The Clark Archives - Page 8 of 17

The Clark – Nikki A. Greene in Conversation with Tsedaye Makonnen

In this Research and Academic Program event, Futures Fellow Tsedaye Makonnen speaks with Nikki A. Greene (associate professor of art at Wellesley College) about how her multidisciplinary studio, curatorial, and research-based practice threads together her identity as a daughter of Ethiopian immigrants, a Black American woman, doula, and a mother to explore feminist and the transhistorical forced migration of Black communities across the globe.

Producer: The Clark
Series: The Clark
Category: Lectures & Forums

The Clark – Read the Story and the Picture with Olivier Bonfait

In this Research and Academic Program lecture, Olivier Bonfait (Université de Bourgogne / Clark Fellow) traces the evolution of large-format painting.

Producer: The Clark
Series: The Clark
Category: Lectures & Forums

WCMA – Women Shaping Space, Feminism and Materiality Part 1

Organized in conjunction with the exhibition "Mary Ann Unger: To Shape a Moon from Bone," this series of talks and discussions looks outward from the work of pioneering artist Mary Ann Unger to the contemporary landscape of curators and femme artists working at the intersections of large-scale sculpture, public art, material experimentation, and feminist practice.

Producer: The Clark
Series: Window on Williams
Category: Lectures & Forums

WCMA – Women Shaping Space, Feminism and Materiality Part 2

Organized in conjunction with the exhibition "Mary Ann Unger: To Shape a Moon from Bone," this series of talks and discussions looks outward from the work of pioneering artist Mary Ann Unger to the contemporary landscape of curators and femme artists working at the intersections of large-scale sculpture, public art, material experimentation, and feminist practice.

Producer: The Clark
Series: Window on Williams
Category: Lectures & Forums

The Clark – Not the Last of the Mohicans, A History of the Stockbridge-Munsee Community

When James Fenimore Cooper wrote “Last of the Mohicans” he created a narrative that has lasted centuries. But it was a false narrative. The Mohican Nation is alive and well today with a rich history that spans before colonization – the land that today we call Williamstown is part of their ancestral homelands. Join Heather Bruegl, Director of Education at Forge Project, to learn about who the Stockbridge-Munsee Community is and how they are not the Last of the Mohicans.

Producer: The Clark
Series: The Clark
Category: Lectures & Forums