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Clark Art Names Clark-Getty Fellow | 03:02PM / Tuesday, October 27, 2020 | |
 WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — The Clark Art Institute announced the appointment of Sarah Grandin to a newly created position as the Clark-Getty Curatorial Fellow through a Getty Foundation Grant. Grandin's appointment provides a two-year postdoctoral fellowship, during which she will assist in the development of a planned 2022–23 exhibition of eighteenth-century French drawings in collaboration with the Bibliothèque nationale de France. "I am thrilled to hone my skills as a curator of graphic arts at the Clark through the Getty Paper Project fellowship," Grandin said. "The collaborative exhibition the Clark has launched to shed light on 0 Comments
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Clark Art Offers Free Admission Nov. 1| 08:34AM / Friday, October 23, 2020 | |
 WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — The Clark Art Institute's First Sundays Free program continues on Sunday, Nov. 1, with a day celebrating drawing. Admission to the galleries is free all day, but advance registration is necessary. Visitors are invited to experience the art of figure drawing in the exhibition "Lines from Life" and then try complimentary drawing activities inspired by the exhibition. "Lines from Life" celebrates Herbert and Carol Diamond, highlighting works from the couple's collection of more than 160 French drawings and sculptures, assembled since 1964. The exhibition features works by nineteenth-century French artists, 0 Comments
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'My Favorite Year': Vintage LaughsBy Michael S. Goldberger, iBerkshires Film Critic
01:44PM / Thursday, October 22, 2020 | |
 I wish that I were reviewing one of the several movies about this pox upon our house that are certain to be made when the horror is deep into our rearview mirror. But until that glorious return to normality has us resuming all the simple joys of life we take for granted, like going to the movies, I'll be retro-reviewing and thereby sharing with you the films that I've come to treasure over the years, most of which can probably be retrieved from one of the movie streaming services. It is my fondest hope that I've barely put a dent into this trove when they let the likes of me back into the 0 Comments
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'Hoosiers': A Tale of Two High SchoolsBy Michael S. Goldberger, iBerkshires Film Critic
07:50PM / Friday, October 16, 2020 | |
 wish that I were reviewing one of the several movies about this pox upon our house that are certain to be made when the horror is deep into our rearview mirror. But until that glorious return to normality has us resuming all the simple joys of life we take for granted, like going to the movies, I'll be retro-reviewing and thereby sharing with you the films that I've come to treasure over the years, most of which can probably be retrieved from one of the movie streaming services. It is my fondest hope that I've barely put a dent into this trove when they let the likes of me back into the 0 Comments
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'Mr. Smith Goes to Washington': When the Good Guys WinBy Michael S. Goldberger, iBerkshires Film Critic
04:41PM / Thursday, October 08, 2020 | |
 …………………………………………………………………………………………… — attributed to Otto von Bismarck We need to send a whole bunch of Mr. Smiths to Washington. Jefferson Smith is smart, honest and has the nation's well-being at heart. Think about it. Save for some age requirements and one recurringly mulled stipulation that says the president must be born on our native soil, there are few if any legal prerequisites for holding political office in 0 Comments
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'Airborne Transmission, Prayer Flags for the Pandemic' Installed Along Hoosic River| 02:06PM / Friday, October 02, 2020 | |
 NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — Artist Suzette Marie Martin installed 200 memorial flags along the River Street flood control chute in her piece "Airborne Transmission, Prayer Flags for the Pandemic." Martin's public art installation consists of 200 surgical style face masks sewn to white cotton flags that are visually activated by passing airflow. Each flag is “socially isolated" in individual panels of the fence along the Hoosic River in River Street Park. "My intention is that this artwork acts as a visual prompt to keep community safety in mind, and compassion in heart, as we endure the long-term effects of this pandemic," Martin 1 Comment
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Clark Art Institute Kicks Off A Month Of Outdoor Activities| 10:59AM / Wednesday, September 30, 2020 | |
WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — The Clark Art Institute's First Sundays Free program resumes on Sunday, Oct. 4, with a day celebrating art outdoors. Admission to the galleries will be free on Oct. 4, and visitors are invited to view the Clark's first outdoor exhibition, "Ground/work." Advance registration for the day is required. Visit clarkart.edu/events to make reservations. Admission to the galleries is included but is booked using timed ticketing. This day kicks off a month-long celebration of the Clark's landscape. Free Outdoor Art Kits will be available at the Clark's Admissions desks throughout the month of October while supplies 0 Comments
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