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Visual Arts

Disgraced by Ayad Akhtar at Huntington Theatre in Boston

Arts on Campus

In Disgraced, Huntington Theatre Offers Up a Tangled Web of Bias

January 13, 2016

Science & Technology

Mud Stories Forged in Flame

January 11, 2016

Avocado Crates Hannah Cole

Visual Arts

Elevating the Mundane into Art

December 4, 2015

Fine Arts

Three Decades of Master Printmaking

November 30, 2015

A Confederacy of Dunces Huntington Theatre Company

Visual Arts

Huntington’s A Confederacy of Dunces Stars Nick Offerman

November 18, 2015

Choice HTC 10-15 042 Choice, by Winnie Holzman, directed by Sheryl Kaller at the Huntington Theatre Company 10/22/15 Lighting Design: Rui Rita Scenic Design: James Noone Costume Design: Mariann Verheyen Sound Design: Leon Rothenberg © T Charles Erickson Photography tcepix@comcast.net

Visual Arts

Huntington’s Latest Looks at Choices That Shape Lives

October 28, 2015

Susanna Young Norris (CFA’14) (from left), Cassandra Grilling (CFA’14), and Francesca Blanchard (CFA’14) in a scene from Femina Shakes’ production of Romeo and Juliet. Photo by Cydney Scott

Arts & Culture

Renaissance Women

October 22, 2015

Artist Emily Freiberg (CFA’04) center, greeting guests at the opening reception for Ariel Freiberg: Unquenchable Thirst on view at the Sherman Gallery through October 25. Photo by Jackie Ricciardi

Painting

Enigmatic Faces at Sherman Gallery

October 19, 2015

Giselle Blanco-Santana (CAS ’16) hangs her paintings at the Howard Thurman Center for Common Ground for the BU Arts Initiative forum for student art and dialogue, “Race, Identity & Art”. The student exhibit will begin on October 7 at 6 p.m. and will run through October 21. For this set of paintings, Blanco-Santana was inspired by her own experience as a Latino growing up in a predominantly African-American neighborhood. She says she never understood why Mexican and African-American cultures failed to find common grounds although people experienced “mirror situations,” which she illustrated with two girls sitting on opposite sides of a fence in the same poor neighborhood.

Arts on Campus

Using Art to Talk about Race and Identity

October 7, 2015

A Call for Peace: Abe Fleischer (COM '17) reacts to panels by Japanese artists Iri and Toshi Maruki as part of the Stone Gallery commemorative exhibit for the 70th anniversary of the Hiroshima bombings. The artists, a Japanese couple who visited Hiroshima just days after the nuclear bombing, would produce a series of fifteen panels over the course of thirty years to pay homage to Japanese victims as well as American prisoners of war who perished on August 6, 1945.

Fine Arts

Stone Gallery Exhibition Recalls the Horrors of Hiroshima

October 6, 2015

CFA Fall Fringe Festival

Arts & Culture

CFA Fringe Festival Returns with Seven Deadly Sins

October 2, 2015

Boston University Arts Initiative

Arts on Campus

Inaugural BU Arts Fair Today

September 18, 2015

A Little Night Music Huntington Theatre

Fine Arts

Sondheim Returns to the Huntington

September 16, 2015

Giovanni Zelko (COM’96) (left) directing Ben Youcef (second from right) in a scene from The Algerian on location in Los Angeles. Photos by Orsoya Tucker

Film & TV

COM Alum Writes, Directs, and Acts in Terrorism Thriller

August 6, 2015

Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum Neighborhood Night

Visual Arts

Free Neighborhood Night at Gardner Museum Tonight

August 6, 2015

Students will work together to create a set model form this one stage kit during BUSTI set design course at CFA July 21, 2015.

Theatre

BUSTI Program Aims a Spotlight Offstage

July 30, 2015

Stephen Kurkjian

In the City

Lost

July 27, 2015

Under the Wave off Kanagawa (Kanagawa-oki nami-ura), also known  as the Great Wave, from the series Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji  (Fugaku sanjûrokkei) Katsushika Hokusai (Japanese, 1760–1849) about 1830–31 (Tenpô 1–2) Woodblock print (nishiki-e); ink and color on paper * William Sturgis Bigelow Collection

In the City

Celebrating Japan’s Most Famous Artist

June 22, 2015

Moritz von Stuelpnagel (CFA’00) (from left), Brad Oscar (CFA’86), and Craig Lucas (CFA’73) are nominated for 2015 Tony Awards, which will be given out on Sunday night.

Arts & Culture

Three CFA Alums Nominated for Theater’s Highest Honor

June 4, 2015

Platinum and diamond flower brooch

Things-to-do

Nazi-Looted Family Treasures on Display at MFA

May 26, 2015

Nazi-Looted Family Treasures on Display at MFA