With Trump-era tax breaks, Krens’ museum-theme park bid now stands to remake North Adams’ downtown; 2,000 spinoff jobs forecast

A sweeping theme-park-for-art vision of a economic and cultural transformation of the Greylock region – 2,000 new jobs and up to $180 million annually added to the economy, and tax-breaks for investors — was detailed for the first time in a public forum on Sunday by art entrepreneur Thomas Krens.

Krens spoke to a full-house audience at the Clark Art Institute in Williamstown, Mass., in the final of four lectures since fall about his career from Williams College professor to head of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum and years helping create large-scale museum projects worldwide.

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