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Art as a way to protest, process, mourn and memorialize anti-Black violence in America
Block Museum exhibition “A Site of Struggle: American Art against Anti-Black Violence” stakes a claim on the power of the visual to make change
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Northwestern student film incubator tackles mental health portrayals in media
Northwestern professor helms return of ‘A Christmas Carol’ to the stage
‘When it comes to Stephen Sondheim, I have a lot to say’
Northwestern alumni and faculty are among the 2022 Grammy nominees
from Bienen School of Music
Love, loss and a trip to the Underworld
Winter Chamber Music Festival is back with three award-winning ensembles
Bienen School of Music celebrates the season with winter holiday concerts
A famed actor, an arts administrator and a poet laureate on why arts education is essential
from Chicago Tribune
Finally, it’s ‘curtains up’ for Northwestern theater
Dittmar exhibition focuses on future of the planet
Channeling Native American tradition through canoe making
Theater students back on stage where they used to ‘tromp around’
For the first time since the pandemic closed the curtain on in-person theater, hundreds are welcomed to witness how theater magic is made
Imagine U theatre artists take the show to families at home
Victor Yampolsky to retire from Bienen School after 38 years of teaching, conducting
Saved by the stage
from Northwestern Magazine
The Wirtz Center throws open its doors Oct. 15-17
Explore the 1960’s Berkeley Folk Music Festival through the Libraries’ new exhibit
Block Museum marks 40th anniversary by asking ‘Who Says, Who Shows, What Counts?’
Chicago’s Ear Taxi Festival showcases Bienen School
from Bienen School of Music
