art Museum admission from noon to 4:00 pm on First Friday, December 2.
'Tis the season to make art! Take inspiration from the snowy holiday season to create one-of-a-kind decorations and gifts.
Learn the age-old tradition of teapot creation. Use clay to form all the components—the body, lid, handle, and spout—by hand. Ceramic handbuilding techniques will be explored, and the finished pots will be underglazed with a clear glaze to make them food safe.
