Current Exhibitions

Fruitlands Museum is committed to sharing the unique perspectives of artists, both historical and contemporary. The frequently changing exhibitions offer a wide variety of selections from Fruitlands' collections, other museum and private collections, and contemporary artists from the New England region.

ReThink! American Indian Art
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Rethink! American Indian Art, originated at the Berkshire Museum, combines some of the best contemporary Native American artists’ work with more traditional historical forms. From baskets, beaded footwear, and carved forms, the exhibit includes a wide range of historical objects from both the Berkshire Museum and Fruitlands' collection.  April 15 - June 16, 2013

 

VISIONS: Tim Hetherington
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Tim Hetherington was an award-winning photographer whose work focused on the experience of war from the perspective of the individual. This exhibit includes some of Hetherington's last photos before his tragic death in Libya in 2011. April 15 - June 16, 2013

Artist-in-Residence Program
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Artist-in-Residence, Jodi Colella, investigates the inherent qualities in both found and manufactured materials and celebrates the intersection of science and art.

As part of her goal to engage the community on a variety of scales, indoors and out, she will be working on a project called HIVE, a community assembly project will evolve throughout the seasons. Visitors are encouraged to drop in and take part in creating this work of art. No experience necessary! April 15 - November 3, 2013

Art-in-Nature Sculpture Competition
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Visit the sprawling Fruitlands Museum campus and enjoy the second Art-in-Nature Sculpture Competition. Ten talented sculptors have brought their work to Fruitlands. Winners will be picked in October by a panel of jurors and by a popular vote. Be sure to pick up your sculpture map at the admissions counter and vote for your favorite with the attached ballot at the end of your visit!

May 11 - November 3, 2013