Museum News

At Northwestern, Art and Athletics Meet Beyond the Field

The nation’s only sustained partnership between an academic art museum and an athletics program foregrounds student-athletes’ perspectives.  Northwestern opened the new Ryan Field on October 2, putting its athletics program in the national spotlight. What spectators see from stadium seats or living room couches reflects years of effort and an important part of student-athletes’ identities. […]

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Northwestern Learning

Meet Vicky Wang, 2026–2027 Curatorial Intern

Meet Vicky Wang, a Northwestern University student majoring in Art History with a minor in Art Theory and Practice and pursuing the Segal Design Certificate in the McCormick School of Engineering. Originally from Taipei, Taiwan, Vicky is interested in the intersection of Japanese and Western art, as well as the relationship between fashion and social […]

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Northwestern Learning

Meet Angelina Randazzo, 2026–2027 Curatorial Intern

Meet Angelina Randazzo, a Northwestern University senior studying Radio/Television/Film and earning a certificate in Integrated Marketing Communications. A filmmaker from Metro Detroit, Angelina is interested in how moving-image work, photography, and documentation intersect with contemporary art. As a curatorial intern at The Block Museum of Art, she is exploring those connections within the museum’s collection, […]

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Block Cinema

Block Cinema Awarded Science on Screen Grant for 2026–2027

$6,700 grant will support films and conversations exploring Indigenous knowledge, science, and healing during Block Cinema’s 25th anniversary year Block Cinema at Northwestern University’s Block Museum of Art has been awarded a $6,700 Science on Screen grant for the 2026–27 season. The grant, awarded by the Coolidge Corner Theatre Foundation with support from the Alfred […]

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Programs & Events

The Block and Litowitz Center Explore “Vigil” Through Art [Video]

The Block Museum’s collection is a resource for looking closely, asking questions, and thinking with others. In a recorded talk presented with Northwestern’s Litowitz Center for Enlightened Disagreement, three artworks open new ways to consider Vigil, George Saunders’s novel and the 2026–27 Campus Reading Program selection. The works do not illustrate the book. They bring […]

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