Boston University Art Gallery

Boston University

Boston, MA

617-353-3329

http://www.bu.edu/art/

• Absolution of the Wind (8/28/09)
• Sidney Hurwitz's Meditations on the Industrial Age; essay by Patricia Hills (3/12/09)
• Sixty Years of North American Prints: Collecting from the Boston Printmakers (2/24/07)
• A Photographic Portrait of Boston, 1840-1865 (3/2/06)
• Syncopated Rhythms: 20th-Century African American Art from the George and Joyce Wein Collection (11/14/05)
• California Dreamin': Camera Clubs and the Pictorial Photography Tradition (1/15/04)
• The Deep End of the Gene Pool (10/18/00)
• Spirited Ruins (9/11/00)
• Nadine Zanow: Recent Paintings (3/8/00)
• Neil Welliver: Recent Paintings and Prints (2/20/00)
• Josef Albers in Black and White (2/20/00)
• Bon à Tirer (Good to Pull) (1/26/00)
• The World as Mirror: Paintings by Jon Imber, 1978-1998 (10/14/99)
• Faculty Exhibition at Boston University School for the Arts (9/8/99)
• "The Endicott Street Pictures," an Exhibition of Paintings and Drawings by Stephanie Kay (4/13/99)
• 1999 North American Print Exhibition (3/9/99)
• Dorothea Tanning: Still in the Studio (2/23/99)
• Manuel Neri, artist-in-residence at Boston University (2/14/99)
• David Smith: Medals for Dishonor (1/14/99)
• Tijuana Tavolettas (1999)

The Boston University Art Gallery (BUAG) is a non-profit art gallery geared toward an interdisciplinary interpretation of art, and committed to a culturally inclusive viewpoint that expands the boundaries of the museum. Exhibitions focus on international, national and regional art developments chiefly in the 20th century; seek to present the cultural and historical context of art, and to acknowledge the artistic contributions of under-recognized sectors of the population. BUAG is located at 855 Commonwealth Avenue, inside the College of Fine Arts at Boston University (BU West T stop on the B Green Line).For hours and admission fees please see the Museum's website.

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