The Clark Art Institute has unveiled the design for its new expansion in Massachusetts, a project by Selldorf Architects that will connect the museum with the Manton Research Center. The intervention will introduce new galleries, art storage areas and a landscape design by Reed Hilderbrand integrated into the natural surroundings of the Berkshires.
The new Aso O. Tavitian Wing will permanently house a major collection of European art and add twelve single-level galleries. The project will strengthen the relationship between art, architecture and landscape while expanding the exhibition and academic capacity of one of the region’s leading cultural institutions.
Image courtesy of Selldorf Architects
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