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Creative assistance

In the Berkshires, housing-starved artists may find aid in pursuit of space

Justin DelSignore and Jay Elling, right, renovate DelSignore's multifamily in Pittsfield. A new program, Assets for Artists, is proposed to help artists such as DelSignore afford places to live and work in the Berkshires. (STEPHEN ROSE FOR THE BOSTON GLOBE) Justin DelSignore and Jay Elling, right, renovate DelSignore's multifamily in Pittsfield. A new program, Assets for Artists, is proposed to help artists such as DelSignore afford places to live and work in the Berkshires.
By Joan Axelrod-Contrada
Globe Correspondent / December 23, 2007

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Realtor Daniel Bellow once tried to help an artist friend find a house in the Berkshires. (Full article: 1389 words)

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