Boston Young Contemporaries 2025

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Boston Young Contemporaries 2025

Presented by Boston University College of Fine Arts School of Visual Arts, Massachusetts College of Art and Design, and the School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University

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June 5 – July 26, 2025
Faye G., Jo, and James Stone Gallery

Boston University College of Fine Arts School of Visual Arts, in collaboration with Massachusetts College of Art and Design and the School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University, presents Boston Young Contemporaries 2025—a revitalized cross-institutional exhibition showcasing work by current and just graduated (class of 2025) MFA students from all three schools.

Presented as an extension of the Spring 2025 Open Studios, the exhibition builds on a tradition launched over twenty years ago by Boston University MFA students and returns with support from the Wagner Foundation. The 2025 edition is juried by Selby Nimrod—a Cambridge-based curator, writer, researcher, and the inaugural Director of Exhibitions and Commons at MIT’s School of Architecture + Planning—and highlights the next generation of artists working across disciplines and across the city.

Selected Artists

Ivo Makianich
Joseph Metrano
Kal Hart
Maithili Rajput
Emmaline Kenny
Kyuin Baik
Sylvie Mayer
Nasiri Guzman
Samantha Hayslett
Hayoung Cheon (Young one)
Miranda Pikul
Laura Sofia Hinojosa
Shannon Johnson
Daniel Rumsey
Jemma Byun
Olivia Greenberg
Robin Jamkatel
Hannah Stoll
Antonio Bailey
Monique Baron
Anguo Ping
Jamison Cloud
Christine Chiang
Noelle Ventura
Lu Adam

2025 Open Studios

In March 2025, Boston University, Massachusetts College of Art and Design, and School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University hosted the first ever citywide Open Studios event, providing fine arts students with the unique opportunity to present their work to a broader audience. 

“Right now, it feels like a very vibrant time to be an artist in Boston, and I’m very hopeful for the kind of galleries and speakers and curators that are now in the city,” S. Billie Mandle, associate professor of photography at MassArt, said. “This is an attempt to bring all of our MFA students into that vibrancy, and to sort of break down some of the barriers that exist between the institutions and the larger communities.”

Reception

Stop by Stone Gallery for the Boston Young Contemporaries reception on opening day, June 5th, from 5pm to 7pm!

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