Current Exhibits
Aultman Health Foundation Gallery
[First Floor]
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Un-settling: A Story of Land Removal and ResistanceMarch 26 through May 22, 2022 Un-settling is a visual accompaniment to the memories of yesterday and stories of today that parallel the words of Native American Poet Laureate Joy Harjo in her award-winning book and MassMu's 2022 NEA Big Read book selection, An American Sunrise. In celebration of An American Sunrise, contemporary Native American artists Norman Akers, Jesse Cooday, Gregg Deal, Dakota Mace, Natani Notah, Hulleah Tsinhnahjinnie, Will Wilson, and Melanie Yazzie add their own reflections on removal and resistance to Harjo’s stories. Un-settling is co-curated by Dr. Shana Klein and Marissa Tiroly from the Kent State University School of Art. Image: Norman Akers, Little House Effect, Lithograph, 2018 |
Second Floor Galleries
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The Immel Circus Gallery
Click here to learn more about Dr. Robert Immel, his collection, and miniature circus. Click here to view a small online gallery of circus photos from the Immel Circus collection, including P.T. Barnum and Tom Thumb. |
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Permanent Collection Galleries
Featuring the Massillon Museum's permanent collection, including categories of Massillon history, photography, fine and decorative art, ethnographic and archaeological artifacts, and more. |
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Photography Gallery
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Flex Space Galleries
[Second Floor]
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Preview of Missing History of Massillon: Unheard African American StoriesApril 2 through mid-May, 2022 A modest representation of the content and stories to be featured in the forthcoming exhibition, this display celebrates the project's progress from 2020 to the present, and invites visitors to learn more about how they can contribute to the narrative. The full exhibition opens in the Aultman Health Foundation Gallery on Saturday, June 11, 2022. Learn more about the Missing History project here. Photo at left: |
Studio M Gallery
[Second Floor]
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Michael Gill: The Grownups Keep Talking/Nobody Knows WhyApril 16 through June 1, 2022 Image: A Pocket Full Of Change (Detail) He Wanted To Finish The Job, |
Paul Brown Museum Gallery
[Second Floor]
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Tiger Legacy: The Story ContinuesFebruary 5 through July 10, 2022 Photo by Gary Harwood |
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Paul Brown and Massillon Tiger Football TimelinePermanent exhibit Travel through more than 125 years of Massillon Tiger football, and the story of famed Coach Paul Brown in this 30-foot permanent display, featuring photographs and artifacts 1891 to the present. |
Fred F. Silk Community Room Gallery
[Lower Level]
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Threads Moving Backward and Forward: Contemporary Textile Artworks from OhioApril 2 through May 18, 2022 Image: Katie Mongoven, The Four Stages of Grief, Cotton, 2021 |
Lower Level Lobby
Watchful Eye, photograph by Donna Moore |
Clicking for a CauseApril 30 through June 15, 2022 |