Contemporary installation rethinks car wash at MASS MoCA

Amita Khurana • May 13, 2026

The makings of you, a new MASS MoCA exhibition by artist Michael Smith, was curated by Emma Poveda, a grad art student.

Young artists paint a picture of climate change at the Clark

Amita Khurana • April 22, 2026

The Clark is renowned for its collection of impressionists: Sargent, Renoir, Monet, Degas. Now, they have a collection of the works of impressionables: high school students.  How Shall We Live:...

Images faces criticism for eliminating Managing Director position held by Janet Curran ’02

Amita Khurana • April 15, 2026

After acting as managing director for over a decade, Janet Curran ’02 stopped working at Images Cinema after her position was terminated.

Laura van den Berg reads from “Your Second Wife” for Williams Literary Arts Reading Series

Amita Khurana • March 18, 2026

Author Laura van den Berg, who held a reading of her story “Your Second Wife” at Sawyer Library last Thursday, discusses her writing process.

The tunes of UFOs: Hub New Music debuts new piece at The Clark Institute

Sophia Goldblatt and Amita Khurana • February 25, 2026

Orchestral quartet Hub New Music debuts piece inspired by UFO sightings at The Clark Institute on Feb. 22.

Williams Art Community Project brings alums’ art expertise to students

Amita Khurana • January 28, 2026

The Williams Art Community Project hosted a student art exhibition at the the ’62 Center for Theatre and Dance last Saturday.

A geopolitical love triangle? Claiming Williams speaker Betty Shamieh discusses her novel ‘Too Soon’

Amita Khurana • November 19, 2025

Betty Shamieh, a Palestinian American author, will present a keynote speech about her recent novel "Too Soon" during Claiming Williams Day on Feb. 5.

The Artist Otherwise Known As: Gissel Gomez ’26

Amita Khurana • October 29, 2025

Student-artist Gissel Gomez discusses the experiences that inform her artistic practice.

Poet Carl Phillips visits for Williams Literary Arts Reading Series

Amita Khurana and Rosario Carranza Rengifo • October 8, 2025

Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Carl Phillips visited the College to deliver a reading on Thursday.

Nude modeling: Just another campus job

Amita Khurana • September 24, 2025

Nude modeling seems nerve-racking but is actually a source of community and respect.

The Artist Otherwise Known As: Visual artist Jess Hu ’25

Amita Khurana • May 14, 2025

Senior studio art thesis student Jess Hu shares about her artistic practice and journey at Williams.

Dance department revitalizes 1934 contemporary piece ‘Time is Money’

Amita Khurana • April 30, 2025

Students in the dance department perform a contemporary dance from the Great Depression

Lost photos showcased at MASS MoCA

Amita Khurana • April 16, 2025

Photographer and filmmaker Randi Malkin Steinberger’s latest exhibition, The Archive of Lost Memories, brings otherwise forgotten photographs to the forefront of viewers' minds at MASS MoCA.

Kiki Smith on her tapestry ‘Seven Seas’

Amita Khurana • March 12, 2025

Artist Kiki Smith visited the Clark this past weekend to talk about her tapestry 'Seven Seas,' which is currently being featured in the special exhibition 'Wall Power!'

Cliff Cardinal’s ‘As You Like It, A Radical Retelling’ flips Shakespeare’s script

Amita Khurana • February 26, 2025

Indigenous playwright and actor Cliff Cardinal visited the College last week to perform his acerbic version of Shakespeare, 'As You Like It, A Radical Retelling.'

Seeing double: Images Cinema to open a second screen

Amita Khurana • February 19, 2025

Images Cinema to undergo remodeling to install a second screen. The project will begin in September 2025 and will be finalized by spring 2026.

‘Archive for the future’: Professor of Art Ohan Breiding featured at MASS MoCA

Tahlia Gerger and Amita Khurana • February 12, 2025

Professor of Art Ohan Breiding's exhibition exploring the mourning and grief resulting from climate change opened Feb. 1 at MASS MoCA.

‘The point is actually the process’: Professors teach in unconventional media

Amita Khurana • January 29, 2025

Professors discuss Winter Study courses that offer opportunities for students to experiment with a wide variety of unconventional materials and tools.