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Spring 2011 U.S Boston University College of Fine Arts Nonprofit Boston University College of Fine Arts Spring 2011 U.S. Postage PAID Boston University College of Fine Arts Boston MA 855 Commonwealth Avenue Permit No. 54162 Boston, Massachusetts 02215 www.bu.edu/cfa College of Fine Arts Prague Beijing Venice If This Old House Sydney Could Talk. : Inspiration. London DestinationFor CFA students, creating art means taking risks, embracing new perspectives, and making some tight connections Mexico City Sharing memories of Julia Child and This Old House PLUS Art prints from South Africa’s Caversham Press Totenberg still teaching at age 100 From the Dean Benjamín E. Juárez Inside Spring 2011 Massachusetts. Aaron was named a 2005 MacArthur Fellow, is a member of the Obama National Arts Policy Committee, and was President Obama’s first nominee to the National Council on the Arts; he is also founder and president of the Sphinx Organization, a lead- ing national arts organization dedicated to building diversity in clas- sical music. An author, social entrepreneur, artist-citizen, and avid arts education advocate, Aaron is a great example of how a virtuoso musician can also be a social leader and the best possible advocate for his art. To succeed, Aaron has had to develop virtuosity in what we might call social entrepreneurial skills—skills that can be learned and taught, and which are at the core of the vision that is emerging in our strategic planning discussions. I have also found the roots of such social entrepreneurial teaching in some of the writings of Eben Tourjée, founder of the original College of Music at BU in 1872. In order to clarify a relevant vision for the future, we must carefully trace back 8 11 14 18 our history and remember all the lessons learned along the way. ince joining the BU College of Fine Arts in August, These two examples of collaboration and social responsibility Features 11 Impressions from South Africa get more online! I have focused my energy on discovering the remarkable go hand in hand with excellence in the artistic training of our stu- BU galleries feature artwork from South Africa’s www.bu.edu/cfa/esprit level of talent and creativity of our students, and considering dents, who will face a very difficult and uncertain future. It is our S Caversham Press. how I can help shape this learning environment to provide them with mission to provide the best possible tools for them to be relevant, Meet the Dean Get acquainted with CFA’s dynamic the global perspective and real-world tools they will need to realize resilient, and—yes—successful, although in my choice of this word 14 Destination: Inspiration For today’s CFA new leader, Benjamín Juárez. their artistic dreams. I urge everyone to create their own definitions of what “successful” students, the world is their classroom. Fall 2010 contained many memorable events, among them really means. Geena Davis’s (’79, Hon.’99) brilliant talk at BU about her work on The arts are the perfect space in which to face complex issues 18 All Over the Map From Texas to Thailand, Oil Painting in Watery Venice Explore the canals of Venice with the largest research project ever undertaken on gender in children's and to collaborate. My final thoughts go to my meetings with my CFA alumni are (almost) everywhere. Erika Rosendale (’09) and Katie entertainment (see page 24). The new year has since started at full friend Alan Brown, a leading expert on audience participation in the Peterson (’10). speed with classes, rehearsals, exhibitions, and performances. In arts. We talked of many things, but of capital importance is the Cre- January, I attended the annual conferences of two performing arts ative Campus initiative, which was created to develop cross-campus Conducting Electricity associations, ISPA (the International Society for the Performing interdisciplinary collaborations that integrate the arts into both the Portraits 6 BU’s New Arts Ambassador CFA’s dean Hear conductor Steven Mercurio Arts) and APAP (the Association of Performing Arts Presenters), academy and the surrounding community, to further develop the role is a conductor and advocate. (’80) discuss his collaboration with pop star Sting. in New York. The buzz phrases there—“collaboration” and “vision and influence of the arts within the education, service, and scholarly 8 If This Old House Could Talk Marian (’59) 2021”—are the two themes at the core of our current strategic plan- missions of the university. Along the way we must identify, docu- and Russell (’57) Morash gave us The French ning process at CFA, and it is very pertinent to discuss them both ment, and share lessons learned that will contribute to an evolving BU annual report Boston University_ Chef with Julia Child (Hon.’76), The Victory 2010 Annual Report within our BU community and with world leaders in the arts. knowledge base and learning community for campuses, as well as Garden, and This Old House. WHAT WERE How does brain trauma affect athletes? WE One such leader I encountered in New York was acclaimed for the wider performing arts and presenting field. We have begun THINKING Could iPhones count calories? 