MARY AND LEIGH BLOCK MUSEUM OF ART

ANNUAL REPORT 2009–2010 NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY STAFF 2009–10 BOARD OF ADVISORS 2009–10

David A. Robertson James Elesh, chair The Ellen Philips Katz Director Kristina Bottomley Elizabeth Bergmann Registrar Huey Copeland Mimi Brody Film Curator and Director, Diane Dawson Block Cinema William Hood Aaron Chatman Security Assistant Ellen Philips Katz Nicole Druckman James A. Klein Grants Manager Rosalyn M. Laudati Emily Forsgren Assistant to the Director Judy Ledgerwood James Foster R. Hugh Magill Manager of Security Services Conor O’Neil Corinne Granof Curator James B. Pick John Hawkins David A. Robertson, ex officio Museum Custodian Helen Hilken Selig D. Sacks Director of Development Jean E. Shedd, ex officio Bee Jenkins Museum Custodian Howard Tullman Neelam Jumma Program Coordinator Austin Parks William Conger, No. 27, from the series Criss Cross, 2009, gouache and pen and ink on paper. Block Fellow Block Museum, Purchase funds provided by Diane Dawson and Steve Gavin and Cassie Spencer, 2010.13. Burke Patten Communications Manager Sheetal Prajapati Director of Educational Programs Elliot Reichert Block Undergraduate Fellow Dan Silverstein Mission Statement Manager of Exhibitions and Facilities Carole Towns Business Administrator The Mary and Leigh Block Museum of Art, Northwestern University, is dedicated Liz Wolf to the growth and preservation of its collections and to the study and exhibition of Collections and Exhibitions Assistant reproducible art forms—including prints, photographs, film, video, and computer- Debora Wood mediated art—and to their capacity to reach and transform society. Senior Curator

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Previous page: Robert Motherwell, Elegy Black Black, 1983, lithograph with handcolored additions. Block Museum, Purchase funds provided by Chauncey and Marion Deering McCormick Family Foundation, Sarah M. Pritchard and Neal E. Blair, and David and Mary Ann Grumman, and gift of the Dedalus Foundation, 2010.10.2. © Dedalus Foundation, Inc./Licensed by VAGA, New York, NY. Table of Contents M essa g e Fall 2009 pages 4–5 from the Board of Advisors Chair Winter 2010 pages 6–7 and The Ellen Philips Katz Director

Spring 2010 pages 8–9 The Block Museum continues to be blessed with an Summer 2010 page 10 exceptionally talented staff, dedicated volunteers, a committed parent institution in Northwestern Acquisitions pages 11–14 University, and enthusiastic campus and community Committee and participants for its wide and varied programming. Department Reports pages 15–18 Honor Roll of Donors pages 19–20 The Museum’s audiences saw extraordinary shows during the 2009–10 academic year, ranging from monographic exhibitions of the art of modernists Henry Moore and Robert Motherwell to historical works by Vanessa Bell, Roger Fry, Duncan Grant, and Dora Carrington in the exhibition A Room of Their Own: The Bloomsbury Artists in American Collections. Other exhibitions included graphic works by Renaissance and Baroque artists Marcantonio Raimondi and Cornelis Cort in The Brilliant Line: Following the Early Modern Engraver, 1480–1650 and Engraving the Ephemeral. The year would not have been complete without the annual MFA Thesis Exhibition from the Department of Art Theory and Practice. Block Cinema, as usual, organized several engaging film series, including A Cinema of Their Own: Bloomsbury on Film, Haiti on Screen, and, for the first time, a set of movies selected by the artists of the MFA Thesis Exhibition. As a matter of course, undergraduate and graduate classes, public lectures, gallery and film discussions, and other related programs complemented the exhibitions and screenings.

Important acquisitions during this time period included works by Robert Motherwell, Philip Pearlstein, Leon Golub, William Conger, and Michiko Itatani. With support from several benefactors, the Block purchased many of these on the occasion of its spring 2010 benefit dinner at the Union League Club of Chicago.

The Block weathered the fiscal challenges of 2009–10 with a drop in donations of only 1 percent from the previous year. Despite the downturn, the Museum reached its budget goals and added to its endowment principals through the generosity of board members James Pick and Rosalyn Laudati. Northwestern continued its support over this period as well, increasing its share by 12 percent for capital improvements.

