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Visit ACM to participate in community events and view our current gallery exhibitions.
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Gallery Viewing Appointments
NOW ON DISPLAY:
“More Than Acquaintances” A Showcase By Michael Talbot
More Than Acquaintances explores the delicately intertwined relationship between Life and Death through the lens of an old Caretaker, and a young Flower Girl, his daughter. This showcase urges viewers to consider their own assumptions and understanding of what it means for someone to truly live, as well as to truly die.
Michael Talbot is a Jamaican-born artist, trained in digital and traditional mediums. He has been working as a Freelance Artist and Visual Story-teller in Boston since 2012.
Come visit during our gallery viewing hours to see the show firsthand!
Medford Arts and Culture Summit 2024
Please join us for the Medford Arts and Culture Summit hosted by CACHE in Medford! The event will feature a panel discussion as well as small breakout groups to share and chat about relevant arts and culture topics. There will also be time to socialize and network, tours of the new Arts Collaborative Medford facility, and light refreshments. Registration is required through this link. https://forms.gle/7dKGXRetA2rnNrgi9
Open House!
After months of anticipation, Arts Collaborative Medford is hosting it's first official Open House! This event is for the community to come inside and see what we've been working on. There will be tours, open art activities, music with a live DJ, and (VERY) artistic snacks. Please join us - all are welcome!
"More Than Acquaintances" Opening Reception
“More Than Acquaintances” is a showcase by Michael Talbot that explores the delicately intertwined relationship between Life and Death through the lens of an old man living with his young daughter, as they traverse through endless fields of flowers engulfed by the vast night sky. The aim of this showcase is to highlight these correlated states of being, while urging the viewers to consider their own assumptions and understanding of what it means for someone to truly live, as well as to truly die.
Please join us for an opening reception on Friday April 5, from 6-8pm in the first floor gallery space of ACM. Gallery viewing hours to follow.