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The Taconic Crest Trail crosses Petersburg Pass.

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Visual Arts

Kate Abbott
Armando Guadalupe Cortés’ 'Castillo' honors the people and the land in his native Mexico with vividly bright seeds as well as stones, feathers, figurines and more, at Mass MoCA.
Visual Arts

Mexican living traditions animate contemporary art

February 1, 2023
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Internationally acclaimed artist Armando Guadaloupe Cortés invokes his native land in his installation at Mass MoCA and animates his sculptures in performances.

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Ceramics artist Karlene Jean Kantner shapes earthenware vessels by hand. Press photo courtesy of the artist
Photo by Chris Powell
Visual Arts

Karlene Kantner shapes wood-fired vessels

January 23, 2023
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On a slope in West Stockbridge, the air smells of wood smoke and frost and the unmistakable, clean sour scent of reduction — fire pulling oxygen from clay.

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Rachael Talibart's 'Sedna' captures a wave at its height off the South coast of England. Press photo courtesy of the Sohn Gallery
Photo by Rachael Talibart
Visual Arts

Riding the crest of a wave — #berkshireweekend

January 12, 2023
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The wave arcs upward, jade green and gleaming. British photographer Rachael Talibart has caught the water at the height of the movement.

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The outdoor sculpture Big Bling catches sunset light in golden curves in North Adams.
Photo by Kate Abbott
Visual Arts

Berkshire art catches momentum in 2023

January 12, 2023
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Even in midwinter, artists are working in their studios here and curators are planning new shows — from wood-fired ceramic vessels to storm waves …

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Birch trees stand close together on the shore of Lake Paran in North Bennington.
Photo by Kate Abbott
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We made these memories for ourselves — #berkshireweekend

January 5, 2023
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What can we imagine for 2023? … Looking ahead, I’m hoping for a rise in returning energy. 2022 has held quiet moments of intense beauty.

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Jean-Baptiste Hilair sketches visitors and gardeners in the Vegetable Garden in the Jardin des Plantes.
Bibliothèque nationale de France
Visual Arts

Promenades explore 18th century France at the Clark

December 21, 2022
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In a garden in Paris, a woman sits drawing the petals of hyacinths. She is shading in curves and striations, down to the folds along the tips and the green nubs of calyxes …

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A horse sculpture made of scarlet vines canters at the foot of the hill at the Bennington Museum.
Photo by Kate Abbott
Winter holidays

Bennington Museum holds unexpected discoveries — #berkshireweekend

December 15, 2022
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I’ve come looking for ghosts and spirits and mysteries. I’m here to see the new show ‘In the Shadow of the Hills,’ just open now in time for the holidays.

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A solo rider coasts down EJ Hill's Brake Run Helix in Building 5 at Mass MoCA. Press image courtesy of Mass MoCA
Photo by Kaelan Burkett
Visual Arts

EJ Hill’s Brake Run Helix spins toward exultation

December 7, 2022
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The solo rider in the single cart drops a full story in a rush, lifting both arms and shouting, and the cart slues into a wide arc. Los Angeles artist EJ Hill has created an art installation out of terror and delight.

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A Black man plays the cello softly as a woman leans on his shoulder at dusk, in a photograph in Lorenzo Baker's new work at MCLA. Press image courtesy of the artist
Lorenzo Baker
Visual Arts

New Orleans poets inspire North Adams art

December 7, 2022
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Los Angeles artist Lorenzo Baker sets a man and woman resting together, and a collective of Black poets from 1845, at the center of his new installation with MCLA’s Art Lab.

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Black boys ride in an open convertible, looking out at the highway and the landscape, in a collage of vivid color and palm trees. Press image courtesy of the artist
Artwork by Lorenzo Baker
Visual Arts

Lorenzo Baker collages the past and future

December 7, 2022
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Los Angeles artist Lorenzo Baker is exploring the richness of human experience and the daily lives of Black Americans in What Happens if February Never Ends?

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