All galleries and indoor programs are accessible to everyone. The herb garden contains braille signage. Transcripts of the recorded tour are available for the hearing impaired.
Wheelchairs are available.
Though probably best known for the many examples of Renoir, Monet, Degas and French 19th century works, the collection, which spans the Renaissance through the late-nineteenth century, continues to grow by purchase and gift. American artists, including Frederick Remington and Winslow Homer, are also well represented. In addition to being a museum, the Clark's work as an important art center is exemplified by its world class art reference library and the Graduate Program in the History of Art, administered jointly by the Clark and nearby Williams College. Inc. Daniel Perry was architect of the original 1955 Clark building. An herb garden in the front of the Clark 1955 building is marked with Braille labels.