Arts Navajo Weaving Meets Computer Chip design at Bard The first full survey of Marilou Schultz traces the unexpected territory between Diné weaving tradition and computer chip design, now on view at CCS Bard's Hessel Museum. By Jamie Larson •
Location: West Stockbridge, MA "The Van Gogh Shogh" Makes Its Berkshire Premiere at The Foundry Donna Oblongata's award-winning solo clown show uses Van Gogh's life and legacy to ask what art is worth, and why we keep making it. By Jamie Larson •
Arts “Cagecircle: Composition for an Exhibition” Celebrates Cage’s Method of Chance Running through July 12 at the Bard College Stevenson Library, the exhibition organized by Jeffery Lependorf displays art from collections across the Bard community. By Sparrow •
Arts This Summer's Art Season asks More Questions Than it Answers Major exhibitions and institutions asking what this moment actually means. By Jamie Larson •
"The flying painter" Michael Indorato Arts The Berkshires Arts Festival Returns to Ski Butternut for Its 26th Year 165 juried artists from Maine to Florida bring ceramics, furniture, glass, painting, jewelry, and more to a Fourth of July weekend tradition By Jamie Larson •
Arts Local Legend Paul Winter Plays for the 4th at Music Mountain Seven-time Grammy winner, JFK-era jazz pioneer, and longtime Litchfield County neighbor brings the Consort to Falls Village. By Jamie Larson •
Arts 13 Chairs Take a Stand: "Don't Sit on Me" at Available Items Tivoli A politically cutting group show built around chair design runs through mid-July. By Jamie Larson •
Arts Juilliard's Top Lawyer Teaches Art and Justice at Tanglewood Lesley Rosenthal's "Arts and the Rule of Law" uses music and visual art to examine what justice looks like when it holds, and when it breaks down. By Jamie Larson •
Photo by Ruth Orkin. Arts New Intimate Leonard Bernstein Doc Opens at Triplex and Moviehouse Built entirely from archival footage, "Bernstein's Wall" makes Leonard Bernstein argue his own case for art's role in a divided society By Jamie Larson • •
Arts Berkshire Opera Festival 2026 Expands with Tragedy, Comedy, and Residency An 11-year-old opera company that fills the Mahaiwe each summer adds a training program built around a rarely performed Grétry comedy By Jamie Larson • •
Arts Paris and Dyonne L'Hommie Tape a Live Talk Show at The Foundry A one-night-only variety show doubles as a scene in the hosts' own documentary. By Jamie Larson •
Arts "Surface, Structure, String" Talk at Hudson Hall Curator Richard Saja, art critic Matt Moment, and CREATE Council on the Arts director Stella Yoon discuss Hudson Valley textile art during Upstate Art Weekend. By Jamie Larson •
