RAM - Racine Art Museum

Spurred by an interest in investigating color, form, and texture, this nationally known wood artist has focused on “the character of the raw pieces of wood.

Racine Art Museum highlights functional artworks from the museum's collection that could be used for everyday rituals such as drinking and eating.

Racine Art Museum celebrates over 25 works from Polish artists gifted to the collection by longtime supporters of Racine Art Museum.

Within the pristine white walls of a contemporary art museum that overlooks Lake Michigan, the Racine Art Museum presents an untraditional exhibition showcasing fluffy, sugar-coated marshmallow PEEPS®.

The figure is used to tell stories, to symbolize existence, and to represent the human condition.

In honor of this year's Harley-Davidson's 110th Anniversary Celebration, RAM presents over 15 portraits captured by Michael Pry, now in the collection of the Racine Art Museum.

The Racine Art Museum now has the largest contemporary crafts collection in the United States. Over the last 10 years, RAM's holdings of contemporary crafts and works on paper have nearly quadrupled.

This year marks the Racine Art Museum's 10th Anniversary in Downtown Racine. The museum is a significant anchor to downtown Racine as well as a nationally recognized cultural destination in the heart of the community.

Long utilized in wearable objects, wood immediately connects the body to the natural landscape. This exhibition features the work of emerging and established artists that use wood as the primary medium for creating jewelry and adornment.

Each year, the Racine Art Museum welcomes the newest gifts of artworks to its collection with a debut exhibition. Open through May 6, 2012, Sitting Pretty: Furniture from RAM's Collection celebrates the arrival of handmade furniture.