The Racine Art Museum, located at 441 Main Street, is known for its celebration of craft and boasts the title of being “America’s Home for Contemporary Craft”. Inside, they curate truly impressive works that evoke a conversation of both narrative and process. When I say “narrative”, I am referring to the visual story that the artist has created on the surface of the piece, and “process” refers to how they created the piece, what materials, how did they apply color, lines, etc.
Watch the video below to see how Kevin Snipes applies (and removes) color from each piece.
Watch the video below to see how Dennis Lee Mitchell creates his “smoke on paper” work.
Visit the Racine Art Museum
411 Main Street
Racine, WI 53403
Christina Ann Rinaldi 