The Racine Art Museum (RAM) in downtown Racine, Wisconsin, houses North America’s largest contemporary craft collection within its award-winning architecture. RAM organizes rotating exhibitions primarily drawn from its holdings of over 11,000 pieces by nationally and internationally recognized artists—more than half the works represent art jewelry, ceramic, fiber, glass, metal, polymer, and wood.

The museum plays a vital role in arts education through RAM’s Charles A. Wustum Museum of Fine Arts (Wustum), the original of the organization’s two campuses located just two miles from RAM. Wustum offers community outreach programs, studio art classes and workshops for students of all ages and abilities, and renowned local and regional art exhibitions like Watercolor Wisconsin and Racine and Vicinity Show.

Please visit the website for information about current onsite and virtual programming.

Racine Art Museum, photography by Christopher Barrett © Hedrich Blessing