Riverside Art Museum invites artist members to submit works on paper for a juried group exhibition celebrating the creativity and diversity of artistic voices in our region. Exhibition Overview: The exhibition will showcase outstanding examples of contemporary drawing, printmaking, collage and 2D works on paper created between 2020 and 2024. We are particularly interested in […]
Join us on the first Thursday of every month from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. for the Riverside ArtsWalk, a vibrant community event that celebrates the diversity of arts and culture in Riverside and the Inland Empire. We offer free admission at both Riverside Art Museum (Julia Morgan Building) and The Cheech Marin Center for Chicano […]
In collaboration with Rainbow Pride Youth Alliance, we’re proud to present a health resource fair. Enjoy art activities, lawn games, and learning about local resources, As part of Artswalk, both The Cheech and the Riverside Art Museum will be open for viewing and admission is free.
Adrian Dizon and Cisco Streetlenz present The Human Interaction is a Beautiful Thing, an ongoing lens-based project of discovery and reflection on the ethical cores of collaboration and photographic practice. Join the artists for a special screening of the film, The Human Interaction is a Beautiful Thing featured in the exhibition, followed by an artist […]
Using plastic canvas, thread, and yarn, participants will create dynamic portraits and other images (figurative or not) that explore ideas of identity. The class is facilitated by Kandy G Lopez, an artist and educator who believes in the importance of self-expression and artistic discovery for all. Find Kandy online here.
Join us for a city-wide event with free admission for two hours after the museum closes! The Riverside Art Museum is happy to participate in the annual Doors Open Riverside event organized by The City of Riverside in partnership with the Riverside Downtown Partnership and the Mission Inn Museum and Foundation. Both of RAM's sites—the […]
Join us in celebration of Ada's 100th birthday! We’ll be showing a mini installation of her paintings and serving coffee and cookies. Be sure to not miss the corresponding exhibition of Passaro’s work at the Riverside Community Arts Association from September 26 to October 26, 2024. As part of First Sundays, the both museum locations […]
Artist Keliy Anderson-Staley will lead this photography workshop. Participants will learn about 19th-century photographic techniques and create their own cyanotypes. Participants should bring objects or documents of personal or familial importance that they can use to make cyanotypes. No experience is necessary, but photographers who already know the process can also bring digital negatives on […]
In a Halloween month special, UCR GLUCK Fellows will host a jumping spider activity. Think all things creepy and crawly! This event is part of our First Sundays program, where both locations of the museum are free and open to the public for the first Sunday of each month.
Are you an artist that wants to engage, inspire and help grow creativity? We are looking for artists to do live demonstrations, performances or art activities with our visitors on our First Sundays and/or Artswalk. These are free admission days and a great opportunity for meeting and interacting with the community and inspiring others in […]
Off the Wall: Last Call Mark your calendar for October 11-13 to celebrate the 10th anniversary and finale of our bi-annual Off the Wall art show and sale. This is a unique opportunity to start or add to your collection with the purchase of original art for as little as $100. Off the Wall: Last […]
Join us for a tour and plática with Rio Yañez and Angelica Rodriguez co-curators of Yolanda M. Lopez: Women's Work is Never Done as they discuss the intimate process of caretaking Yolanda Lopez's archive and preserving her stories for future generations. They will also share new perspectives that the archive brings to her lifetime of […]
Looking to refine your brand and logo? Join RAC for a FREE artist development workshop on October 23rd from 6-8PM at The Cheech led by Richie Velazquez. Learn how to create a standout visual identity for your art.
AIA Inland California Kids Draw event for local elementary and middle school aged Riverside and San Bernardino County youth.
As part of Free Sundays, Riverside Art Museum (Julia Morgan Building) and The Cheech Marin Center for Chicano Art & Culture are both free and open to the public from 12 to 5 p.m. No tickets are necessary.
Join us in celebrating Dia de los Muertos at The Cheech! LIVE ART- In collaboration with Barrio Fuerza (@barriofuerza), artists Alma Rosa Azul @almarosaazul and Richwestkoast @richwestkoastl will create Dia de los Muertos tapetes de arena (“rugs of sand”) BECOME THE ARTIST- Paint your own sugar skull, led by one of our very own Art-to-Go Instructors, […]