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June 2024
Exhibition Opening: Sophie Glikson Cahen
The Medford Public Library's art exhibit for June will feature works by Medford artist Sophie Glikson Cahen titled "Kindred Spirited Animals." Sophie began painting in 1982 when she moved from Paris to Boston to study Expressive Arts Therapy; she earned a Master of Arts degree in that area from Lesley University in 1984 and offers Expressive Arts Therapy and Creative Life Coaching in her Medford studio. This show is to honor the significant presence of animals with whom we interconnect on…
Find out more »Medford Art Walk
ArtsMedford and the Medford Chamber of Commerce invite you to enjoy the Medford Art Walk, which features the work of local artists in 26 businesses across the city, plus Medford City Hall, the Charlotte & William Bloomberg Medford Public Library, and Arts Collaborative Medford. Visit this online document for a list of each location and the artists whose work is being displayed throughout June. Also, all are welcome to attend a reception with the participating artists from 4 to 7…
Find out more »Royall House Tours Opening Day
The Royall House & Slave Quarters reopens today for its 2024 tour season. The museum will offer guided tours at 1, 2 and 3 p.m. each Saturday and Sunday through October 20. Admission for guided tours of the mansion is $15 for adults, and $10 for seniors and students. Admission is always free for Royall House & Slave Quarters members, and free for children age 12 and under, EBT or WIC cardholders, Blue Star Families, and Massachusetts Teachers Association members…
Find out more »Artist Reception: Sophie Glikson Cahen
The Medford Public Library invites you to a reception with Medford artist Sophie Glikson Cahen in conjunction with her exhibition "Kindred Spirited Animals," which is on view at the library throughout June. Sophie began painting in 1982 when she moved from Paris to Boston to study Expressive Arts Therapy; she earned a Master of Arts degree in that area from Lesley University in 1984 and offers Expressive Arts Therapy and Creative Life Coaching in her Medford studio. This show is…
Find out more »Artist Reception: Maureen McCabe
In conjunction with the Medford Art Walk 2024, EventThem Studios is presenting a reception with local artist Maureen McCabe, whose work is on display at EventThem all this month. McCabe will discuss her paintings, which span almost two decades and explore light, space and energy to address the mysteries of the universe. Her work has been displayed in many private and public collections such as the Boston's Children's Hospital and Charles River Community Health in Brighton. She received her BFA…
Find out more »July 2024
Exhibition Opening: Lakota YouthStay – New Experiences, Clarity of Vision
The July art exhibition at the Medford Public Library, “New Experiences, Clarity of Vision,” will feature works from participants in the Lakota YouthStay cultural exchange program. Since 2017, Oglala Lakota youth from the Pine Ridge reservation in South Dakota have visited Eastern Massachusetts each summer as part of the Lakota YouthStay, founded by Medford resident Joy Harris. In this exhibit, the youth and others tell the story of their experiences through the camera lens, creating a visual picture of what…
Find out more »Closing Reception: More Than Acquaintances
Arts Collaborative Medford invites you to a closing reception with artist Michael Talbot for his exhibition, “More Than Acquaintances,” on display in ACM's first-floor gallery space. Talbot's work explores the delicately intertwined relationship between life and death through the lens of an old man living with his young daughter, as they traverse endless fields of flowers engulfed by the vast night sky. The reception will include a brief artist recap and talk about the show, as well as a raffle…
Find out more »Artists Reception: Lakota YouthStay – New Experiences, Clarity of Vision
All are invited to a reception to meet the eight members of the 2024 Lakota YouthStay program whose works are on display this month in the Medford Public Library exhibition “New Experiences, Clarity of Vision.” Since 2017, Oglala Lakota youth from the Pine Ridge reservation in South Dakota have visited Eastern Massachusetts each summer as part of the Lakota YouthStay cultural exchange program, founded by Medford resident Joy Harris. In this exhibit, the youth and others tell the story of…
Find out more »Exhibition Opening: And Then There Was Light
Arts Collaborative Medford presents an opening reception for Bernadette Mary Dineen's "And Then There Was Light: An Art Exhibition on Grief," which will be on view from today through Friday, September 6. “And Then There Was Light” highlights the ephemeral science of loss after losing a loved one. The experience of losing someone dear is both universal and unique. Through small works on paper and a collection of original poems, this body of work invites in anyone who is navigating…
Find out more »Exhibition Reception: World On its Head – Will Tenney Photographs
Arts Collaborative Medford presents an opening reception for the exhibition "World On Its Head" Mining The Archives - Photographs by Will Tenney. This cumulative exhibition, on display through August, marks the decades-long career of Medford-based photographer Will Tenney. All sale proceeds will be in support of ACM and CACHE in Medford. RSVP through the ACM event web page.
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