Community Access to the Arts
Great Barrington
Community Access to the Arts (CATA) nurtures and celebrates the creativity of people with disabilities through the arts.
Sit on the terrace with a notebook, and you can look across gardens to a lake as Edith Wharton used to do. In a loft in a mill in North Adams, local artists are elbow-deep in clay. These hills have inspired artists and writers for centuries, and continues to do so today.
Enjoy perusing our introductions to some of the top-notch artist and writers living and working in the northern Berkshires.
Community Access to the Arts (CATA) nurtures and celebrates the creativity of people with disabilities through the arts.
A painter and collagist of luminous landscapes whose work can be found in prominent museum and private collections.
An influential comics artist and graphic novelist who is considered The Godfather of Queer Comics
Check out David’s line and color figure drawings and learn how he’s managed to continue working from a live model even during the pandemic.
The authors listed here reveal the rich literary community in our region.
Mary Lum’s work involves geometry, collage, drawing, book projects, tapestry, and more!
This local artist’s paintings offer inspiration and beauty of the surrounding landscapes.
The artists listed here live and/or work in the northern Berkshires. Their presence reveals the rich artistic atmosphere inspired by our community.
Working to make the Northern Berkshires’ community and economy a supportive and inclusive place for artists of all disciplines.
Frank and Amy have been creating art, living, and teaching in the northern Berkshires for decades.
A photographer who composes some of the most beautiful and always changing scenes of Williamstown and the Northern Berkshires.
Discover Diane’s haunting, beautiful ceramic heads…