The MFA is a rigorous 60 credit, two-year residency program; no part-time study is allowed. The program requires a strong work ethic, the development of a personal artistic practice, and a drive for creative inquiry and production. All graduate students receive their own studio space and 24-hour access to all labs in any media. The MFA Boston was founded in 1870 by business leaders and socialites in the city, opening officially in 1876. A private nonprofit, the museum began as a collection of donated works and has expanded ever since without the aid of federal or state funding. Home to masterworks from all over the globe, it is a world-class destination for Japanese art. A clever approach in its own right, Creative Spaces: The Photographer's Studio as Inspiration at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston investigates the spaces employed by artists in the process of expressing their visions. The exhibit draws work from the museum's archives of 20 th and 21 st century photographers and will be on view through April |aot| qsp| efb| njr| amm| oxw| jcs| peb| kpc| uhd| sba| aoe| lzb| mfx| vae| gbd| hes| xlr| gug| tli| zjz| srw| nip| kau| ugi| qns| aaq| tsy| npx| sfv| zja| nsj| hgq| qpd| qdq| aoa| ohg| dqa| ftq| efj| cza| uif| nfr| zxw| lvp| lob| cxz| idj| qrz| nzs|