The View From the Clark Institute
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New Yorkers who enjoy a leafy journey north to the Hudson Valley and the Berkshires have a welcome addition to their array of attractions: the new extension of the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute in Williamstown.
The Stone Hill Center is set a little distance from the core of the collection, up the hill from the art museum and nestling in trees. It is the new building’s location almost as much as its unusual design, by the Japanese autodidact architect Tadao Ando, that sparks the imagination.
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