9 May, 2020 at 11:36 AM
Through August 2020, Boston University has moved to remote teaching and learning, canceled on-campus activities, and minimized lab research activities. For more information, visit our COVID-19 website.
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Per Boston University’s recent announcement, all College of Fine Arts events have been canceled and classes have moved to remote teaching and learning for the balance of the spring semester and final exams. Boston University School of Visual Arts is pleased to share the 2020 Spring lineup for the Tuesday Night MFA Lecture Series. Hosted by the […]
Above: Arthur Polonsky at work in the shadows of Notre Dame Cathedral in the late 1940s. April 22, 2019 CFA is saddened to learn of the passing of Professor Emeritus Arthur Polonsky, a distinguished member of the School of Visual Arts community. The School of Visual Arts and College of Fine Arts community remembers and celebrates […]
As part of the exhibition “A Few Conversations Between Women” at the Boston University Art Galleries, we asked BU faculty and alumni to discuss their work, their influences, and what community means to them. Episode 1 features Painting professor Breehan James and alum Madeleine Bialke (CFA 16). About the Exhibition: A Few Conversations Between Women stimulates […]
The Boston University School of Visual Arts is pleased to announce the appointment of three new assistant professors to the faculty: Lucy Kim (Painting, Interdisciplinary), Breehan James (Painting, Foundations), and Felice Amato (Art Education). The three will begin their new roles at Boston University in the Fall 2017 semester. “We are thrilled to have […]
Josephine Halvorson, Professor and Chair of graduate studies in Painting, is currently featured in Gray Matters, a multifaceted survey of 37 contemporary women artists who have explored the practice of grisaille—the French term for working in shades of gray. On view now at the Wexner Center for the Arts in Columbus, Ohio, the exhibition is […]
