Berkshire Creatives BeCreative BarCamp was a major success! Berkshire creatives from all over the county joined together last night and shared in an evening filled with resources, new ideas, inspiration, and of course.. creativity! Guests [...]
The Hancock Shaker Village Museum store is seeking quality, handmade Shaker themed/inspired products, and artists and graphic designers to mine their extensive modern and historic image collections for store product development. The Shakers developed a [...]
Hancock Shaker Village (HSV) President and CEO Ellen Spear announced today that the living history museum has received a $1 million grant from the Kresge Foundation. The grant was awarded as part of its Sector [...]
By Jenn Smith, Berkshire Eagle Staff Thursday December 9, 2010 PITTSFIELD — The inaugural semester of a new graduate degree program collaboratively offered by the University of Massachusetts at Amherst and Hancock Shaker Village is [...]
By David Pepose Sunday August 8, 2010 HANCOCK — Fifty years ago, the last remaining Shaker sisters of Berkshire County left a sign on Route 20 giving their heritage to the wind: “1,000 acres for [...]
Graphic Design USA, the News Magazine for Creative Professionals, recently announced the recipients of the 2010 American Graphic Design Awards for Website Design, which included Lenox based design firm, Studio Two. “The American Graphic Design [...]
Hancock Shaker Village announces The Studio at Hancock Shaker Village artist-in-residence program as part of 50th anniversary. Master woodworker Steve Grasselli will be in residence, creating one-of-a-kind pieces of furniture commissioned by the public. Grasselli [...]
The film is based on Hawthorne’s short story “The Canterbury Pilgrims”. In the film will be a section of a Shaker Dance ritual. The filmakers need singer/dancers to create a Shaker community, who will sing [...]
UMass Amherst and Hancock Shaker Village have announced key faculty appointments and curriculum for the new Master of Science in Design with a concentration in historic preservation program that will offer an opportunity for advanced [...]
UMass Amherst and Hancock Shaker Village have announced a groundbreaking partnership that will create a new two-year master’s degree program that combines the university’s strengths in architecture and public history with on-site training and courses [...]
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