Boys sneaking past a “No Swimming” sign to take a dip. An old fisherman who’s caught a mermaid in his trap. These and other richly humorous illustrations by Norman Rockwell will be spotlighted this summer in Norman Rockwell: Illustrating Humor, a special exhibition opening Saturday, June 22, at Norman Rockwell Museum. The exhibition remains on view through Feb. […]
Community Access to the Arts (CATA) presents its annual art show, I Am a Part of Art, featuring a collection of 200 paintings, drawings, and sculptures by over 150 artists with disabilities. The exhibit takes place in partnership with the Clark Art Institute in Williamstown, MA, and the Lichtenstein Center for the Arts in Pittsfield, MA. […]
Arts and Culture, Exhibits, Family Friendly
Community Access to the Arts (CATA) presents its annual art show, I Am a Part of Art, featuring a collection of 200 paintings, drawings, and sculptures by over 150 artists with disabilities. The exhibit takes place in partnership with the Clark Art Institute in Williamstown, MA, and the Lichtenstein Center for the Arts in Pittsfield, […]
Arts and Culture, Exhibits, Family Friendly
Imaging Women in the Space Age showcases the achievements of America’s pioneering female astronauts and highlights achievements of pioneering and current female astronauts. From the earliest moon goddesses to today’s galactic fashions, visions of females in space have sparked the creative imagination.
Black Woman as Muse contains forty large-scale black and white photographs of African American women from all walks of life, posed and photographed in the style of the Golden Age of Hollywood. Photographer Jerry Taliaferro has selected these photographs from hundreds he has taken for more than two decades.
Arts and Culture, Diversity and Inclusion, Exhibits
Timed to coincide with the 150th anniversary of the First Impressionist Exhibition, held in Paris in 1874, the Clark Art Institute presents Edgar Degas: Multi-Media Artist in the Age of Impressionism. The exhibition highlights the innovative and experimental practices of Edgar Degas in the realm of works on paper. In his pastels, drawings, photographs, and prints, […]
Ventfort Hall is pleased to present Breaking Windows and Breaking Barriers: The Obscured History of Baseball in the Berkshires. The exhibit will be on display through Labor Day. The exhibit, generously on loan from the nonprofit organization Baseball in the Berkshires, shows the long and storied history of baseball in the Berkshires. From the broken window […]
Exhibits, Family Friendly, History and Heritage
MASS MoCA alumni artist Chris Doyle’s work highlights the precarious moments we face in attempting to care for the natural world, resulting in narratives built around themes of interconnectivity and the tension between the individual — and the group — in a culture fiercely devoted to progress. His video animation, The Coast of Industry runs nearly 300 […]
Join us to make your own art inspired by the art and antics of MAD Magazine! Taking a cue from the progressive, provocative, and always playful MAD Magazine, drop-in art-making is being offered every Saturday this summer. Projects will highlight different aspects of MAD Magazine, featuring recurring characters, comic strips, bits, and other highlights of its history through drawing, collage, and more. MAD fans of all ages are welcome, but […]
Arts and Culture, Class, Workshop, and Open Studios, Exhibits, Family Friendly
Boys sneaking past a “No Swimming” sign to take a dip. An old fisherman who’s caught a mermaid in his trap. These and other richly humorous illustrations by Norman Rockwell will be spotlighted this summer in Norman Rockwell: Illustrating Humor, a special exhibition opening Saturday, June 22, at Norman Rockwell Museum. The exhibition remains on view through Feb. […]
