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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 […]
Orange Is the New Black actor this year’s Convocation speaker In the video above, watch as Emmy-winning actor Uzo Aduba (CFA’05) addresses graduates at the College of Fine Arts Convocation on May 20, 2017. Published by BU Today. By Amy Laskowski Photos by Natasha Moustache Video by BU Productions Orange Is the New Black actor […]
After four years of undergraduate studies at Boston University, Matthew Cerletty stood by for his big launch. For most artists, that’s the stuff of dreams, but for Cerletty, it was a reality. He had talent to begin with, and after four years at Boston University, he had the whole package: the ambition, the skills, the […]
Annual MFA Thesis exhibitions: painting, sculpture, graphic design Erin Kerbert (CFA’17) with her sculptural paintings at the 808 Gallery. Published by BU Today, April 24, 2017. By Mara Sassoon. Photos by Cydney Scott The 800 block of Comm Ave is awash in color, and no, the reason isn’t just the spring’s flowering trees. Rather, it’s […]
Goals: encouraging diversity of voices, building community Josephine Halvorson, the new head of the School of Visual Arts graduate painting program, says, “I don’t want there to be any one overarching pedagogy in the program, one style or way of looking.” Published by BU Today , April 25, 2017 By Jane Dornbusch. Photos by […]
