In conjunction with Arctic Diary: Paintings and Photographs by William Bradford, the Clark is offering a public program every Sunday at 2 pm Admission to all events is free.

For more information, call 413-458-2303.

Opening Gala
Saturday, February 16, 6:30 pm
Please join the Clark to celebrate the opening of Arctic Diary: Paintings and Photographs by William Bradford. Enjoy an elegant evening of Arctic-inspired libations at our polar ice bar and a cabaret in the Arctic Cafe with music by the Joan Marks Trio. Tickets are $30 for members, $40 for non-members. To reserve your space, e-mail [email protected] or call 413-458-0524.

Opening Lecture
Saturday, February 16, 5:30 pm
"Arctic Diary: Paintings and Photographs by William Bradford"
Brian Allen and James A. Ganz, exhibition curators

Special Programs

All of the following public programs are on Sundays at 2 pm

February 17
Film: Nanook of the North (1922, 79 minutes)

February 24
Public Conversation: "A Contemporary Photographer Looks at William Bradford"
Nicholas Whitman, photographer

March 3
Film: 90 Degrees South (1933, 72 minutes)

March 10
"Clark Arctic" Family Day

March 17
Lecture: "'The Terrible Aspects of the Frigid Zone:' The Arctic in Nineteenth-Century Visual Culture"
Russell A. Potter, Associate Professor of English, Rhode Island College

March 24
Film: The Red Tent (1969, 121 minutes)

March 31
Film: A Night to Remember (1958, 123 minutes)

April 7
Gallery Talk on the Arctic Diary exhibition
James A. Ganz, exhibition curator

April 14
Film: Never Cry Wolf (1983, 105 minutes)

April 21
Gallery Talk on the Arctic Diary exhibition
Brian Allen, exhibition curator

April 28
Public Conversation: "Finding My Way: Adventures in Arctic Exploration"
Evelyn Stefansson Nef, writer

May 5
Gallery Talk on the Arctic Diary exhibition
Adam Greenhalgh, Curatorial Assistant