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Exhibition-Related Programming To the Galaxy and Beyond! Martian Madness
Art of the Portrait Click here for class details.
Whiz Kids RVC I Can Draw! | Ages 6 - 12 Click here for class details.
Home School Programs We are always interested in getting feedback on programs or ideas for new RAM educational programming. Please contact us at the information listed below: Carrie Breitbach
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LISTEN/Alchemy_McClure_5_07_10.mp3
Listen to the Alchemy and Image Gallery Walk led by Michael Jay McClure, PhD
McClure teaches theory and history of modern and contemporary art at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He is also an accomplished poet.
LISTEN/Fred_Stonehouse_Art_Talks_4_16_10.mp3
Listen to the Art Talks Lecture
| Apr 16, 2010
Fred Stonehouse | Alchemy and Image
Stonehouse is a Wisconsin painter who has made significant inroads into the art scenes of Chicago, Milwaukee, and Minneapolis. He is featured with T.L. Solien and John Wilde in Alchemy and Image, which opens May 7 at RAM.
LISTEN/Robin_McCauley_ArtTalks_02_12_10.mp3
Listen to the Art Talks Lecture
| Feb 12, 2010
Robin McCauley | Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow
McCauley is a Rockford native who recently returned from the West Coast after teaching at UCLA, Cal State, Loyola Marymount, and working with LA Louver Gallery. An exhibiting artist in the 2010 Rockford Midwestern, she is the daughter of artists Marlene and Robert McCauley.
LISTEN/Hollis_Sigler_James_Yood_10_09.mp3
Listen to the Hollis Sigler
Gallery Walk by James Yood, art educator, critic and author
Friday, October 9, 5:30 pm
LISTEN/MobyDick_Wallace_4_17_09.mp3
Listen to the Moby Dick
Gallery Walk
Robert K. Wallace
Friday, April 17, 5 pm
Robert K. Wallace, Regents Professor of English, Northern Kentucky University, is a leading scholar on Melville literature.
LISTEN/NelsAkerlund_3_24.mp3
Listen to the American People Project lecture
Nels Akerlund
Tues, Mar 24, 6 pm
Nels Akerlund is currently in the midst of attempting to photograph and document the largest collection of American people in history. His goal is to donate this visual archive to an organization to help preserve the history of the people of this country.
Go to Nels Akerlund's website.
Visit American People Project website.