Milo Glassman is a Brooklyn-based hand-weaver. They hold a BFA in Textile and Fashion Design from the Maine College of Art & Design.

Glassman is a weaver working between woven form, video, and sound, examining the essential and familiar nature of cloth while exploring themes of interpersonal relationships, selfhood, and grief. In their work, weaving is a process of embedding in which the open grid of gauzy plain weave becomes a vessel for meaning and memory. Their practice is one of rhythm, tactile communication, and co-creation, transpiring between their body and the loom.