John spent a week playing softball and busing around Havanna, snapping photos of slices of Cuban life and culture. John, very aware of the 50 years of estrangement between the United States and Cuba, hopes his photos will convey that even" though our external circumstances are dissimilar, at our core we're not that different.”

 

 

 

Catch a glimpse of the beauty of the seasons at Mount Auburn Cemetery through the eye of cemetry photographer Jennifer Johnston. Which is your favorite season - vibrant spring, hazy summer, soul-stirring fall or the grace of winter?

 

 

 

Suzanne is a social worker by day and a freelance photographer off hours, fairly new to Natick. Suzanne takes lots of concert photos and also enjoys shooting on Martha's Vineyard and Cape Cod.

 

 

 

 

Try out your forensic skills with 17 photographs, recently donated by the Framingham Public Library.  See if you can help answer some of the unsolved mysteries.

 

 

 

Mary creates small embroideries of portraits, animals, buildings, landscapes and landmarks. In turn these images are reproduced onto a wide variety of products available from local retailers.

 

Local artists may exhibit their work at the Morse Institute Library at no charge. The displays can be shown in three gallery areas, for a minimum of two months. Solo or group displays are allowed. Some artists' works are available for purchase.

 

For additional information, please contact Jane Finlay at 508-647-6526 or  jfinlay@minlib.net.

 

Local artists are invited to display digital images of their work in slide-show format on the library's 32" high-definition monitor, known as the Virtual Gallery.

 

For additional information, please contact Jane Finlay at 508-647-6526 or jfinlay@minlib.net.