A dancer under colored light glides like an impressionist brushstroke. In the galleries, painted tulips bloom and boats drift on the Seine, and on the stage, an agile woman recalls Paris a century ago. Art museums tease the senses here, and art shows encourage celebration, discovery, and fresh creativity.
- Williamstown gathers more art historians per capita than any place in the world, according to Michael Conforti, former longtime director of the Clark Art Institute.
- Among the colleges and museums, artists, playwrights, directors, composers and choreographers come to create, perform and develop new work and offer a broad pool of expertise in the Berkshires.
- This creative community translates into new ideas, art festivals and bright dinner conversations at cafe tables, and musicians sharing a beer in the MASS MoCA campus.
March 7, 2021
Enjoy free admission to the Clark as part of the First Sundays Free program.
March 23, 2021
A live broadcast conversation with artist Jennie Jones about her outdoor artwork “These (Mournful) Shores”
March 19, 2021
Learn about artist Rachel Ruysch (1664–1750) on of the foremost painters of her time.
