Alumni Gazette
JULIA BULLOCK ’09E‘Listening More Closely’ An acclaimed soprano shares her social vision as artist-in-residence at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
ARTIST-IN-RESIDENCE: Bullock—shown here in a dress rehearsal for a 2015 London production of Henry Purcell’s unfinished semi-opera The Indian Queen—has organized a series of 2018–19 performances at the Metropolitan Museum of Art that are designed to explore ideas of identity, objectification, and history. (Photo: Vibrant Pictures/Alamy) More . . . More Alumni Gazette
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Rochester Review
Winter 2019
Vol. 81, No. 2
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