The formerly blank wall of the College of Fine Arts parking lot underwent a major transformation this summer. Alexander Golob (CFA ’16) designed a giant mural and, with the help of over 80 people, painted it onto the wall in a two-month painting process. On Friday, Golob and those who helped paint got to celebrate their hard work and success at a grand opening hosted by the BU Arts Initiative.
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- Alexander Golob (CFA ’16) designed the mural that is now in the parking lot of the College of Fine Arts.
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- Alexander Golob (CFA ’16), Lauren LaVelle (SMG ’14) and Chris Addis (CAS ’14) indicate which parts of the mural they helped create.
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- Jacqlene Boening (COM ’16), Kacey Jay (CAS ’16) and Alexander Golob (CFA ’16) at the grand opening.
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- Madeline Bohrer (CFA ’14) says she liked the composition of this section of the mural.
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- Olya Sheikina (SED ’16) poses with part of the mural. Sheikina was one of 80+ people who helped paint the mural.
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- The mural displays many recognizable parts of BU’s campus, including the iconic Citgo sign.
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- Those trees aren’t just trees. Go visit the mural one day and try to figure it out!
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- Can you figure out what buildings those towers represent?
These wall murals are great!