The reports that follow expand upon these and other activities by the Block during 2009–10. We are pleased to provide this summary of our achievements and hope it will inspire you to deepen your engagement with the Block Museum in the years ahead.

James Elesh David Alan Robertson Chair, Board of Advisors The Ellen Philips Katz Director Exhibitions Henry Moore: Elephant Skull Alsdorf Gallery | September 22–December 13 The Block celebrated its acquisition of Henry Moore’s complete Elephant Skull portfolio by displaying all 28 of the etchings created for the album, considered to be among the British modern artist’s greatest graphic works. The FALL 2009 Block’s exhibition also included a pachyderm cranium on loan from Chicago’s Field Museum of Natural History. Click here to learn more

Robert Motherwell: An Attitude Toward Reality, From the Collection of the Walker Art Center Main Gallery | September 25–December 6 As a member of the New York School of painters that Theo Leffmann: Weaving a Life into Art included Jackson Pollock and Mark Rothko, Robert Theo Leffmann Gallery | Ongoing exhibition Motherwell helped define American abstract art in the 20th century. Organized by the Walker Art Center, The Theo Leffmann Gallery is dedicated to the work of Minneapolis, this exhibition featured more than 40 the Chicago fiber artist and highlights selections from drawings, collages, prints, and paintings spanning the more than 75 works donated to the Block by her the artist’s career. husband, Paul Leffmann. Click here to learn more Programs Gallery Talk: Print Techniques October 8 Block Museum senior curator Debora Wood discussed the printing methods of Robert Motherwell and Henry Moore.

Family Workshop: Drawing Sculpture October 11 Participants created drawings and three-dimensional works inspired by Henry Moore’s Elephant Skull prints.

Meaning and Methodology—Robert Motherwell and Henry Moore October 17 David Getsy, Goldabelle McComb Finn Distinguished Chair in Art History at the School of the Art Institute FALL 2009 PODCASTS of Chicago, and Robert Mattison, Marshall R. Metzgar Meaning and Methodology—Robert Motherwell and Henry Moore Professor of Art History at Lafayette College, Pennsylvania, examined Motherwell’s and Moore’s creative processes in a conversation moderated by Huey Copeland, assistant professor of art history at Northwestern.

Upper right: Henry Moore, etching from the Elephant Skull Portfolio, 1969–70. Block Museum, Purchase funds provided in part by Katherine Olson, 2008.19.1–30. Above: Robert Motherwell, Elegy to the Spanish Republic #167 (Spanish Earth Elegy), 1985, acrylic, charcoal on canvas mounted on wood. Walker Art Center, Minneapolis, Gift of Margaret and Angus Wurtele and the Dedalus Foundation, 1995. © Dedalus Foundation, Inc./Licensed by VAGA, New York, NY. Adult Studio Workshop October 25 Participants applied some of the techniques of Robert Motherwell and Henry Moore to their own artistic endeavors.

Block Out Friday

FALL 2009 November 13 In partnership with the student-run Northwestern Art Review and Stitch magazine, the Block took students to Chicago’s Pilsen neighborhood for an evening of art studio and gallery viewings.

Gallery Talk: Robert Motherwell November 19 Siri Engberg, curator of visual arts/prints and editions at the Walker Art Center, led an in-depth discussion of the Block Cinema Motherwell exhibition. Distilled into Something New: Film Noir from 1955 to 1970 and Robert Motherwell. Just as Motherwell grew outside the defined boundaries of Abstract Expressionism, so did directors of aesthetically linked film noirs move beyond the trappings of the genre to create masterpieces like Kiss Me Deadly, Night of the Hunter, and The Killers. Click here to learn more

Amitabh Bachchan The student-run Film and Projection Society organized this series tracing Bollywood’s evolving aesthetics over four decades through the work of Indian film icon Amitabh Bachchan, who broke through in the early 1970s with Zanjeer and has continued to bring powerful performances to the screen in recent films like Black. Click here to learn more

Upper right: Still from Night of the Hunter, directed by Charles Laughton, 1955. Bloomsbury Lecture Series Roger Fry: Art and Life in Bloomsbury January 23 Christopher Reed, associate professor of English and visual culture at Pennsylvania State University, analyzed the art, design work, and writings of Bloomsbury Group senior member Roger Fry. WINTER 2010 Writing in Bloomsbury: E. M. Forster, Virginia Woolf, and Vita Sackville-West February 3 Mary Ann Caws, Distinguished Professor of English, French, and comparative literature at the Graduate School of the City University of New York, discussed the styles of three major Bloomsbury writers.

