Spotlight Tours New at RCCAM this Fall
Join museum staff for these fun and informative new featured objects spotlight tours happening on three Wednesdays from Noon-12:20 P.M. at the Art Museum. RCCAM […]
In Depth: Perspectives
Artist and Advocate LaToya Ruby Frazier presents on Flint is Family
February is Black History Month, and it’s a time to reflect upon the incredible journeys and resilience of Black individuals and communities, including in more […]
Girl Scouts get creative at Art Museum
By Ellen Buerk, Volunteer Docent A home run was hit when the Girl Scouts of Ross and Talawanda school districts teamed up this past year […]
Local History, Global Collection: Working with RCCAM’s Textile Collection
By Jillian Schwab, McClure Textile Fellow My name is Jillian Schwab, and this is my third semester as the McClure Textile Fellow here at the […]
Thinking about Ethical Acquisition Practice in Africa: A Nkanda Masquerade from Nigeria
By Jordan A. Fenton The past year provided an opportunity for a distinctive commission for the Richard and Carole Cocks Art Museum (RCCAM): a Nkanda […]
Not just a Teaching Collection: Renaissance Art History and the Miami University Art Museum
By Andrew Casper, Associate Professor of Art History, Miami University I have taught at Miami University for fifteen years as a professor of Renaissance and […]
Miss Black America and Beauty Queen
By Catherine Lammersen, Capstone Student & Curatorial Intern Every fall, art history majors and minors complete their senior capstone, a unique project between the Art […]
Choreography Inspired by art
Written by Ashley Goos, Visiting Assistant Professor, DanceDirector, Dance MinorMiami University Department of TheatreCollege of Creative Arts Every other year I get to teach one […]
Walter I. Farmer: new perspectives on the “Monuments Man” and MUAM founding donor
By Dr. Jack Green, Jeffrey Horrell ’75 and Rodney Rose Director and Chief Curator at the Miami University Art Museum. On my recent arrival to Miami […]