Boston University

Art

Photo: A digitial sketch of an orange train with flowers alongside its tracks. The train has "Malden" on its front

Visual Arts

Gallery: Grace Julian-Murthy (CFA’96)

March 25, 2025

Photo: Valerie Coleman, a black woman wearing an elegant dark outfit, plays a flute in a photo studio

Music

Composer Valerie Coleman Explores the Dark Side of Jubilation

January 30, 2025

Untitled (March 8, 2023), watercolor and pencil on paper, 20” x 16”. From the collection of James A. Garfield of San Francisco

Visual Arts

Gallery: Marc Schepens (CFA’12)

December 3, 2024

Photo: A Man in a blue suit stands under a marquee reading "Wang Theatre"

Alumni

Casey Soward (MET’09) is the new president and CEO of the Boch Center

November 4, 2024

Photo: A man wearing glasses wearing a collared shirt sits next to a blonde woman with a smile and a darker shirt

Arts & Culture

Spreading Art Appreciation

March 22, 2024

Photo: A man on a scissor lift creating art on the side of a construction site. The art pieces are large black and white landscape paintings with pops of red

Arts & Culture

My Big Idea: Covering Construction Sites with Art

March 15, 2024

Photo: A woman in an elegant shirt with long dark hair sitting on a blue couch

Opera

BU Alum Nina Yoshida Nelsen (CFA’01,’03) Named Artistic Director of Boston Lyric Opera

March 1, 2024

Photo: A white woman with dark grey hair and lightly silver bangs smiles and poses in her studio. She sits in a black office chair and wears a burgundy shirt and unbuttoned blue collared shirt.

Books

Cartoonist Explores Stories of Veterans of the Battlefield—and the COVID ICU

November 16, 2023

Photo: Scott Biron makes a fly at his New London, NH home. An older white man wearing glasses, a long-sleeved blue collared shirt, and jeans sits at a crowded desk and works on a fly. Fly tying materials and paraphernalia can be seen around the office.

Arts & Culture

Video: Keeping the Ancient—and Secretive—Art of Fly Tying Alive

August 28, 2023

Video: Keeping the Ancient—and Secretive—Art of Fly Tying Alive