The Iconoclastic Economist: John Maynard Keynes and the Bloomsbury Group Exhibitions February 17 A Room of Their Own: Northwestern faculty members Robert Gordon, Stanley The Bloomsbury Artists in American Collections G. Harris Professsor of the Social Sciences, and Lynne Kiesling, senior lecturer in economics, explored Main and Alsdorf Galleries | January 15–March 14 Keynes’s social and cultural passions and the role Virginia Woolf, John Maynard Keynes, and other of the Bloomsbury Group in shaping them. members of the Bloomsbury Group changed British culture as they brought art, literature, social thought, and domestic life into the modern age. Organized by the Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art at Cornell University, Ithaca, New York, in conjunction with the Nasher Museum of Art, Duke University, Durham, North Carolina, this exhibition focused on the work of artists Vanessa Bell, Roger Fry, Duncan Grant, and Dora Carrington from collections in the United States. Click here to learn more

WINTER 2010 PODCASTS Roger Fry: Art and Life in Bloomsbury Writing in Bloomsbury: E. M. Forster, Virginia Woolf, and Vita Sackville-West The Iconoclastic Economist: John Maynard Keynes and the Bloomsbury Group New Looks: The Social Life of Art and Design in Bloomsbury

Upper left: Vanessa Bell, Virginia Woolf, 1912, oil on paperboard. Smith College Museum of Art, Northampton, Massachusetts, Gift of Ann Safford Mandel, class of 1953. Right: Vanessa Bell, Still Life of Flowers in Jug, 1948–50, oil on canvas. Collection of Bannon and Barnabas McHenry. Photo courtesy of Julia Magura, Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art. WINTER 2010 U pper Park neighborhood. historic FlatIron ArtsBuildinginChicago’s Wicker cosponsored thistriptotheopenstudionightat The Block,Northwestern ArtReview, and 5 March Friday Out Block presented fresh scholarship on Bloomsbury art and design. Christopher ReedofPenn State,thissymposium English professor Christine Froula and Organized andmoderatedby Northwestern 27 February New women andart. discussion of Virginia Woolf’s essentialwritingon English atNorthwestern, ledastimulating group Leah Culligan-Flack, visitingassistantprofessor of 25 February Book families created decorative arttoenjoy intheirhomes. Inspired by atouroftheBloomsburyGroup exhibition, 21 February of Art The Workshop: Family Virginiaand Woolf. Sackville-West Vita writers Group Bloomsbury between relationship the Poole performed aplay by EileenAtkinsthatchronicles Northwestern theatre faculty LindaGatesandMary 7 February Virginia & Vita P

