Upcoming Events

Building #6 Sarah Crowner’s gorgeous 10 × 20 foot tile mural Wall (Hot Blue Terra Cotta) — fabricated for her recent MASS MoCA exhibition — now guides visitors in and out … Read more

Renowned watercolor artist Barbara Ernst Prey paints a monumental watercolor for MASS MoCA’s expansion. Prey’s work will be 8 feet tall by 15 feet wide and depicts the … Read more

Louise Bourgeois described her artistic practice as an attempt to work through whatever tumult plagued her — psychologically, personally, artistically — to find perfect … Read more

Kelli Rae Adams: Forever In Your Debt Student loan debt in the US today totals over 1.7 trillion dollars and is collectively borne by more than 44 million Americans, … Read more

Amy Yoes: Hot Corners Amy Yoes’ site-specific installation Hot Corners, on view starting May 28, 2022, will transform a 142-foot hall space in MASS MoCA’s Building 6 into … Read more

Brazilian artist Marina Rheingantz’s paintings explore nature and the built environment, both real and imagined. Suggestions of buildings, houses, trees, and other … Read more

Over a period of fifty years, Gunnar Schonbeck assembled a collection of hundreds of instruments, handmade from a diverse and unexpected range of materials. His … Read more

The Williams College Museum of Art is pleased to present Embodied Words: Reading in Medieval Christian Visual Culture, now on view. This thematic reinstallation of … Read more

Victoria Palermo Bus Stand Off – Campus on Main Street in North Adams The Bus Stand, designed by artist Victoria Palermo, is a public artwork and permanent addition … Read more

Musician and sound artist Ryan Olson teams with producer and sound artist Seth Rosetter o convert the stairs and basement of MASS MoCA’s Building 10 into a musical … Read more

Sarah Oppenheimer creates precise instruments for manipulating our built environment–altering our frame of spatial reference, displacing our experience of inside and out, … Read more

Julianne Swartz’s work is rooted in emotion, vulnerability, and the provocation to recognize and connect to one another as feeling human beings. Over the years Swartz has … Read more

Author and historian Joe Manning speaks to life in and around this city — referencing the trains, hills, rivers, and buildings that shape life in North Adams. Manning’s … Read more

In 2023, Northfield Massachusetts will mark its historic beginning in 1673 after centuries of settlement by Native people, including the Sokoki of the Western Abenaki. … Read more

Amarelli licorice, 1970s Husqvarna motocross bikes, cattails, and railroad spikes: Daniel Giordano finds material for his provocative and playful sculptures on the … Read more

Which came first: the desire to fly, or the desire to see oneself at a distance?”– Suneil Sanzgiri At Home But Not At Home (2019) to see oneself at a … Read more

“There is a language of place, and it is the most direct human language there is; the most basic way to impose human order and meaning on an outside, non-human world.” — … Read more

Artist Mary Lum, who lives in North Adams, works in a range of media, including wall drawing, painting, collage, photography, and artist books. Language plays an … Read more

Beatriz Cortez: The Portals is an installation in multiple locations that explores alternative genealogies of Williams College. Stitching together different voices … Read more

Object Lab is a hybrid gallery-classroom that visualizes the Williams liberal arts curriculum through the museum collection. Faculty work with WCMA staff to select art … Read more

“Photography is an act of love.” This statement by photographer and critic Hervé Guibert is well illustrated in the subtle but striking work of the Bronx-born Puerto … Read more

Santa will be here for IN PERSON visits starting on Friday, November 3rd! This magical Santa Experience includes a ton of holiday fun! Write and mail a letter to Santa, … Read more

“Bright Suspensions” features George Reynolds mobiles and window hangings in a gallery setting to allow the viewer to be immersed in the shared space with his art.  … Read more

The emergence of British art as a significant collecting area at the Clark is a recent phenomenon. For museum founders Sterling and Francine Clark, works by artists from … Read more

Join us for the second annual LumiNAMA Downtown Holiday Lights Walk. All downtown installations will be lit from November 22 through January 1. The first night shares the … Read more

Join in the 40th Annual Holiday Walk in Williamstown! The street will be filled with holiday sounds and spirit featuring festivities with traditional New England flair. … Read more

Join other caregivers and their infants for a guided visit in the permanent collection galleries. This program is best suited for adults with pre-toddlers. Strollers and … Read more

Auditorium Troubadour rocker and Berkshire County treasure Johnny Irion has been bringing folk-rock to western Massachusetts and the world for decades. He has performed … Read more