CFA Class of 2022 Reflects on Their Time at BU
CFA students from the graduating Class of 2022 share in a few words what their CFA experience was like and what’s next for them in their journeys.
CFA students from the graduating Class of 2022 share in a few words what their CFA experience was like and what’s next for them in their journeys.
Funded by a $1 million endowment from the late Esther Kahn (Wheelock’55, Hon.’86), the Kahn Awards Competition is open to CFA students in their final undergraduates or graduate semester, providing a launching pad for aspiring artists.
New theatrical works, mainstage productions, student recitals, sweeping ensemble concerts, groundbreaking artwork… the list of inspiration goes on as we reflect on an event-filled spring 2022 semester at BU College of Fine Arts.
MFA Painting major Oscar Morel (CFA’22) is featured in The Boston Globe as one of six art school grads to look out for in 2022. His works consist of cutting up and collaging materials, and often using paint, to depict scenes from his life growing up in the Bronx.
The 2022 BFA Thesis Show is on view through May 20 at BU’s Faye G., Jo, and James Stone Gallery.
BU School of Visual Arts BFA Thesis Show 2022: Connection Lines features the work of 39 graduating seniors majoring in painting, printmaking, sculpture, and graphic design.
School of Theatre production unveils software created at BU for stage projections, a pilot project four years in the making supported by the Shipley Center for Digital Learning & Innovation and driven by visiting artist Paolo Scoppola.
Through the Esther B. and Albert S. Kahn Awards, six CFA students received grants to support their artistic pursuits, giving them an extra boost to launch their careers after graduation.
Alex Finney, an online student in CFA’s MA in Art Education program, teaches drawing, painting, and graphic design courses at Grosse Pointe South High School. Through the online program, Finney’s learned more contemporary material and has been able to put the content he’s learned into practice, while encouraging others to continue advocating for art education.
Art Education online student Jordan Muñoz shares how the online graduate program has provided her with multiple opportunities to combine her passions for teaching and art-making. Muñoz utilizes the framework of a/r/tography to investigate the process of contemplation through art-making, creating silk paintings inspired by different liturgical texts.