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Materials scientists to examine mysterious copper artworks
Scientists aim to reveal the artworks’ origins, materials and techniques used in creation
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Northwestern’s 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
William Bolcom named winner of 2021 Michael Ludwig Nemmers Prize in Music Composition
Emmy nominations have ’Cats in focus
from School of Communication
Sir András Schiff awarded 2021 Jean Gimbel Lane Prize by Bienen School
Bienen School of Music launches ‘Black Composer Showcase’ series
Puerto Rican artists helping artists
The Puerto Rican Arts Initiative changes focus in a second phase and moves into a new collaboration
Phoenix spectacle expresses the grief and resilience of a transformative year
MFA documentaries grapple with questions of loss and the search for grounding
‘The greatest college show in America’ celebrates 90th show
Johnny Mercer Foundation Songwriters Project participants announced
Art exhibition by students addresses life after graduation
A storied tradition: The Waa-Mu Show at 90
Milestone marked with a new movie-musical and an addition to the ‘Wall of Fame’
At the intersection of art and science
Celebrate 50 years of gospel with the Northwestern Community Ensemble
Singing Black sacred music and fostering community for five decades
How art holds us through crisis
Tracing the American civil rights movement that started long before the Civil War
In her new book, historian Kate Masur examines the early activists who envisioned the United States as a multi-racial nation
Natasha Trethewey on her ‘deepest wound’
Powerful stories of wrongly convicted supports the push to abolish death penalty nationwide
