The following photos and artwork have been accepted by the jury of the climate art show, How Shall We Live: Berkshire Youth Artists Explore Their Relationship with the Earth in the Time of Climate Change.
| Liah | Tatro | 9 | Optimism and Pessimism | collage |
| Alex | Fisher | 9 | The Upside-down | altered digital photo |
| Jada | Devenow | 10 | When Hope Fades | altered digital photo |
| Aliza | Evans-Mahoney | 10 | A Window Into the Future | painting: acrylic |
| Aiden | Champagne | 10 | Fraction In Winter | collage of altered photos |
| Shae | Breault | 11 | WE Are Burning | painting: acrylic |
| Nolan | Stuebner | 11 | Corrupt Forest | altered digital photo |
| Murphy | sayers | 12 | A Familiar Face | digital photo |
| Natasha | Nugent | 12 | Fading Away | altered digital photo |
| max | killam | 12 | Not Hard Enough | altered digital photo |
| Honor | Tidmarsh | 12 | Polar-extinction | painting: acrylic |
| Krishiv | Malhotra | 12 | मेरा देश (Mera Desh, My Country) | collage |
| Shubham | Devre | 12 | Seeing the Future | altered digital photo |
| Thomas | Warren | 12 | Fall Through The Cracks | altered digital photo |
OPENING RECEPTION: STUDENT ART SHOW
SATURDAY, APRIL 18, 2026
2:30–5 PM
Celebrate the student art show, How Shall We Live: Berkshire Youth Artists Explore Their Relationship with the Earth in the Time of Climate Change. Explore how high school students from across Berkshire County express their views about climate change and inspire others to care for, and about, the environment.
How Shall We Live is on view in the Hunter Studio at the Lunder Center at Stone Hill from Saturday, April 18–Saturday, April 25, 12–5 pm. This student art show is co-organized by the Clark, Living the Change Berkshires, and Cooler Communities.
Email dschildkraut@clarkart.edu with any questions.