Raffaella della Olga makes unique artist’s books using modified typewriters and multicolor ink ribbons on a range of materials—from tracing paper to photo paper to sandpaper. He demonstrates his process here, and shares his thoughts with curator Rob Wiesenburger.
Hugh Hayden, one of three artists invited to make a proposal for a site specific outdoor artwork for the new Williams College Museum of Art museum building opening in 2027, shares his concept at the Williams Inn ballroom.
Kelly Akashi, one of three artists invited to make a proposal for a site specific outdoor artwork for the new Williams College Museum of Art museum building opening in 2027, shares his concept at the Williams Inn ballroom.
Marie Watt, one of three artists invited to make a proposal for a site specific outdoor artwork for the new Williams College Museum of Art museum building opening in 2027, shares his concept at the Williams Inn ballroom.
"Tsedaye Makonnen: Refuge used to live among the Hoosic River and the White Oak Trees," performed at the Clark Art Institute on Oct. 4, 2025, is a performance that highlights the ongoing world-wide violence inflicted upon folks who are actively being displaced from their homes, while emphasizing the possibilities of resilience and survival.
