Arts Season Preview 2024: Art Shows Consider our exhibition suggestions, then take an epic north-to-south museum and gallery road trip. By Editor
Andris Nelsons. Photo: Hilary Scott Arts Season Preview 2024: Music What's your pleasure? The summer music scene promises everything from classical and opera to electroacoustic to Judy Collins. By Editor
Ismaël Mouaraki, "Le sacre de Lila" at PS21, Aug. 24-25 Arts Season Preview 2024: Dance Take a look at some of the eclectic and exceptional dance companies coming to the region this summer. By Editor
Elevator Repair Service at Bard Fisher Center, June 20-July 14 Arts Season Preview 2024: Theater Here are 10 out of many theater productions we think you'll want to see this summer. By Editor
David Skora works on a piece for an upcoming show. Photos: Jeannette Brodeur Arts First A Forager, Then A Welder: Sculptor David Skora Transforms Discarded Steel The acclaimed Litchfield County sculptor transforms steel into a dialogue between form and motion. By Editor
"Are You Looking for Secrets?" Taylor Morgan, oil on canvas, 2023, 24"x24" Arts September Gallery Offers The Thrill Of Peeking Into Someone’s “Me” Two concurrent exhibitions by women artists express the adventures of our shared humanness. By Editor
The cast of last year's 10x10 takes a bow. Photo: David Dashiell Arts Behind The Scenes At Barrington Stage Company’s 10x10 New Play Festival BSC's production stage manager describes what it's like to put together 10 plays in six days. By Editor
Cate O’Connell-Richards, “Flail Broom,” 2022, brass, red brass, wood, broomcorn, twine, hemp. Photo: Kaelan Burkett Arts Rituals, Talismans, And Divination: Artists Search For Meaning In “Like Magic” The artists in MASS MoCA’s latest exhibition combine technology and magic in ways that reflect a belief system. By Editor
Arts The Movies Came Calling For The Orchestra Now At Bard (See: “Maestro”) The Orchestra Now at Bard was cast as a youth orchestra in Bradley Cooper's film about Leonard Bernstein. By Editor
All photoes courtesy of the Triplex Cinema Arts Take Two: Triplex Cinema Reopens As A Nonprofit, Community-Centered Theater The cinema faced its closing, but the community stepped in with a "Save the Triplex" grassroots campaign. By Editor
Arts All The Wonders Right Here In The Berkshires (A Collection of Eccentricities) Buried deep in the Berkshire Museum's archives, a collection of curious objects sees the light of day. By Editor
Shakia "The Key" Barron, headlining artist at the Wandering Dance Festival Showcase. Photo: Jim Coleman Arts The Rhythm Is Gonna Get You (Yes, You) At The Wandering Dance Festival The week-long community dance festival in Pittsfield will offer free dance classes and workshops. No experience required. By Editor
