Museum Without Walls: Art for Everyone, Everywhere
RAM’s “museum without walls” initiative brings art into everyday spaces, making creative experiences more accessible throughout Racine County.
Stories of inspiration and creativity.
Zero Waste at RAM: Sustainability and Care
RAM’s Zero Waste Initiative connects art, sustainability, and community through creative reuse, inspiring environmental responsibility and regenerative practices.
SPARK!: Living Artfully with Memory Loss
SPARK! provides free art-based programs for individuals with memory loss and care partners, fostering creativity, connection, and well-being.
Creative Gestures: Generations of Artists Build the Wustum Campus
RAM Wustum’s history reflects generations of artists, educators, and supporters who nurtured a donated home into a cornerstone of Racine’s arts community.
OBJECTS: USA: How SC Johnson Impacted Contemporary Craft
OBJECTS: USA (1969), sponsored by SC Johnson, helped redefine perceptions of craft, leaving a lasting legacy through exhibitions, publications, and collections.
John Dillinger, Warrington Colescott, and RAM
RAM Downtown’s site history, including a 1933 Dillinger bank robbery, inspired Warrington Colescott’s prints and connects local history with art.
Building a Collection by Hand: Bruce W. Pepich and the Making of RAM
Bruce W. Pepich shaped RAM into a leading contemporary craft center, building North America’s largest collection through vision, scholarship, and artist support.
Shaping a Museum: The Enduring Legacy of Karen Johnson Boyd
Karen Johnson Boyd’s collecting and philanthropy transformed RAM, creating a nationally recognized craft collection and championing artists, materials, and creative exploration.