For Jack Shainman, Growth Is About Keeping Up With Artist Ambition
"If you can find a way to always return to what makes your artists’ practice grow, you’ll continually find that the art system stays true to the art itself."
Clark Art Institute
The Clark Art Institute, located in Williamstown, Massachusetts, was established in 1955 by Sterling and Francine Clark. It features an extensive collection of European and American art, including works by Renoir, Degas and Winslow Homer. The museum is known for its exceptional collection of French Impressionist paintings and its research and academic programs. The institute includes a museum, research library, and conservation center, offering dynamic exhibitions, educational programs, and public events, making it a significant cultural and educational institution. Read more about Museums.
The Year in Museums: Political Unrest on One Side and Major Gifts on the Other
It was pretty bad but it wasn’t all bad.
European Masters in the Berkshires: An Interview with the Clark’s Olivier Meslay
"Looking at art here is very different from walking into a museum in busy urban settings like New York, London or Paris."
