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Visitors spend Thursday afternoon at Mass MoCA in North Adams.
Eagle columnist Mitchell Chapman writes: "The main issue remains that Mass MoCA's greatest draw — that it provides a sprawling, self-contained experience visitors can easily spend hours enjoying, complete with food and drink venues directly on the museum's campus — doesn't give much incentive for visitors to venture downtown."
At least half a dozen businesses have opened or expanded downtown this year, but it continues to face challenges, like foot traffic. On a walking tour earlier this month, an Eagle reporters found new energy in a downtown that seems like it's in transition.
The vehicular manslaughter retrial of the founding director of the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art started Monday in a Pittsfield courtroom.
Berkshire United Way has named Emily Daunis of North Adams as its new director of development.
Mass MoCA's fall season includes a variety of exhibition openings and musical performances and events.
A new immigrant-focused artist residency, a collaboration of The Studios at Mass MoCA and the Berkshire Immigrant Center, is seeking applications from Western Massachusetts artists who are foreign-born or are first or second-generation American.
Union members decided to strike because they are frustrated that their wage and benefit goals haven’t been met through bargaining. "I wish we didn't have to do this," one member said of the strike, "but I think it is necessary."
This year, as their new union continued to negotiate a first contract, more than 100 workers at the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art didn’t get an expected raise. They filed an unfair labor practice complaint – and came out on top.
Members of the national union that represents nearly 100 workers at the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art will strike this week, as they continue to bargain over a first contract.
