Rivers and Reverence

On view through Nov. 17

This fall, the Clark and the Hoosic River Watershed Association (HooRWA) partner to host Rivers and Reverence, a community exhibition of photography that explores how the Hoosic River, its tributaries, and its watershed contribute to the sense of home in the Berkshires. On view in the Hunter Studio at the Lunder Center at Stone Hill.

The Met: Live in HD

On sale now!
The Met: Live in HD is the Metropolitan Opera’s Peabody and Emmy Award-winning series of live performances transmitted to theaters in seventy countries around the world. Tickets for the 2019-20 season are on sale now! 

Try our Multimedia Guide!

Connect more deeply with art using a multimedia guide, available at the admission desk ($5/$3 members). Or, download the Clark's mobile app onto your smartphone using iTunes or Google Play™.

Travels on Paper

Opens November 16
Before our era of mass tourism and Instagrammable vacations, the opportunity to visit renowned sites and experience exotic locales was limited to a privileged few. Printed imagery meant that scenes of foreign lands, majestic monuments, and picturesque views could spread to a much wider public. This exhibition will take visitors on a world tour featuring prints, drawings, and photographs by Camille Corot, Alexandre-Gabriel Decamps, John La Farge, Robert Macpherson, Thomas Moran, Félix Teynard, and others. Read the full press release.

Summer 2020 Shows

The Clark just announced its summer 2020 exhibition schedule featuring a diverse program of exhibitions ranging from the exceptional work of one of Norway’s most revered artists to innovative projects highlighting some of the most exciting contemporary artists working today. The 2020 summer season includes the Clark’s first outdoor exhibition, Ground/work, featuring six site-responsive commissions in dialogue with the Clark’s 140-acre campus. Read the full press release.

The Gleaners and I

Wednesday, Nov. 13, 6 pm
This award-winning film by Agnès Varda takes those on the margins, who subsist or even thrive on leftovers, as its subjects. The film begins with a brief introduction and is followed by light refreshments and conversation in the Manton Reading Room. Free.

Berkshire Natural History Conference

Saturday, Nov. 16, 9 am–4 pm
The 5th Annual Berkshire Natural History Conference will be held at the Clark. Join the Hoosic River Watershed Association (HooRWA) for a day long series of short presentations on the natural history of the Berkshires. Click here for tickets and info. 

Opening Lecture: Travels on Paper

Sunday, Nov. 17, 2 pm
Join Anne Leonard, Manton Curator of Prints, Drawings, and Photographs, as she presents an overview of Travels on Paper.