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GiftofBernard calendar, 1933,woodcut, 10- the Chicago Societyof Artists 1911–79), (American, Berkman Bernece Gift of Bernard Friedman, 2010.7.1 linoleum cut, 6-1/2 x 6 inches. 1971), Emil Armin (American, 1883– Vicki Hood,2010.11 provided by Christineand William Robb IIIandBill color lithograph, 29-1/2x39inches. Purchase funds Ron Adams(American, born1934), acquisitions 2009–10 all of images see to here Click entry. each of end the at are numbers Accession width. noted; precedes otherwise height unless size, sheet to refer dimensions All by title. then and object name last artist’s by alphabetically listed are Accessions supporters. purchase-fund and art the donors to gratitude its extends Museum The 2009–10. in and purchase gift through works following the acquired Museum Block The Warm Matzos Criss Cross Criss Cypress Gardens Emil Armin , early 1930s, etching, , ca.1935,colorlithograph, 21-1/4x14-1/2 May: Lunch Time , 1942,colorlithograph, 16x23inches. Giftof Untitled (headofa Untitled , 2009, gouache and pen and ink on on ink and pen and gouache 2009, , , 1929,etching, , ca.1936, , 1966, , 1981,graphite over tracesof , from Blackburn Untitled (fivefigures No. 27 , from the , 2002, x 12-7/8inches. GiftofBernard 2010.7.14a–e Friedman, with wood veneer chinecollé, eachapproximately 16-7/8 Student, Todros Geller, Gift ofBernard 2010.7.16 Friedman, Todros Geller, inches. Gift ofBernard 2010.7.15 Friedman, Todros Geller, 2010.7.13 Friedman, woodcut, 11-3/4x10-1/2inches. Gift ofBernard Arthur andGladys Pancoe, 2009.8 of Childhood José LuisCuevas (Mexican, born1934), Todros Geller, A b ove : RowenaFry, and , 1962,lithograph, 16x22inches. Giftof Rifka Angel, Horseradish Grinder Yiddish Motifs:ChasidicDance Winter Shadows For theSinsWe HaveCommitted James Klein James Hilken Helen James Elesh, Elesh, James Copeland Huey Accessions Art on Committee 1950,watercoloronpaper. Friedman,2010.7.8. GiftofBernard , 1924,drypoint,10x7-3/4inches. , 1933,lithograph, 20x15 10-1/8 inches. GiftofBernard watercolor onpaper, 14-5/8x Rowena Fry, Bernard 2010.7.11 Friedman, cut, closed6-5/8x5-1/8.Giftof card) (Christmas 90), Rowena (American, Fry 1900/01– of Bernard 2010.7.12 Friedman, woodcut, 10-3/8x8inches. Gift Society ofArtistscalendar, 1933, Beggars Russia, 1889–1949), Todros Geller(American, born of Bernard 2010.7.9 Friedman, paper, 11-7/8x9-3/4inches. Gift of aman) Rowena Fry, 2010.7.10 Friedman, 14 x15inches. GiftofBernard 1968/85, watercolor onpaper, with birdsandChicagoskyline) Rowena Fry, 2010.7.8 Friedman, chair Fountain intheTree Garden , from the Chicago Chicago the from , Jean Shedd Jean Robertson A. David O’Neil Conor Ledgerwood Judy , 1926,three woodcuts , 1936,penandinkon Rifka Angel Untitled (portrait Untitled (building Recollections , 1957,linoleum February: , Talmudic , 1926, , 1950, , ACQUISITIONS Gift ofRobertBresemann, 2009.10.1 drawing) Michael Hopkins(American, born1958), 24 inches. Giftoftheartist,2009.11 series Paul Hertz(American, born1949), Bernard 2010.7.19 Friedman, 1940s, watercolor onpaper, 12x18inches. Giftof Naval Hospital—ConvalescentWard Natalie SmithHenry(American, 1907–92), print, 26-5/8 x 37 inches. Gift of the artist, 2009.12.2 Stephen Hannock, University, 2009.12.1 Morton Schapiro asthe 16thPresident ofNorthwestern on theoccasionofinaugurationhisdearfriend artist the of Gift inches. 