From Ken Martin

Kenneth Martin is a freelance photographer and educator and has been teaching photography and photojournalism at Suffolk University in Boston for three decades. Ken is a graduate of the College of the Holy Cross and the New England School of Photography where he majored in History and Editorial Photography respectively. He leads study abroad classes to Italy, Senegal, and Spain and taught at the American University of Armenia summer program in 2019. Martin is a contributing member of ZUMA Press, the largest photography agency in the world.

Boston Commemorates 107th Anniversary of Armenian Genocide: Video Included

Apr 22 • 6 min read - by Ken Martin

Artsakh War Remembered in Boston

Nov 21 • 4 min read - by Ken Martin

Armenian POWs

Harvard Square Protestors Call for Release of Armenian POWS, End to US Military Aid to Azerbaijan

May 21 • 2 min read - by Ken Martin

Huge Turnout for Boston April 24 March for Justice

Apr 21 • 4 min read - by Ken Martin

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Annual Reconfiguration of the Boston Armenian Heritage Park Abstract Sculpture

Apr 21 • 2 min read - by Ken Martin

Karabakh war vigil

Watertown Candlelight Vigil for Peace Remembers and Honors the Fallen Soldiers of Artsakh

Nov 20 • 4 min read - by Ken Martin

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Armenian Protesters Persist in Boston

Nov 20 • 2 min read - by Ken Martin

Top 5 Articles from Ken Martin

‘Demonstrate to Educate’ Illuminates Harvard Square about Artsakh

by Ken Martin

November 1, 2020 0 Comments

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Shifting locations marked yet another event Sunday afternoon, October 31, by the greater Boston Armenian community in its support of the Republic of Artsakh and its month-long defense against an invasion by Azerbaijan[...]

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Silent Protest at Boston’s Faneuil Hall & Quincy Marketplace, October 24

by Ken Martin

October 25, 2020 0 Comments

BOSTON – Silence marked a day of protest on Saturday, October 24, in the heart of Boston as a solid core of 250 dedicated Armenian-Americans from surrounding communities gave up another personal weekend to continue to keep up the[...]