Clark Art Institute

Myles Falvella

Surprisingly large-city museum in small town Williamstown MA. Permanent displays are comprehensive and include iconic artist masterpieces (e.g. Remington's "The Scout"). Special Rodin exhibition was comprehensive and insightful. Setting is stunning with lots of trails through the property. Cafe is excellent, and tables and chairs are set up to eat outside by the reflecting pools. We'll be back when other exhibits open.

Bill Gaboda

A gem of an art museum hidden away in the Northern Berkshires. Lovely, wide ranging collection, leaning heavily toward paintings (Renoir, Pissaro), but also sculpture (Remington), drawings on paper, silver (teapots, tureens). The docents are friendly and very helpful. Well worth a visit!

James Master

The outside of the building could have been designed to look more attractive nor do I like the fact that you have to show proof of vaccination and still have to wear a mask.

Jung Lee

This is a great midsize museum worth spending a few hours. Its blending of the new and old architecture is tasteful. The landscaping is understated and calming. You can grab food from the downstairs cafe and enjoy it outside under parasol and tree. Italian sandwich was absolutely delicious and price was reasonable, though I would pass on Americano coffee, which tasted watered down. Exhibits are mostly 16 to 19th century paintings with some modern masters. I hope people visiting Mass Moca would drop by and spend a few hours at this place, especially if you found the Mass Moca too be to contemporary. Hats off to all the employees who work there as well. Every single one of them was pleasant. It’s clear they all enjoyed their job. Kudos to the management for good hires and training staff well. It's really showing.