Clark Art Institute - Williamstown, Massachusetts

Lucas ?.

Amazing museum packed full with old European art by artists such as Monet. The buildings the museum made up of beautiful, with modern design and amazing architecture. The grounds are great as well. One of the best parts was the staff. Ellen was amazing! I will definitely be returning here. Highly recommended!

Yana R.

Very nice collection of quality art in a very nice setting. While I expected to see a variety of Impressionism and post impressionism, I didn't expect to see Goya or Botticelli. Pleasant surprise. Loved outdoor sitting next to the museum cafe.

James K.

Another interesting visit to this amazing facility. We became members a few visits ago. Their permanent collections and visiting exhibits will delight.
Sitting outside by the reflecting pool or walking on their extensive grounds during Fall Foliage season should not be missed.

We have returned many times to the area and have been able to enjoy this property and exhibits. On the latest visit we were inspired and in awe of the glass exhibits especially the Corning Museum of Glass special exhibit. Don’t miss this opportunity to see it.

James F.

What a find. Your ticket good for two days. I didn't know before I got there at 3:30...they close at five. Came back the next day to take it all in. 4 hours at least is needed with no rest. They also have a small Cafe with plenty of seating.
Beautiful design interior and exterior grounds with trails. I picked an on-off rainy day just lucky, but the exterior has so much to offer in the sunshine. Don't pass this up.

Ryan M.

The Clark has one of the finest collections of art that you will see in any museum. Gallery after gallery has art ranging from the Middle Ages to the 20th Century. Artists like Monet, Degas, Homer, Remington, Casat, and Monet have their great works on display here. The museum has silver works, fine furniture, and sculptures.
After viewing some great art The Clark also offers some very nice hiking trails. The hiking trails are free and open to everyone. There are some nice views of The Clark campus and Williamstown from the trials. There are trail maps available online and at the museum if you need them. Don’t miss the outdoor art installations here as well.
There is a nice gift shop in the museum. You can eat at Cafe 7 which is also on the campus of the museum. The museum staff was friendly and helpful. Stop by and see some great art, take a scenic hike, and have some nice food. The Clark offers something for everyone. From now until the end of March 2024 The Clark is offering free admission to all guests.

Mr. E.

This was my first time visiting, and other than the high cost of entry, was very enjoyable. I went to see a special exhibition but ended up sticking around to see as much art as I could. There were many famous artests who I won't mention, but if you can think of them, the Clark probably has at least one of their canvases.

The main collection was quite impressive, and show how much good taste the OG Clark had when selecting his collection.

I'm looking forward to the next exhibit to open so I can have an excuse to go back.

Lauren S.

I had one of the most splendid, memorable days over Spring break at this beautiful museum. I felt totally transported as though I was somewhere in Europe and was reminded of trips to the Louvre and Musee d’Orsay many years ago.
I loved the informative write ups next to the paintings that regularly feature more than just the artist and painting title.
It was fairly quiet the day I visited and there is a tranquility to each room that makes for a peaceful rich experience.
The outdoor areas are also wonderful spaces to sit and enjoy a coffee or snack and admire the incredible energy of the place.

Mike Z.

Quite unique experience visiting Clark Art Institute. Picturesque nature location and trails are combined with outstanding collection of European impressionist painters: Renoir, Monet and others, Rodin’s sculptures. You can spend whole day here (quite decent Cafe 7 with various dining options). Basically, this place in Berkshires far exceeded the expectations before the visit. Note that full-time college students get a free pass.