Learn all about "Hoard Couture: Where Art Meets Fashion", on display in the Massillon Museum's Studio M until October 6.  Judi Krew's ongoing wearable art series uses clothing design to creatively display a collection of items, explore contemporary social issues, and works with unconventional materials as textiles.  

A few weeks ago we had the pleasure of speaking with Carlos Jones from Carlos Jones & The PLUS Band for a new episode of our podcast, MassMusings! We had such a wonderful conversation, and are excited to share it with you.

This episode of MassMusings features a conversation with internationally acclaimed artist John Chang.  Born and raised in Shanghai, China, the artist is currently based in Southern California. His solo exhibition in MassMu’s Studio M runs through August 11, 2021. 
In Ink—Transformation of Calligraphy  accentuates the visual and human aspects of the characters, the mark, and the gesture, transcending the text and the medium, extracting from language meaning beyond its surface value. 

Join us for MassMusings Podcast Episode #3, our in-depth conversation with CAN Triennial Exhibition prize winner and current Studio M artist Rebecca Cross.  Cross exhibits her artwork nationally and internationally, including in New York City, Sweden, Paris, Budapest, and Nagoya, Japan.  Cross is fascinated by mining the ephemeral potential of transformed materials, where line is made by shadows and delicate forms hold the memory of solid objects.  Her exhibition is on view in Studio M through June 16, 2021.

Join us for a conversation with our current Studio M artist Andrea Palagiano!  Palagiano's exhibition "Self-Conscious" is on view in Studio M through April 25, 2021.  Her exhibition reflects the relationship between introversion and projected self. Palagiano’s references to mythology dovetail with MassMu’s 2021 NEA Big Read, which is based on "Circe" by Madeline Miller, a book that reimagines the life of a sorceress in Greek mythology.

Studio M Coordinator Emily Vigil and Administrative Assistant Anna Young from the Massillon Museum interview photographer and current Studio M artist Alana Cartwright. Cartwright speaks about her new exhibition, Clothed in Resilience, on view from March 6 through March 28, 2021. Please note this episode contains discussions of sexual violence.