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2025 Featured Moments
and the individuals who captured them
Thanh Nguyen
Artist and MHA resident
I simply love to take pictures of the scenery and activities surrounding me. Wherever I go, I observe and photograph. Sometimes they are good and sometimes they are not.
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Constance Festo Lafond
Artist on a visit to Medford
I captured these photos along the Mystic River. The river brings a wonderful esthetic to this vibrant town. It is the perfect canvas for the artist's brush or the photgrapher's lens.
I am always focused on color and spaces & describing the interaction between them and the real objects in my compositions. I have been working in watercolor, acrylic & photography in an impressionist style.
In this past year or so, I have expanded my work to include the language of abstraction & I continue to enjoy the evolution of my artistic journey.
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Betsy Lenora
Artist on a visit to Medford
Medford lies along the Mystic River giving me ample moments to capture it's image in the river.
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Kate Godin
Medford Resident
I am always looking for the natural world hidden in our urban landscape. My moments allow me to escape my to do list, find beauty in my surroundings, and enjoy the moments while they last.
Ladies of the Fourth Floor
MHA residents
Our 4th Floor Group of friends on a Gloucester Boat Cruise and Lobster Fest. A great time was had by all!
David Harris
Artist and Medford Resident
For 15 years I have been part of Reading Frederick Douglass on Boston Common. When I first began the project, I dreamed of having readings on the Fourth of July itself in various locations across the state. I feel so gratified that we have been able to have such well attended readings at the Royall House and Slave Quarters the past two years and look forward to future readings.
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MHA Residents
Marie Alfred
MHA resident
Another great year of growing fresh vegetables in the La Prise Village Community Garden!
Sophie Glikson Cahen
Artist and Medford Resident
It was a stormy day in Medford Heights. At dusk, for a few moments only the light was striking with a soft rain scent. I luckily snapped a photo. I could not wait to make my own impression of that earth-gift moment. The next morning, I used soft-pastel to match my sense of this contrasting moment. The New England light is special to me and one of my most cherished value as a French native. I moved from Paris to Boston in 1982 and began painting. My artwork is semi-abstract and evocative. I work in a variety of mediums, including gouache, pastels, and mixed media. I have been exhibiting in the United States, Puerto Rico and France.