Aqueous  USA 2000 - March 5 to March 20, 2001.  Best of the KY Watercolor Society annual show.  A diverse collection of paintings that show the possibilities of what can be accomplished with watercolor.

Brian Curling, Printmaker - March 23 to April 28, 2001.  Block print works by local artist Brian Curling who recently graduated from Murray State University.  Curling's work was chosen for inclusion in a juried national portfolio exchange in 2000.

Steve Shields In Retrospect - May 26 to September 3, 2001.  Sculpture by Hopkinsville artist Steve Shields.  This is the first retrospective of Shields' work since he passed away.  Shields work is important in American sculpture because he used the unusual technique of welding his steel and copper instead of casting them.  The exhibit will include over 80 of Shields' sculptures including some from the Grand Ole Opry, Belmont University and several family pieces which have never previously been exhibited.  (More info)

A Salute to Our Own - September 7 to October 16, 2001.  Ever wonder what kind of art work your elementary school or high school art teacher does in their free time?  Here's your chance to find out.  This exhibit will feature the art work of current and former Trigg County School's art teachers.  A variety of media and styles will be included in this insightful show.  (Press Release)

WPA Murals - October 19 to November 24, 2001. (Members reception October 20, 6:00 PM.) This photo exhibit is an intriguing look into a by gone era of Americana.  The Works Progress Administration of the Great Depression Era was a program that not only put laborers back to work but artists as well.  Most of the  WPA Era art went into public spaces in the form of murals.  This exhibit features color photographs of WPA Murals installed into US Post Offices throughout Kentucky.  This exhibit seems very appropriate for the Janice Mason Art Museum to present since our structure was originally a WPA built Post Office. (Press Release)  (Preview Exhibit)

Nancy Perkins Poetry Reading - October 20, 2001, 7:30 PM.  Open to the public, no admission.  Writer Nancy Genevieve Perkins, a long time resident of Cadiz now living in Springfield, IL, will read from her Poetry book "NYX Mother of Light" at a reception held at the Main Gallery of the Museum.  An excellent opportunity to have her sign your copy of her new book.  The gift shop has advance copies of this book which are also available on line by clicking here.   (Press Release)

Festival of Trees - December 1, 2001 to December 30, 2002.  The Trigg County Homemakers will present their annual festival of trees at the Janice mason Art Museum throughout the holidays.  Area train collectors will also display some toy trains throughout the exhibit.

Christmas Open House - December 1, 2001.  5:00 PM till ?  The lighted Christmas Parade begins at 6:00 the Museum will be open before and after the parade. The homemakers will be serving refreshments.  Remember the community tree lighting program and caroling will be held across the street following the parade.

Christmas Ornament Auction - December 1, 2001 to December 15, 2001.  This is the second annual ornament auction to be held by the Museum.  This exciting silent auction will be available to everyone in the lobby for two weeks.  Come by an see the original ornaments made by local artists. Join the fun and excitement and place your bid.  The auction will end at 4:00 PM,  Dec. 15th.  (Find out more.)