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Join RAM for a free, family friendly hands-on art project from 1:00 to 4:00 pm on Saturday, January 7. View David R. Harper's zodiac-inspired sculptures in the RAM galleries, then create a paper lantern adorned with designs about astrology, the winter solstice, and the upcoming full moon.
Learn the art of tooling on foil to create a wide variety of metallic masterpieces!
Learn to fuse fine silver wire into loops, then make them into earrings. How to create earring wires will also be covered. All skill levels are welcome.
Explore the art of watercolor painting and learn different ways to work with aqueous materials.
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.
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.
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.
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 [...]
Use acrylic paint to depict delightfully adorable bunnies and chicks inspired by the spring season!
In partnership with Mahogany Gallery as part of the 2nd Annual Wisconsin Black Art & Culture Expo, RAM will host an interactive walking tour of works by artists of color in the museum's permanent collection. Milwaukee-based artist Mutòpe Johnson and artist/Mahogany Gallery owner Scott Terry will guide visitors throughout the RAM galleries while discussing a selection of pieces that resonate with them.
