The architect's addition to the Clark campus in northwestern Massachusetts will provide a new home for the Aso O. Tavitian collection of European Old Masters.
Set to break ground in January 2027, a new wing of the Clark Art Institute, based in Williamstown, Massachusetts, will house the Aso O. Tavitian collection, which includes over 300 works of art from the private collection of the late entrepreneur and philanthropist Aso O. Tavitian.
Anne and Arthur Goldstein have augmented the Zimmerli Art Museum's collection with a substantial gift of modern and contemporary works, thoughtfully diversifying its holdings with pieces by women, LGBTQ+, and artists of color.
At the Southampton African American Museum, Damien Davis's "Hedges & Edges" exhibition activates the site's historic barbershop legacy with intricate laser-cut acrylic installations and immersive experiences that interrogate African American identity and community memory.
Against a backdrop of widespread destruction, dedicated volunteers in Gaza are deploying resourceful, ad-hoc conservation methods to safeguard a rich tapestry of cultural artifacts, from ancient archaeological finds to contemporary historical documents, under challenging logistical constraints.
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