Yukihiro Iwakawa
Untitled, 1980
Lithograph, Artist’s Proof
Racine Art Museum, Gift of Karen Johnson Boyd
Photography: Jon Bolton

Nebulous: Abstract Works from RAM’s Collection

June 7 – August 15, 2015

Responding to exhibition themes at both Racine Art Museum in downtown Racine and RAM’s Wustum Museum that include aspects of science fiction, Nebulous features work with phenomena that may be floating, transforming, or imprecise – as if somehow moving through another dimension. The purposeful ambiguity of the imagery—with references to things that are known—further encourages contemplation and reinforces the connection to science fiction and fantasy. Drawn primarily from RAM’s collection of works on paper, this exhibition offers contemporary artists producing pieces with a variety of approaches.

More About the Exhibition

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Artists in the Exhibition

Christa Andres, Cheryl Bowers, Glenn R. Bradshaw, Robert Cadez, John N. Colt, Jean Crane, Roland DeBaker, Doug DeVinny, Bruce R. Froemming, Carolyn Gagliardi, Adolph Gottlieb, Karen Gunderson, Hideo Hagiwara, Gary Hanks, Keiko Hara, Otto Heino, Vivika Heino, Yukihiro Iwakawa, Norman Jacky, Catherine Kernan, Earl Kittleson, Harvey K. Littleton, Tomoharu Murakami, Helen Napier, Gertrud Natzler, Otto Natzler, Steve Peter, Peter Petrochko, Patricia Lee Raichert, Laurence Rathsack, Jamie Ross, Patrick St. Germain, Ronald Schrubbe, Josh Simpson, Pat Simpson, Hedda Sterne, Anthony C. Stoeveken, Margaret Suchland, Noboru Takayama, and Steven Weinberg

Nebulous: Abstract Works from RAM’s Collection

June 7 – August 15, 2015
Yukihiro Iwakawa
Untitled, 1980
Lithograph, Artist’s Proof
Racine Art Museum, Gift of Karen Johnson Boyd
Photography: Jon Bolton

Responding to exhibition themes at both Racine Art Museum in downtown Racine and RAM’s Wustum Museum that include aspects of science fiction, Nebulous features work with phenomena that may be floating, transforming, or imprecise – as if somehow moving through another dimension. The purposeful ambiguity of the imagery—with references to things that are known—further encourages contemplation and reinforces the connection to science fiction and fantasy. Drawn primarily from RAM’s collection of works on paper, this exhibition offers contemporary artists producing pieces with a variety of approaches.

More About the Exhibition

Press Room

Artists in the Exhibition

Christa Andres, Cheryl Bowers, Glenn R. Bradshaw, Robert Cadez, John N. Colt, Jean Crane, Roland DeBaker, Doug DeVinny, Bruce R. Froemming, Carolyn Gagliardi, Adolph Gottlieb, Karen Gunderson, Hideo Hagiwara, Gary Hanks, Keiko Hara, Otto Heino, Vivika Heino, Yukihiro Iwakawa, Norman Jacky, Catherine Kernan, Earl Kittleson, Harvey K. Littleton, Tomoharu Murakami, Helen Napier, Gertrud Natzler, Otto Natzler, Steve Peter, Peter Petrochko, Patricia Lee Raichert, Laurence Rathsack, Jamie Ross, Patrick St. Germain, Ronald Schrubbe, Josh Simpson, Pat Simpson, Hedda Sterne, Anthony C. Stoeveken, Margaret Suchland, Noboru Takayama, and Steven Weinberg

Gallery of Work

Exhibitions at RAM are made possible by:

Platinum Sponsors

The Estate of Karen Johnson Boyd
David Charak
Judith and David Flegel Fund
Ron and Judith Isaacs
Racine Community Foundation logo
United Way Of Racine County logo
Barbara Waldman
Windgate Foundation

Diamond Sponsors

Ruffo Family Foundation
Ruth Foundation for the Arts

Gold Sponsors

Anonymous
Osborne and Scekic Family Foundation
Trio Foundation of St. Louis
W.T. Walker Group, Inc.
Wisconsin Arts Board 50th Anniversary Logo

Silver Sponsors

Anonymous
Baird
Ben and Dawn Flegel
Friends of Fiber Art International
Sharon and Tom Harty
Dave and Judy Hecker
Horizon Retail Construction, Inc.
Johnson Financial Group
Lang Family Foundation
Dorothy MacVicar
Jan Serr & John Shannon

Bronze Sponsors

Dave’s Wine Garage
Educators Credit Union
Express Employment Professionals
Lucy G. Feller
Hitter’s Baseball
SC Johnson
Bill and Debbie Keland
Susan Manalli
Norbell Foundation
JoAnna Poehlmann
Rasmussen Diamonds
Tito’s
Twin Disc

Media Sponsor

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