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Another opportunity to create a paper mushroom that fools the eyes. Part 2 is devoted to recreating one of the most famous fungi in the world—the white-spotted red mushroom known as the fly agaric.
Create delicious-looking polymer candies for use as Valentine's Day decoration or to give to your sweetheart—just don't eat them!
Thanks to generous sponsorship from the Osborne and Scekic Family Foundation, you can enjoy free RAM admission from noon to 4:00 pm on First Friday, February 3.
Paint your favorite pet on canvas—whether it’s a dog, cat, bird, snake, or something else! Bring a photo of your pet to the workshop to use as inspiration.
Join urban sketcher Patti Fallon as she brings the outdoor winter wonderland inside the Wustum galleries! Find a cozy spot in the galleries overlooking the museum grounds, then sketch what you see from the comfort of indoors. Patti will demonstrate the versatility of sketching on dark paper while focusing on the season's light and shadows.
Walk through Watercolor Wisconsin 2022 with RAM Curatorial Assistant Kendra Voelz to explore these stunning works from the comfort of your home.
Explore enameling skills and techniques for all levels—with a particular focus on beginners and basic skills—designed to get you up and enameling, and ready for more!
Create handmade cards and a collage piece inspired by the season of love! A great workshop for adults and teenagers alike.
From 3:30 to 5:00 pm on Thursday, February 16, take inspiration from Acquaetta William’s glass sculptures at RAM to create a glass-like, collaged vessel using paper, embroidery floss, and beads.
Learn to quickly draw clothed bodies in a variety of gestures. A model will be on-hand with different clothed poses to inspire your creativity, and artist Patti Fallon will help guide you through successful sketches.
Downtown Racine Chili Ice Walk https://www.ramart.org/wp-content/uploads/events/Chili-Ice-Walk-2023-graphic.jpg Graphic Courtesy of Downtown […]
Enjoy free Racine Art Museum admission and an engaging hands-on art activity on First Friday, March 3.
