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"Rainbow" Ruby Bridges comes to Pittsfield to "inspire a new generation."
Berkshires-based rapper, producer Jackson Whalan and his live band will be stopping by HiLo North Adams, 8 p.m., Oct. 30, to celebrate "Hiloween." We recently caught up with the lyricist to learn the inspiration behind "No," his latest single which is available on all streaming platforms and via music.jacksonwhalan.com/no.
Jackson Whalan performs at HiLo North Adams, 8 p.m., Oct. 30.
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and his sister Maria-Anna, called 'Nannerl' by Eusebius Johann Alphen, on ivory. Mozart Museum, Salzburg, Austria Ge…
The Wit Gallery welcomes award-winning oil painter John-Mark Gleadow for its annual “Open Aire” exhibition of the artist’s ultra-realist works.
Yoko Ono stands behind an art installation at the opening of her show entitled " Endangered Species" at the Mary Boone Gallery in New York on …
Baier's music has been used in television shows, commercials, and in several documentaries, including "Ferry Tales," which was a 2004 Academy …
Baier's new album "Making Space," was written and recorded over a decade. "It's as if the album had to sit awhile," he said.
Robby Baier recently moved his recording studio back to the village of Housatonic, setting up shop in MUSE Housatonic, the Multi-Use Studio Ex…
Works created by five French artists are the subject of The Clark Art Institute's "A Change in the Light: The Cliché-verre in 19th-Century France," drawn from the "Forty Clichés-verre (Quarante Clichés-Glace)," a portfolio of prints made from a set of original glass plates, printed and released in 1921 by dealer and publisher Maurice Le Garrec. Le Garrec printed 150 portfolios, containing a print from each glass plate, as well as an additional five "special editions," each containing two variant prints of each plate.