3 British choreographer Akram Khan, whose dance company is the necessary conversations toward establishing BU as a most cre- 20 A Century of Patience At 100, Professor Does swearing relieve stress? a platform for innovation and a diverse range of work, created ative campus, one that shares the arts with its community, its city, Roman Totenberg is ever the inspiring teacher. Watch videos about these and other www.bu.edu/ar through collaboration with artists from other disciplines. His lat- and the world. We fully embrace our role at the forefront of global Office of the President One Silber Way Boston, Massachusetts 02215 ? topics we’ve been thinking about est project, Vertical Road, features ballerina Sylvie Guillem, actor knowledge creation and collaboration. by visiting BU’s online Annual Report Departments 2 Coming Soon at www.bu.edu/ar. Juliette Binoche, composer Steve Reich, and artist Antony Gormley. I invite all of you to engage with me in this conversation, on my It was fantastic to hear about Akram’s experiences with the risks, blog at www.bu.edu/cfa/blog or, even better, in person. Through- 3 CFA Collage write to us opportunities, and rewards of artistic collaboration, as such col- out 2011, I will be travelling extensively and look forward to meeting 22 Alumni News laboration is the very reason for the existence of a College of Fine alumni across the country and the globe. My goal is to learn more 26 Supporting CFA We welcome your feedback on Arts at BU. about your work and your place in your communities, so I can share this issue of Esprit—or anything else related to CFA. Send us your Among the many inspiring meetings and interactions at and your messages and experiences here on campus. Please know that 29 Artists at Work comments at [email protected]. around these conferences was a get-together with the superb vio- you are always welcome at CFA, and I encourage you to reconnect linist Aaron Dworkin, a friend of BU who has sent many students to with us and join all that’s going on throughout the College, the the BU Tanglewood Institute, our summer music program in Lenox, University, and the City. www.bu.edu/cfa/esprit 1 Coming Soon Highlights from the CFA event calendar Opera Visual Arts Esprit February 24 –27, 2011 April 15–May 1, 2011 CFA Collage Capturing the Spirit and The Postman Always Rings Twice MFA Exhibitions News from around the College Energy of the CFA Artistic An illicit affair between a drifter and a The School of Visual Arts welcomes art Community It’s exciting to meet a good sultry waitress begins at a lonely roadside experts and novices alike to experi- Published by diner outside Los Angeles. Her unsus- ence the work of the next generation of example—someone who is Boston University pecting husband becomes the target of contemporary artists. Four BU galleries, College of Fine Arts handling this career “with a Spring 2011 the perfect crime of passion, until betrayal all within easy walking distance, will and then fate intervene. Adapted from host exhibitions of painting, sculpture, lot of grace and integrity. Dean Benjamín E. Juárez James Cain’s controversial 1934 novel, graphic design, and art education. —Rachel Hauge once banned in Boston. Assistant Dean, Development Opening Reception: April 15, 6–8 p.m. & Alumni Relations Tickets: $20 general public; $15 BU alumni, Free and open to the public Stephanie Trodello (COM’94, students, senior citizens, Huntington CAS’94, GSM’01) subscribers, and WGBH members All galleries at Boston University Executive Director for Box Office: www.BostonTheatreScene.com External Relations or 617-933-8600 Theatre Ellen Carr Boston University Theatre, May 7–13, 2011 ” Editor 264 Huntington Avenue, Boston Hedda Gabler Corinne Steinbrenner A surrealistic rendering of Henrik Ibsen’s (COM’06) great work, Hedda explores a complex, Designers driven woman born into the gilded John Morawiec, Rachel York cage of Victorian society, desperate for Contributing Writers freedom and adventure. This intense Rich Barlow, Kimberly psychological drama that features one of Cornuelle, Patrick L. Kennedy (COM’04), John O’Rourke, the most memorable female characters Photo by Vernon Doucette Vernon by Photo Annie Laurie Sánchez, ever created for the stage will be brought Photo by Vernon Doucette Vernon by Photo Andrew Thurston to vivid life on the BU Theatre mainstage. Tickets: $12 general public; $10 BU alumni, students, senior citizens, Huntington subscrib- ers, and WGBH members Talent, Generosity­­—and a Splash of Color Box Office: www.BostonTheatreScene.com 0211 041158 By Corinne Steinbrenner or 617-933-8600 In keeping with BU's commitment to more events Boston University Theatre, The orchestra, choir, and cast all wore stately singing with Flanigan—a bona fide opera diva vital perspective and some challenging notions sustainability, this magazine is printed A full calendar of CFA 264 Huntington Avenue, Boston on FSC-certified paper containing black—all except star soprano Lauren Flanigan whose credits include roles with New York’s about character and dramatic intention.
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