On Thursday, February 15, drop in at RAM's Wustum Museum from 3:30 to 5:00 pm for a Free Drop-In for Art project presented by April Harris, Owner of Art by April Unlimited and President/CEO of the Black Arts Council of Racine. Learn about April's work and organization, then create a wonderful watercolor project to take home.

Join RAM for a special discussion with Mahogany Gallery in celebration of their annual Wisconsin Black Art and Culture Expo on Thursday, March 7, 6:30 – 8:00 pm. Moderated by Bronzeville Center for the Arts Program Director Mutòpe Johnson, this intimate discussion will feature engaging dialogue with Kenosha sculpture artist and University of Wisconsin–Parkside educator Trenton Baylor about Black voices within the field of contemporary sculpture.

Enjoy free Racine Art Museum admission from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm on First Friday, February 2.

Visit RAM between January 18–28 and receive $5 admission as part of the promotion! No action or coupon codes required.

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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.

Enjoy free museum admission, extended viewing hours, a free family-friendly art project, and discounts in the RAM Museum Store on First Friday, July 7.

Join RAM Executive Director and Curator of Collections Bruce W. Pepich and Warehouse Art Museum Co-Director John Shannon for a discussion about the contemporary craft field, including the pivotal 1970 exhibition OBJECTS: USA, assembling personal and organizational collections, and more.