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Boston University Establishes Arts Leadership Circle Led by Dean Harvey Young
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Owning One’s Self-Expression in Music: Composer Gabriela Lena Frank’s Philosophy
A Saturday Night Concert at Symphony Hall Caps the 150th Festivities for Boston University School of Music
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Winter 2023
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Calendar of Events
There truly is always something happening at BU College of Fine Arts. Concerts, plays, student exhibitions, visiting artists, workshops, symposia, lectures, readings, community events...you get the idea! Check out our calendar of upcoming events.
Upcoming Events
Boston University Symphony Orchestra, Boston University Wind Ensemble, and Boston University Symphonic Chorus
Going Down
Tuesday Night Lecture Series: Mary Lum
BU CFA: 2023 MFA Graphic Design Thesis Exhibition School of Visual Arts
BU CFA: 2023 MFA Painting & Sculpture Thesis Exhibition School of Visual Arts
BU CFA: 2023 MFA Graphic Design Thesis Exhibition School of Visual Arts
BU CFA: 2023 MFA Painting & Sculpture Thesis Exhibition School of Visual Arts
Nina Variations
Featured Work
Check out our library of Featured Work for an in-depth look at recent exhibitions, theatrical productions, operas, concerts, and more.
Actor, Activist & BU Alum on the Transformative Power of Art
Actor CFA alum Michelle Hurd (CFA’88) has graced television and movie screens for nearly three decades. Her current role as Raffi in "Star Trek: Picard" on Paramount+ casts her alongside Sir Patrick Stewart. “I felt very empowered when I graduated because I felt like I had a really strong foundation of tools that would enable me to explore and bring to life different characters.”
