On view through September 23, this exhibition explores the documentary nature of photography during a transfixing “age under construction,” a half-century in which Paris transformed into the “City of Light.”

Learn about upcoming exhibitions, lectures, family events and more! Click here to download a PDF of our calendar of events. 

Los Angeles-based media and installation artist Jennifer Steinkamp’s cutting-edge art engages with one of the oldest themes in art history—nature. By deconstructing and re-engineering computer code, the artist utilizes the abstract language of technology to create vibrant images rooted in the natural world. The exhibition, Jennifer Steinkamp: Blind Eye, consists of six pieces including a new projection, Blind Eye, conceived by the artist to interact with the Clark’s 140-acre setting and the architecture of the Lunder Center at Stone Hill. Click here to read the press release. 

The Art of Iron: Objects from the Musée Le Secq des Tournelles, Rouen, Normandy presents thirty-six unique objects drawn from this celebrated collection of European wrought iron in an exhibition celebrating the craft and beauty of decorative iron work.

With a contemplative tone that encourages thoughtful investigation and audience participation, visitors will explore one or two works from the permanent collection with the help of a museum educator. Free with gallery admission; click here to reserve.

On Wednesday afternoons in July and August, drop in on a free metalworking demonstration by a local blacksmith and create a unique piece of wire sculpture inspired by the special exhibition, The Art of Iron.