Conversations Between Women

Visual Arts

Conversations Between Women

CFA alumnae connected and reconnected for a special Boston University Art Galleries exhibition

June 18, 2019
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This story was originally published in the Spring 2019 Class Notes.

For the 2018 exhibition A Few Conversations Between Women at BU Art Galleries, faculty selected the work of a former mentor or an alumna they advised to be presented alongside their own.

Participants included (from top left) Associate Professor of Printmaking Deborah Cornell and Jennifer Caine (’05); Marissa Graziano (’18) and Assistant Professor, Chair of Graduate Studies in Sculpture Won Ju Lim; Rebecca Ness (’15) and School of Visual Arts Director Dana Clancy (’99); and Assistant Professor of Painting Breehan James and Madeleine Bialke (’16).

Additional alumni artists included Kitty Wales (’81,’82), Sachiko Akiyama (’02), Diana Hampe (’02), Jill Grimes (’03), Jennifer Caine (’05), Julia Von Metzsch (’07,’10), Emily Manning-Mingle (’09,’10), Sarah Pater (’09), Stacy Mohammed (’10), Leeanne Maxey (’16), Carly Pickett (’16), and Kristen Mallia (’18).

Painters Angela Conant (’04), Adrienne Elise Tarver (’07), Nina Bellucci (’09), and Erika Hess (’09) engaged in a panel discussion about the exhibition, in conjunction with Alumni Weekend 2018.

As part of the exhibition A Few Conversations Between Women, BU College of Fine Arts School of Visual Arts asked BU faculty and alumni to discuss their work, their influences, and what community means to them. Episode 1 features Assistant Professor of Painting Breehan James and Madeleine Bialke (’16).

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