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.
Join a member of the Clark’s education team for an in-depth look at special exhibition Women Artists in Paris: 1850–1900. Learn more about the incredible female artists who worked in France during the second half of the 19th century and about the obstacles they overcame to pursue their careers in the arts. This talk is […]
Professor of Philosophy and Cognitive Science Joseph Cruz shares the science behind animal minds and actions, as part of WCMA’s Summer Break Program Series: Ologies.
Musicians create an improvisational sound experience in response to bodies in motion, as part of WCMA’s Summer Break Program Series: Ologies.
In celebration of the exhibition Women Artists in Paris 1850–1900, the Clark hosts a summer book club exploring three novels set in 19th-century France, each centering on remarkable women, and continuing with Émile Zola’s ‘L’Assommoir.’
A sipping showdown with some of the best bartenders in the region, as part of WCMA’s Summer Break Program Series: Ologies.
Pastor Mark Longhurst and artist Brad Wells craft a communal, experiential response to the museum’s exhibitions, as part of WCMA’s Summer Break Program Series: Ologies.
Hyperrealist sculptor Carole A. Feuerman, recognized as a pioneering figure in the world of hyperrealist sculpture, will speak at an event to celebrate her life and work.
A mid-century modern stone folly with a playful, organic design holds artwork the Bloedel family gathered in the last century. Tour the house and and hear stories about the family and their collection.
Artist Andrew Beccone showcases the Reanimation Library, a collection of outdated and discarded books, as part of WCMA’s Summer Break Program Series: Ologies.
Del balcón, a solo exhibition of new work by Cristina Córdova, combines large and small figural sculptures to ponder the relationship between people andthe land in her native Puerto Rico.
The Hudson-based Good Fight Herb Co. showcases herbal remedies and the potential of plants to heal, as part of WCMA’s Summer Break Program Series: Ologies.
Vocalist Karen Adelman and experimental percussionist Corey Fogel will join Liz Glynn in a durational activation of her installation, The Archeology of Another Possible Future, inserting live music, spoken text, and performance.
Hear the bellows blow, smell the coal smoke, and watch hot iron worked by hammer and anvil as New England blacksmiths converge on the Village. Talk with blacksmiths and see them at work.
An art historian and a studio artist take on the age-old question: “what makes good art?” part of WCMA’s Summer Break Program Series: Ologies.
The Troy-based 22 2nd St Wine Co. pairs wines with works of art from the collection, as part of WCMA’s Summer Break Program Series: Ologies.
Learn about iPhone camera modes, focus and focus lock, exposure compensation, photo composition, long exposures, high dynamic range (HDR), editing and post processing.
A mid-century modern stone folly with a playful, organic design holds artwork the Bloedel family gathered in the last century. Tour the house and and hear stories about the family and their collection.
Curators Kevin Murphy and Caroline Hamilton explore the contributions of Jacob’s Pillow founder Ted Shawn and visionary modern dancer Ruth St. Denis to American modern dance, with more than 350 objects from the Jacob’s Pillow Archives.
Explore the the exhibition and experiment with stencils, watercolor and pencil on folded paper books and heart shaped paper to make a gift drawing.
Ezra Feldman, Professor of English, digs into the possibilities for narrativizing museum visits and encounters with art, as part of WCMA’s Summer Break Program Series: Ologies.
A multimedia sound and projection experience by artists and musicians Francesca Olsen and Joe Aidonidis, as part of WCMA’s Summer Break Program Series: Ologies.
Professor of Philosophy Alan White unpacks the meaning and many definitions of beauty, as part of WCMA’s Summer Break Program Series: Ologies.
Artist Ben Ripley illuminates the patio with an installation exploring the intersections of memory, mourning, and social media, as part of WCMA’s Summer Break Program Series: Ologies.
A mid-century modern stone folly with a playful, organic design holds artwork the Bloedel family gathered in the last century. Tour the house and and hear stories about the family and their collection.
In celebration of the exhibition Women Artists in Paris 1850–1900, the Clark hosts a summer book club exploring three novels set in 19th-century France, each centering on remarkable women, finishing with Colette’s ‘Chérie.’