44 x 25-3/8 print, inkjet on Northern City Renaissance Stephen Hannock(American, born1951), Gift ofBernard 2010.7.18 Friedman, charcoal onpaper, 8-3/8 x6inches. with flockofsheep drawing (shepherd,possibly Christ, 1896–1964), Vinol M.S. Hannell(American, inches. Museumpurchase, 2009.17 offset lithograph, 22-1/4 x17-3/8 World isYour KindofPlace 1985), Guerrilla Girls(American, founded 2010.7.17 Friedman, 14-1/4 x11inches. GiftofBernard early 1940s, colorlinoleumcut, born Russia,1905–80), Samuel Greenburg (American, transfer, 2009.16 12-5/8 x 9-3/4 inches. Departmental Her Daughter of Ceres (German, 1578–1610), 1585–1648), afterAdamElsheimer ca. (Dutch, Goudt Hendrik Riggs andDorothy J. Speidel,2010.12.1 x 30inches. Purchase fundsprovided by SandraLynn Leon Golub, 1/4 x14-15/16inches. Museumpurchase, 2010.12.3 printed 1987,colorviscosityetchingandaquatint,22- Leon Golub(American, 1922–2004), Dorothy J. Speidel, 2010.12.1. Art © Estate of Leon Golub/Licensed by VAGA, New York, NY.York, New VAGA, by Golub/Licensed Leon of Estate © Art 2010.12.1. Speidel, J. Dorothy R 2009.16. purchase, Museum A i bove g ht : Leon Golub, Golub, Leon : Hendrik Goudt, after Adam Elsheimer, Elsheimer, Adam after Goudt, Hendrik Recordatori Relax Senator Helms, the Art (alsocalled , 2000,gouache onpaper, 4-3/4x4-1/16inches. Orator II Orator Untitled sketchbook Orator II ), 1610,engraving, , 1965, color lithograph. Purchase funds provided by by provided funds Purchase lithograph. color 1965, , , 1999,printed2009,inkjetprint,24x ), ca.1920s, Northern City Renaissance Ceres Seeking , 1965,colorlithograph, 22-1/4 The Mocking Cabbalist , 2005, acrylic, tape, and collage , 1989, The Mocking of Ceres of Mocking The , Criadero Altered II , early tomid- Untitled (insect FinalStudy for , 1610, engraving. engraving. 1610, , Great Lakes , from the , 2008, inkjet , 1949, Sandra Lynn Riggs and and Riggs Lynn Sandra and metallic colored pencilonpaper, 12-3/16x 9inches. Room Michiko Itatani(Japanese, born1948), Bresemann, 2009.10.2 gouache onpaper, 5-1/2x5-5/8inches. Giftof Robert Michael Hopkins, paper, 11 x 14 inches. Gift of Bernard Friedman, 2010.7.24Stretched to Dry Edward Millman (American, 1907–64), 2010.7.23 Friedman, lithograph, 11-3/4x11-1/8 inches. GiftofBernard Anne Michalov (American, 1904–2001), in honorofHelga andBernard Kramarsky, 2009.9.2. print (chromogenic), 16xinches. GiftofLarryMerrill Larry Merrill, 2012, 2009.9.1 honor ofJane Merrill,Northwestern University Classof , from theseries NYC , 1947, pen and ink and brush and ink on Untitled (insectdrawing) , 2006,printed2009,dye-coupler Chicago SocietyofArtists calendar, 78), Clara MacGowan (American, 1929– of Bernard 2010.7.21 Friedman, linoleum cut,9-7/8x7-1/2.Gift William Jacobs, 2010.7.20 inches. GiftofBernard Friedman, 1973), William Jacobs (American, 1897– Magill, 2010.12.2 Hodges, andHughNancy and BobGuritz, Thomas andGail Purchase fundsprovided by Jean 16 inches. GiftofLarryMerrillin coupler print(chromogenic), 16x 1948), Larry Merrill (American, born 2010.7.22 inches. GiftofBernard Friedman, 1936, wood engraving, 10-3/8x8 Cosmic Theater August: SpacialOrbits NYC Deer , 1934,etching, 7x6 , 2005, printed 2009, dye Flood , 2007,gouache Pelts Cleaned and The Reading Helen II , 1938, , 2000, , from the , 1932, ACQUISITIONS Bernard 2010.7.27 Friedman, and graphite onpaper. 