In Focus: The Color White at the Clark
Hear about the many artistic and emotional dimensions of the color, from light and hope to isolation and fear, through works in the permanent collection.
Sunday, December 28, 2pm
Museum Pavilion, Clark Art Institute, Williamstown, MA.
Do the words "Cloud Dancer" inspire any big feelings about the state of style in 2026? If so, this focused gallery talk at the Clark Art Institute is a good place to process. Free with museum admission, visitors can hear about the many artistic and emotional dimensions of the color white, from light and hope to isolation and fear, through works in the permanent collection. Learn how artists have used white’s subtle variations to create meaning, tension, and atmosphere.
Capacity is limited; tickets are available first come, first served at the admissions desk.
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Francesca Olsen is a writer, digital communications consultant and textile artist focuses on the heritage, ritual, magic, and the power held in objects and stories.
