The Beyond at Tourists riverside retreat, 915 State Rd. in North Adams features work by Massachusetts-based visual artists Max Bard, Jesse Tobin McCauley, and Stacey Piwinski. Artwork will be displayed along paths on the retreat’s grounds and guests are encouraged to picnic and explore the hiking trails at no cost. Visitors are asked to park at the old Blackinton Mill located behind 1470 Massachusetts Ave.

The exhibition’s namesake, The Beyond, is a translation of the Algonquian word “hoosic,” which refers to the Hoosic Riverbank vistas and woodland trails traversing the property.

Sculptor Max Bard’s unique visual language speaks to the complexities of the American landscape. He uses materials sourced from the environment that are both abandoned commercial material and organic matter. Jesse Tobin McCauley is a painter and graphic designer whose work bursts with bold, bright, saturated colors that evoke radiant energy. In mixed media artist Stacey Piwiniski’s practice, she twists, wraps, cuts, and paints material and recontextualizes them into woven works of art.