Lector Fran Flaherty joins Father John McDonagh, Deacon Greg LaFerniere, Carin DeMayo-Wall, Michael Dilthey. (on WilliNet TV channel 1303 on Sunday at 10:30am, Wed at 9am & Fri at 7:30 pm)
Curator of American Art Horace Ballard gives a tour of the 2020 exhibition Landmarks, a survey of Williams College Museum of Art's photography collection. Ballard offers an in-depth look at works by artists Hiroshi Sugimoto, Berenice Abbott, Ansel Adams, Elle Pérez, Ana Mendieta, William Anders, Carrie Mae Weems, and Pieter Hugo while exploring larger themes of the exhibition, including the essential question "What is a landscape?"
Curator of American Art Horace Ballard gives a tour of the 2020 exhibition Landmarks, a survey of Williams College Museum of Art's photography collection. Ballard offers an in-depth look at works by artists Hiroshi Sugimoto, Berenice Abbott, Ansel Adams, Elle Pérez, Ana Mendieta, William Anders, Carrie Mae Weems, and Pieter Hugo while exploring larger themes of the exhibition, including the essential question "What is a landscape?"
Rev. Mark Seifried leads parishioners via Zoom for Sunday, September 27 Worship Service.
Since May, MCLA’s Gallery 51 has highlighted and showcased talented artists from the Berkshire community and across the globe during our live virtual Featured Artist segments. Shasha Dothan (b. 1987 Tel-Aviv) is a Brooklyn-based artist working with video, installation, poetry and sound. She creates immersive experiences that connect fragments of her personal history with the history of Israel. Dothan received an MFA from University of California Los Angeles (2018), and a BFA from Shenkar College (2013). Exhibitions include the Ramat Gan Museum of Israeli Art, Ramat Gan; Petach Tikva Museum of Art, Petah Tikva; Blum & Poe, Los Angeles; Human Resources, Los Angeles just to name a few. She was an artist in residence at Mass Moca, Byrdcliffe and Vermont Studio center. To learn more about her practice, visit her site at https://shashadothan.com/ .
