The Weekly ‘Mix: Every Wednesday, the Clark spotlights one of the visitor-curated galleries from Clark Remix. uCurate is an exciting program that allows anyone to design their own gallery show; starting this fall, the Clark will bring selected virtual shows to life in one of the building’s gallery spaces. This week’s virtual gallery, titled Imp’s Favorites, brims with paintings by George Inness, Adam Pynacker, and Winslow Homer, and features Edgar Degas’ horse sculptures.
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The Weekly ‘Mix: Every Wednesday, the Clark spotlights one of the visitor-curated galleries from Clark Remix. uCurate is an exciting program that allows anyone to design their own gallery show; starting this fall, the Clark will bring selected virtual shows to life in one of the building’s gallery spaces.

This week’s virtual gallery, titled Imp’s Favorites, brims with paintings by George Inness, Adam Pynacker, and Winslow Homer, and features Edgar Degas’ horse sculptures.

The Weekly ‘Mix: Every Wednesday, the Clark spotlights one of the visitor-curated galleries from Clark Remix. uCurate is an exciting program that allows anyone to design their own gallery show; starting this fall, the Clark will bring selected virtual shows to life in one of the building’s gallery spaces. This week’s show, Beasts of the Clark, “contains various representations of creatures, both real and mythological.” Raimundo de Madrazo y Garreta, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, and Cavaliere D’Arpino are just a few of the artists included in this gallery.
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The Weekly ‘Mix: Every Wednesday, the Clark spotlights one of the visitor-curated galleries from Clark Remix. uCurate is an exciting program that allows anyone to design their own gallery show; starting this fall, the Clark will bring selected virtual shows to life in one of the building’s gallery spaces.

This week’s show, Beasts of the Clark, “contains various representations of creatures, both real and mythological.” Raimundo de Madrazo y Garreta, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, and Cavaliere D’Arpino are just a few of the artists included in this gallery.

Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee, crawl like a beetle, or do all three with this fun plate-decorating activity. One of the most recognizable pieces of ceramic art on view inClark Remix is this bug and butterfly-covered plate decorated by master Austrian artist Johann Zacharias Quast. What fun arrangement of bugs would you place on a plate? We’d love to see your own designs! Credit:Lippert & Haas Porcelain Manufacturing, Schlaggenwald, painted by Johann Zacharias QuastPlate, 1840Hard-paste porcelain© The Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute, Williamstown, Massachusetts1996.7
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Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee, crawl like a beetle, or do all three with this fun plate-decorating activity. One of the most recognizable pieces of ceramic art on view inClark Remix is this bug and butterfly-covered plate decorated by master Austrian artist Johann Zacharias Quast. What fun arrangement of bugs would you place on a plate? We’d love to see your own designs! Credit:Lippert & Haas Porcelain Manufacturing, Schlaggenwald, painted by Johann Zacharias QuastPlate, 1840Hard-paste porcelain© The Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute, Williamstown, Massachusetts1996.7
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Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee, crawl like a beetle, or do all three with this fun plate-decorating activity. One of the most recognizable pieces of ceramic art on view inClark Remix is this bug and butterfly-covered plate decorated by master Austrian artist Johann Zacharias Quast. What fun arrangement of bugs would you place on a plate? We’d love to see your own designs!

Credit:
Lippert & Haas Porcelain Manufacturing, Schlaggenwald, painted by Johann Zacharias Quast
Plate, 1840
Hard-paste porcelain
© The Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute, Williamstown, Massachusetts
1996.7

The Weekly ‘Mix: Every Wednesday, the Clark spotlights one of the visitor-curated galleries from Clark Remix. uCurate is an exciting program that allows anyone to design their own gallery show; starting this fall, the Clark will bring selected virtual shows to life in one of the building’s gallery spaces. This installation, called Ages through the Ages, uses paintings across centuries to wonderful effect: “The Portraits in this exhibit are grouped by the stages of life, starting with children to the left of the entrance, and ending with portraits of older subjects.” We think it’s like looking at one family’s photo album.
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The Weekly ‘Mix: Every Wednesday, the Clark spotlights one of the visitor-curated galleries from Clark Remix. uCurate is an exciting program that allows anyone to design their own gallery show; starting this fall, the Clark will bring selected virtual shows to life in one of the building’s gallery spaces.