11-1/4x17-1/2inches. Giftof Indian Mound,LakeDefiance, Illinois Frederick Remahl (American, bornSweden, 1901–68), 2010.7.26 Friedman, watercolor onpaper, 16x22inches. GiftofBernard 1968), Tunis Ponsen (American, bornthe Netherlands, 1891– Family, 2010.14 1/4 x73-3/4inches. GiftofHenryandGildaBuchbinder Models onRockerandStool Philip Pearlstein (American, born1924), of Bernard 2010.7.25 Friedman, calendar, 1936,wood engraving, 10-3/8x8inches. Gift September: Indian Gregory Orloff(American, bornRussia,1890–1981), Foundation, 2010.10.1 22-1/4 inches. Museumpurchase andgiftoftheDedalus Robert Motherwell, Grumman, and gift of the Dedalus Foundation, 2010.10.2 M. Pritchard andNealE.Blair, andDavid andMaryAnn and Marion Deering McCormick Family Foundation, Sarah x 37-3/4inches. Purchase fundsprovided by Chauncey Black Robert Motherwell (American, 1915–91), color lithograph. Gift of Henry and Gilda Buchbinder Family, 2010.14. Family, Buchbinder Gilda and Henry of Gift lithograph. color A bove : Philip Pearlstein, Pearlstein, Philip , 1983,lithograph withhandcolored additions, 15 Untitled (harborscene) Two Female Models on Rocker and Stool and Rocker on Models TwoFemale , from theChicago SocietyofArtists Poet I , 1962,lithograph, 29-7/8x , 1975,colorlithograph, 36- , late1920s/late1930s, , 1939,watercolor , 1975, 1975, , Two Female Elegy Black Elegy inches. Purchase funds providedMultitude ofAnimals by Sandra Lynn Riggs, 2010.1Dürer (German,1471–1528), Aegidius Sadeler II (Dutch, ca. 1570–1629), after Albrecht funds provided by James and Pamela Elesh, 2009.15.1–4 each approximately 13-3/4x10-3/8inches. Purchase Occidens, Meridies, Vos (Belgian,1532–1603), Jan SadelerI(Belgian,1550–1600),afterMaartende Howard andJudith Tullman, 2009.14.2 charcoal onpaper, 18-11/16x22-3/16inches. Giftof Seymour Rosofsky, inches. GiftofHoward andJudith Tullman, 2009.14.1 and Birds Seymour Rosofsky (American, 1924–81) , 9-1/4 x 12-1/4 inches. Gift of Bernard Friedman, 2010.7.29 Ethel Spears, 7-1/4 x 10-1/2 inches. Gift of Bernard Friedman, 2010.7.28 Ethel Spears (American, 1902–74), 2009.13.2 paper, 11-1/4 x15-7/8inches. Giftof William E.Harkins, between twothieves) Alexej Smirnov (Russian, born ca. 1920s), 4-7/8 x 1-7/8 inches. Gift of William E. Harkins, 2009.13.1 accordion-bound with paperboard covers, closed: 7-3/8 x Album late 18thcentury–late19thcentury), Various artistsfrom theShijôSchool (Japanese, active , ca. 1865–77, 39 color woodcuts and poems poems and woodcuts color 39 1865–77, ca. , , 1969,charcoal onpaper, 18-11/16x22-9/16 Snowshoe Rabbit and Man withAirplanesandBirds , ca.1964,penandbrushinkon , ca.1600,engraving, 13-5/8x9-1/2 Oriens The FourWinds:Septentrio, Madonna andChildwitha , ca.1580,four engravings, , 1940,colorscreenprint, Rider Shijô Surimono Shijô Surimono , ca. 1948, woodcut, Baby with Airplanes Untitled (Christ , 1969, ACQUISITIONS 10-1/4 x13-1/2inches. GiftofKalevPeekna, 2010.5.1 David Teplica, twin, Steven, a love and loss few can understand, 2010.3.2 x 15-15/16 inches. Gift of Joel Dworkin, in memory of his David Teplica, Teplica, 2010.6 1996, gelatin silver print,11x14 inches. GiftofNeil David Teplica (American, born1959), paper, 10 x 14 inches, Gift of Bernard Friedman, 2010.7.32 Frances Strain, Bernard 2010.7.33 Friedman, road) Strain(American,Frances 1898–1962), 2010.7.30 paper, 19-3/4x23-3/4inches. GiftofBernard Friedman, Grace Spongberg, Gift ofBernard 2010.7.31 Friedman, ca. 1941,watercolor onpaper, 19-3/4x23-3/4inches. Grace Spongberg (American, 1906–92), © David Teplica. David © A bove :

