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May 2019
Gallery on North
The Gallery at Hotel on North presents Paintings of the Berkshires by Robert U. Taylor, presenting a series of large paintings of the south Berkshires, expressed in a tight realism.
Find out more »June 2019
Exhibition: Trenton Doyle Hancock Mind of the Mound: Critical Mass
Inspired by MASS MoCA’s programming in visual and performing arts, Hancock will work with the museum to activate the space, collaborating with musicians, singers, dancers, and preachers to bring his complex story to life.
Find out more »Suffering From Realness
Suffering from Realness explores the politics of representation — and the ways in which artists use the body to grasp at and re-center the “aura of realness” in an age of uncertainty.
Find out more »Mulan Quan (Orchid Fist) Tai Chi with Alexia Rees
Mulan Quan (Orchid Fist) is the only major Tai Chi style developed by a woman master exclusively for women. Although the style is new to America, its health benefits have attracted thousands of followers throughout China, Japan, Southeast Asia, and Europe. Based on Hua Jia Quan, an ancient martial art featuring dance movements, this style is both powerful and feminine at the same time. Mulan Quan is beautiful to watch; it is a meditative dance through which the practitioner develops…
Find out more »National Sculpture Society Conference
New York City - Chesterwood Executive Director, Donna Hassler, will give a presentation on Daniel Chester French and Chesterwood. Also Harold Holzer, author of “Monument Man: The Life and Art of Daniel Chester French” will speak about French’s role as a founder of the National Sculpture Society and the New York art world during his lifetime. Details at https://nationalsculpture.org/news-events/conference/
Find out more »Berkshire Gateway Jazz Festival Jazz Brunch
Enjoy a Jazz Brunch at Starving Artist Cafe and Creperie with the Rich Vinette Quintet.
Find out more »Father’s Day at the Clark
Grab dad and head for the hills! The whole family can make it a museum day with a special gallery guide exploring fathers and father-figures in the Clark collection. Enjoy a picnic from Café 7 to enjoy while you relax by the reflecting pools or take a hike on our trails. Image: Winslow Homer, Two Guides (detail), 1877. Oil on canvas. Clark Art Institute, 1955.3
Find out more »Father’s Day at the Clark
Grab dad and head for the hills! The whole family can make it a museum day with a special gallery guide exploring fathers and father-figures in the Clark collection. Enjoy a picnic from Café 7 to enjoy while you relax by the reflecting pools or take a hike on our trails.
Find out more »For the People: Memories of the Old Corner House
From its humble beginnings in the historic Old Corner House in downtown Stockbridge in 1969, the Norman Rockwell Museum has grown into a vital center which informs the public of Norman Rockwell’s life and career while showcasing the history of American illustration through its ever-growing collection of work by Rockwell and other artists. The original sign from the Old Corner House which promised “Norman Rockwell Paintings” inside will be displayed amongst photographs of the original Museum staff and Rockwell family…
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The Porches Inn
The Red Lion Inn
Naumkeag Estate/Gardens
Maple Glen at Red Lion Inn
