There’s something so intimate and compelling about unresolved, open-ended work. Work that is finished yet incomplete. Unfinished work allows you to see beyond the surface of the work and into the creative process and psychological state of the maker. Unfinished holds a unique kind of beauty, free from error. Embrace the unresolved. Embrace absence. Embrace the unfinished.

Since the 1980s, the Berkshire Art Association (BAA) has held an annual College Fellowship Show. Eligible participants for this show include Berkshire County residents majoring in art at any college or university, or non-resident students who are enrolled as art majors in Berkshire County colleges. A panel of three jurors selects works to be exhibited and award $5000 in fellowship money to exemplary students.