David Teplica, Teplica, David , 1932,watercolor onpaper, 11x15inches. Giftof The Reed Twins Reed The Untitled (houses by hill) Frères Dialog Tugboat , 1990,gelatin silver print,19-13/16 , 1990, gelatin silver print. Gift of the artist, 2010.2.6. 2010.2.6. artist, the of Gift print. silver gelatin 1990, , , ca.1941,watercolor on , 1995,gelatin silver print, , 1925, watercolor on Acosta Twins Untitled (country Near West Side , , inches. Giftoftheartist,2010.8 Landscape II Richard Vaux (American, born1940), paper, 10 x 13 inches. Gift of Bernard Friedman, 2010.7.35 15-7/8 x19-15/16inches. Giftoftheartist,2010.2.6 David Teplica, print, 12-1/2x8-7/16inches. Giftoftheartist,2010.2.3 David Teplica, 10-15/16 inches. GiftofKalevPeekna, 2010.5.2 David Teplica, x 10-7/8inches. Giftoftheartist,2010.2.2 David Teplica, 2010.2.5 inkjet print,20-3/16x15-1/16inches. Giftoftheartist, David Teplica, Morris Topchevsky, 2010.7.34 Friedman, inked àlapoupée, 9-3/4x12inches. GiftofBernard Chicago RiverNo. 2 Morris Topchevsky (American, bornPoland, 1899–1947), 2010.2.1 silver print,13-7/8x8-1/2inches. Giftoftheartist, David Teplica, , 2009,charcoal onpaper, frame: 41x Inborn (TheBiermannTwins) Untitled (SwehlaTwins) The ReedTwins The Payto Twins Ovum Kiss/Bite , ca.1938,coloretchingandaquatint Untitled (seascape) , 1998,gelatin silver print,13-7/8x , 1990,gelatin silver print,13-7/8 , 1990,gelatin silver print, , 1990,gelatin silver understand, 2010.3.1 love andlossfew can of histwin,Steven, a Dworkin, inmemory inches. GiftofJoel 19-15/16 x15-13/16 print, silver gelatin David Teplica, Louis Keith, 2010.4 inches. GiftofDr. 19-13/16 x15-7/8 gelatin silver print, David Teplica, artist, 2010.2.4 inches. Giftofthe print, 19-7/16x13-3/4 2000, gelatin silver (The SwehlaTwins) David Teplica, Entangled) (The DworkinTwins Future Apart about anInevitable Elderly TwinsWorry , 1945, watercolor on Archetypal , 2000,gelatin , 1997, , 1990, 1990, , , 1997, Untitled Two Twins , COMMITTEE AND DEPARTMENT REPORTS A A B B O O V V E E : Still from from Still : : Still from from Still Vision Moloch Tropical Moloch , directed by Margarethe von Trotta, 2009. Trotta, von Margarethe by directed , , directed by Raoul Peck, 2009. Peck, Raoul by directed , films from archives, studios, andprivate collections. hard-to-see and rare of program a Rediscoveries, new art-related documentaries, andRevivals and two well-received series:ArtonScreen, showcasing inaugurated also It country. that in earthquake to present films about Haiti, following the devastating Northwestern’s Department ofFrench andItalian In spring2010BlockCinemapartnered with silent andexperimental filmswithlive music. with theUniversity radiostation WNUR, paired campus, while SonicCelluloid,ajointproduction on filmmaking of best the showcased Festival The annual Northwestern University StudentFilm panel discussionfeaturing many ofthefilmmakers. Jenkins, andJoe Swanberg, withanaccompanying American directors like Andrew Bujalski,Barry selection oflow-budget filmsmade by emerging programmed four seriesin2009–10,includinga Society Projection and Film student-run The Block including theAnnualCelebrationofIranianCinema. Angeles, whereshecuratedfilmandvideoprograms, Television Archive atthe UniversityofCalifornia, Los Mimi Brody joinedtheBlock in2009fromtheFilmand Mimi Brody, and Vision from around the globe such as movies acclaimed of screenings Chicago-area first very the including 2009–10, in films new brand screening regularly began Cinema Finally,Block B ELO W: Moloch Tropical Still from from Still (Germany, 2009), C Alamar inema film curatoranddirector, BlockCinema , directed by Pedro Gonzalez-Rubio, 2009. Gonzalez-Rubio, Pedro by directed , (Haiti, 2009). Double Take Alamar (Belgium, 2010), (Mexico, 2010), COMMITTEE AND DEPARTMENT REPORTS Helen Hilken, a member oftheBlockBoard ofAdvisors. Christopher Kennedy and Tribeca Flashpointpresident andCEOHoward Tullman, brunch at the site of Art Chicago featuring remarks by Merchandise Mart president at theclubduringbenefit. The following monththecommitteesponsored a Northwestern studentshelpedoutby discussingtheworks, which were onview of group A Adams. Ron and Itatani, Michiko Conger, William Golub, Leon art anddonatedfundsfor theBlocktopurchase works by RobertMotherwell, League ClubofChicago. Guestsenjoyed tours oftheclub’s collectionofAmerican In April thecommitteeorganized abenefitevent for theMuseumatUnion Rhode IslandSchoolofDesign. 1480–1650 toured the spring exhibition Block’s collection to present a history of printmaking. Forthe Block’s the EllenPhilipsKatzDirector, final David Robertson,usedprintsfrom the event, participants Graphics inChicago for etchingandlithography demonstrations. Inthewinter with afocus thefirst year onprintmaking. In the fall members traveled toAnchor Educating theEye, aimed atfostering fine-artconnoisseurship andcollectingskills The committeeinauguratedaseriesofeducationalprograms in2009–10called opportunities for theMuseum. second year ofplanningspecialprograms for Blockmembers andcreating growth productive a had Committee Steering Circle Block the 2008–09, in Created Bl Burke Patten, Time OutChicago, programs insuchpublicationsastheC and exhibitions its coverage of garnered Block the with Northwestern’s Department ofUniversity Relations, collaboration close Through Evanston. downtown in student art in the windows of the retailer Urban Outfitters Motherwell Challenge, ajuried-competitionthatplaced Block communications studentsorganized theRobert In event attractingmore than200students. Inthefall built audiencesfor theseevents, withthespringBlock student-run Northwestern Art Review and the with Partnerships programs. 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chair COMMITTEE AND DEPARTMENT REPORTS the Museum’s educationdepartment. and support for theirfellow docentsand Committee provided invaluable leadership always, the members of the Docent Steering lectures and gallery walk-throughs. As with docentslearningthrough curator before eachnew seasonofexhibitions, provided extensive trainingfor docents Garden in2009–10. The Museum’s staff of exhibitions andtheOutdoorSculpture more thanathousandvisitors ontours dedicated community docentsguided The BlockMuseum’s talentedand D C The Block’s studentdocentprogram Sheetal Prajapati, exhibitions andcollectionsthroughout theyear. New andreturning studentdocentsalsoreceived education about theBlock’s tours. leading before methods discussion and techniques, teaching Museum, Arts Festivals. New docentscompletedaneight-week course tolearnabout the Garden and atthefamily activityareas ofEvanston’s EthnicArtsandLakeshore Sculpture Outdoor and galleries the of tours during children school-age to A select group of Northwestern undergraduates provided educationalentered itssecond year in2009–10. experiences o ocent mm unit Pr y y o director ofeducational programs, 2007–10 gr and a m S s tudent

