Berkshire Art Center (formerly IS183 Art School) is pleased to welcome longtime faculty member, Kristin Grippo, as the new Community Engagement Director and announce the appointment of three new members to its Board of Directors this fall, which includes Milena Cerna, David Gilbert and Cheryl Mire
Read MoreRecent coverage from David Noel Edwards, in the Berkshire Edge, about EBT Card to Culture discounts through Mass Cultural Council for Berkshire arts organizations, including Berkshire Art Center.
Read MoreA collaboration of cultural nonprofits from Berkshire and Columbia Counties is seeking input about how chronic low pay for nonprofit arts professionals perpetuates inequities, contributes to personal and family instability, and is a barrier for participation in the regional arts and culture sector.
Read MoreBerkshire Art Center (formerly IS183 Art School) is excited to announce a collaboration with the Railroad Street Youth Project (RSYP) for a Ceramics Apprenticeship led by Ceramics Studio Manager, Lorimer Burns, and Studio Technician, Hunter Cady.
Read MoreBerkshire Art Center (formerly IS183 Art School) is pleased to announce the appointment of a new chair, Mike Zippel, and three new members, Elissa Haskins-Vaughan, Michael Ibrahim, and Marie Rudden to its Board of Directors this fall.
Read MoreBerkshire Art Center (formerly IS183 Art School) is excited to announce it will be expanding to a second location in Pittsfield, the Brothership Building at 141 North Street, this month. The opening will be held on Friday, September 30th, from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., and is open to the public.
Read MoreIS183 Art School is evolving! Their new name, Berkshire Art Center (BAC), is accompanied by a new logo designed by Moho Design Creative with a form that evokes a variety of mediums and colors that nod to the full spectrum of possibilities in making art.
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