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The divine mother, or mother nature herself, is vast and overarching; she evokes deep emotions with her various colors and forms. For seemingly all of existence, human beings have been endlessly fascinated by her. A trip into the Texas State University FLEX Gallery will transport you into a serene botanical wonderland rich with luscious flowers, moss, tree fungus and other
Extended hours Saturday during the down time after Thursday's holiday.
A Thrilling Act: The Art of Anthony Eterovich (1916–2011) will open with a free public event from 5 to 7 p.m. Saturday.
What's new at the Mu? Studio M to host 'Andrea Palagiano: Self-Conscious' Margy Vogt Special to The Independent Mythological references in "Andrea Palagiano: Self Conscious" in MassMu’s Studio M dovetail with MassMu’s 2021 NEA Big Read, based on "Circe," by Madeline Miller, a book reimagining the story of a mythological Greek sorceress. HIGHLIGHTS The exhibition reflects the relationship between introversion and projected self. The integration of figure and pattern and the application of layers indicate the thought process in defining self within society. She is inspired by cha...
What's new at the Mu: Alana Cartwright in Studio M Margy Vogt Special to The Independent Alana Cartwright: Clothed in Resilience can be seen in the Massillon Museum’s Studio M from March 6 through March 28. It is the first of two annual university student exhibitions MassMu will host to provide a venue for emerging artists and their perspectives. HIGHLIGHTS Clothed in Resilience is a visual diary expressing peoples’ journeys to reclamation after experiencing sexual violence. The photography exhibition includes images juxtaposed with articulations that capture the essence of healing an...