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Fifty years ago last fall, in 1973, urban renewal demolitions leveled more than 86 acres of land and 200 structures in and around downtown Pittsfield. Today, architect Tessa Kelly is
Eight new murals and their artists will be celebrated as part of "Let It Shine! A Celebration of Public Art" on Saturday, Sept. 9. The event includes a Block Party
Artist-activist Pops Peterson will present "The Making of a Protest Artist" on Thursday, May 19, at Town Hall and via Zoom as part of the Notice Otis Series of cultural
It wasn’t Jim Crow laws that helped lock a poverty cycle in place — those were illegal in Massachusetts. It was a map of Pittsfield. A groundbreaking report, "Redlining in
Stockbridge museum unveils comprehensive look at Norman Rockwell’s legacy Rockwell's large-format "Four Freedoms" paintings have returned to Stockbridge following a 2-year tour that included the Memorial de Caen in Normandy. "Freedom of Speech," a 1943 illustration for "The Saturday Evening Post." Contributed photo/Norman Rockwell (1894-1978) Rockwell's paintings overflow with detail upon detail and this painting suggests the promise of youth, the wisdom of old age and a celebration of sunlight. "Aunt Ella Takes A Trip" is a 1942 illustration for "Ladies' Home Journal." Contributed photo/No...