Events @ RCCAM: Event Reflections

Do you think you can identify the differences between a woodcut and a wood engraving? Jason E. Shaiman, Curator of Exhibitions at Miami University Art […]

On May 2, seven students in Dr. Michael Hatch’s art history course were selected by their fellow peers to present their acquisition proposals in front […]

Miami University offers a unique opportunity for its senior Art and Architecture History majors and minors to curate an exhibition at MUAM, fulfilling their capstone […]

Canton porcelain refers to the style of ceramic good produced and decorated in Guangzhou (now Canton), the capital of Guangdong in southern China. Canton used […]

Salvador Dali (Spanish, 1904-1989) was an prominent surrealist artist, gaining popularity and fame for both his quirkiness and odd tendencies. These characteristics rang true through […]

Created by sculptor Lucien Wercollier (Luxembourgish, 1908-1982), Eclosion is an abstract work meant to ignite a dynamic energy of natural growth. At the beginning of […]

Continuing with the theme of women in honor of International Women’s Day tomorrow, Friday, March 8, this post highlights the incredible feats taken by American […]

In honor of International Women’s Day on Friday, March 8, this post highlights two incredible female artists: Miriam Schapiro and Frida Kahlo. Miriam Schapiro (American, […]

Created by Yang Jin (Chinese, 1644-1727), One Hundred Children at Play embodies numerous symbolic themes pertinent to Chinese culture traced as far back at the […]