Racine Art Museum's Peeps exhibit turns Easter candy into sweet works of art
Updated: April 8, 2022 at 12:30 p.m.
RACINE, Wis. (CBS 58) -- They're the marshmallows some people love or hate.
Whether you like them or not, they make some pretty good art.
The 13th Annual International Peeps Art Exhibition is back at the Racine Art Museum. It features 162 creative pieces from artists of all ages, both local and across the country.
You can also cast your vote for favorite to win the coveted "Peeples Choice" award.
"What's exciting is that the quality of these improves every year," said Jessica Zalewski of the Racine Art Museum. "We actually have a lot of people that are repeat artists, so they learn their craft. I mean their craft is making work out of Peeps, right, but they're learning things and they get more detail-oriented every year."
The Peeps Art Exhibition runs through April 23.
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Posted: March 25, 2022 at 12:25 p.m.
RACINE, Wis. (CBS 58) -- Peeps, the quintessential Easter treat, can also be beautiful art!
The Annual International Peeps Art Exhibition is back for its 13th year at the Racine Art Museum.
It will feature work inspired by pop culture, animals, sports and famous artists, created by artists, families and organizations from across the world.
More than 100 projects have already arrived, and the deadline to submit artwork is the end of the day Saturday, March 26.
The exhibition will run from April 7-23.
For more information, click here.