A talk with Giorgi Badridze, stategic expert and former Georgian Ambassardor to the UK.
Killer of Sheep (1977) became one of the L.A. Rebellion’s most widely celebrated films.
Artist Karin Stack presents FRACTURED, a pop-up exhibition of new work.
Author Dustin Griffin discusses his latest book on Williamstown and Williams College.
Artist Karin Stack presents FRACTURED, a pop-up exhibition of new work.
Join the editor of Frontiers of Gender Equality – Transnational Legal Perspectives.
Join Maggie Bennett, a member of the Stockbridge Munsee Community and GIS specialist.
Artist Karin Stack presents FRACTURED, a pop-up exhibition of new work.
Artist Karin Stack presents FRACTURED, a pop-up exhibition of new work.
Herman Melville lived at Arrowhead, his Pittsfield farm, the from 1850 to 1863. During that time he wrote Moby Dick and other major works. The view of Mount Greylock on the horizon reminded him of a sperm whale coming up to breathe.
The Berkshire County Historical Society manages the property. They have restored most of the house to Melville’s period. The house is open as a museum. It was the first National Historic Landmark to be designated in Berkshire County.
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