This installation, called Ages through the Ages, uses paintings across centuries to wonderful effect: “The Portraits in this exhibit are grouped by the stages of life, starting with children to the left of the entrance, and ending with portraits of older subjects.” We think it’s like looking at one family’s photo album.

The Weekly ‘Mix: Every Wednesday, the Clark spotlights one of the visitor-curated galleries from Clark Remix. uCurate is an exciting program that allows anyone to design their own gallery show; starting this fall, the Clark will bring selected virtual shows to life in one of the building’s gallery spaces. In the overview for her uCurate show, The Feeling of Light and Space, this week’s guest curator Elena writes, “I picked my favorite paintings in this group and arranged them in a traditional way focusing on the themes of passage, light, and landscape space. I very much enjoyed the opportunity to curate. Thanks for the experience.” We’re so glad you were inspired by the collection!
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The Weekly ‘Mix: Every Wednesday, the Clark spotlights one of the visitor-curated galleries from Clark Remix. uCurate is an exciting program that allows anyone to design their own gallery show; starting this fall, the Clark will bring selected virtual shows to life in one of the building’s gallery spaces.

In the overview for her uCurate show, The Feeling of Light and Space, this week’s guest curator Elena writes, “I picked my favorite paintings in this group and arranged them in a traditional way focusing on the themes of passage, light, and landscape space. I very much enjoyed the opportunity to curate. Thanks for the experience.” We’re so glad you were inspired by the collection!

Have you had a chance to visit Clark Remix? When you enter the gallery, grab a tablet loaded with the uExplore app and take a self-guided tour through the exhibit. Whether you’re interested in paintings by John Singer Sargent, handcrafted silver by Paul Revere, or sculptures by Edgar Degas, you’ll get to become experts on all your favorite works. When you get home, try your hand at curating your own gallery show using the online uCurate app.
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Have you had a chance to visit Clark Remix? When you enter the gallery, grab a tablet loaded with the uExplore app and take a self-guided tour through the exhibit. Whether you’re interested in paintings by John Singer Sargent, handcrafted silver by Paul Revere, or sculptures by Edgar Degas, you’ll get to become experts on all your favorite works. When you get home, try your hand at curating your own gallery show using the online uCurate app.

The Weekly ‘Mix: Every Wednesday, the Clark spotlights one of the visitor-curated galleries from Clark Remix. uCurate is an exciting program that allows anyone to design their own gallery show; starting this fall, the Clark will bring selected virtual shows to life in one of the building’s gallery spaces. This week’s virtual gallery, Zesty Lemons, includes paintings by Winslow Homer, George Inness, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, and Pierre Puvis de Chavannes. The diverse collection of work is unified by cheerful yellow walls. In the curator’s words, “The lemony yellow colors make the room feel fresh and zesty!”
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The Weekly ‘Mix: Every Wednesday, the Clark spotlights one of the visitor-curated galleries from Clark Remix. uCurate is an exciting program that allows anyone to design their own gallery show; starting this fall, the Clark will bring selected virtual shows to life in one of the building’s gallery spaces.

This week’s virtual gallery, Zesty Lemons, includes paintings by Winslow Homer, George Inness, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, and Pierre Puvis de Chavannes. The diverse collection of work is unified by cheerful yellow walls. In the curator’s words, “The lemony yellow colors make the room feel fresh and zesty!”

The Weekly ‘Mix: Every Wednesday, the Clark spotlights one of the visitor-curated galleries from Clark Remix. uCurate is an exciting program that allows anyone to design their own gallery show; starting this fall, the Clark will bring selected virtual shows to life in one of the building’s gallery spaces. This gallery show, titled Mme. Monnom Considers the Children, features a portrait by Théo van Rysselberghe paired with paintings by Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Alfred Stevens, and Ammi Phillips. It also included the following wall text: “Mme. Mannom (sic) looks like she doesn’t care for children and dogs, so I have surrounded her with some!”
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The Weekly ‘Mix: Every Wednesday, the Clark spotlights one of the visitor-curated galleries from Clark Remix. uCurate is an exciting program that allows anyone to design their own gallery show; starting this fall, the Clark will bring selected virtual shows to life in one of the building’s gallery spaces.

This gallery show, titled Mme. Monnom Considers the Children, features a portrait by Théo van Rysselberghe paired with paintings by Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Alfred Stevens, and Ammi Phillips. It also included the following wall text: “Mme. Mannom (sic) looks like she doesn’t care for children and dogs, so I have surrounded her with some!”