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Yuanjia Zhu Yuanjia Vernon Eleanor Ritger Rebecca Powers Meg Henderson Cameron Dwyer Mary Davis Julie Dabrowski Anna Baach Elisabeth Patience Docents Student Singer Sandy Masur Steffi Guritz Jean Eisner Edith Committee Steering Docent lectures onengravings. the Department ofArtHistory topresent the educationdepartment worked with Atkins play of Theatre, staged areading oftheEileen Mary Poole, senior lecturers in the DepartmentBloomsbury Group, while LindaGatesand coming scholars presenting research onthe helped organize asymposiumwithup-and- Froula, professor of English at Northwestern, York. Duringthesame quarterChristine Penn State,andtheCityUniversity ofNew which featured scholars from Northwestern, cosponsored the Bloomsbury Lecture Series, Alice Kaplan Institutefor theHumanities community. During the winter the University’sfrom within and outside the Northwestern programming withanumber ofpartners department organized awidevariety of In 2009–10theBlockMuseum’s education EDUCATION director ofeducationalprograms, 2007–10 Sheetal Prajapati, Evanston’s two lakefront artsfestivals. in participating also while Garden Leffmann Without End interactive tours oftheexhibition Land groups from localsummer campswith summer theeducationdepartment hosted Sights, andSoundsprogram. Duringthe the Chicago Humanities Festival’s Stages, Day totheBlock,heldin conjunctionwith Spring 2010alsobrought anotherFamily and the Outdoor Sculpture Sculpture Outdoor the and Vita &Virginia andOtherWorks byTheo . Inthespring COMMITTEE AND DEPARTMENT REPORTS Jean E.Shedd, established for BlockCinema. James Pick toward the creation of a major endowment Block Board ofAdvisors members Rosalyn Laudatiand from payment second a included 2009–10 Finally, Foundation; and theRubensFamily Foundation. Family Foundation; the Chauncey and Marion Deering McCormick Myers Foundations; the Hulda B. and Mauricea stateagency; theElizabeth L. F. Rothschild Cheney Foundation;the receive continued support from theIllinoisArtsCouncil, did Museum The 2008–09. in $248,848 to compared $121,043, totaled Grants economy. the to due years but grants were often 50 percent smaller than in previous to respond favorably to the Block MuseumFoundation and and its government programs, granting agencies continued in 2009–10by nearly 12percent. increased its financial commitment to the Block Museum whose budgets have beenseverely cut,Northwestern improvements. Unlike many otheracademicinstitutions, funds allocatedby theOffice oftheProvost for capital allocations provided theremaining 53percent, including 47 percent of the Museum’s operating support. Universitymemberships, and earned grants, income gifts, providedincome, approximatelyendowment of combination A in advance for specific exhibitions andprograms. majority ofthiscarry-forward consistedoffundsraised The budget. 2010–11 the to $42,173 of carry-forward Museum’s overall financial operations resultedthe $1,776,535, of in aexpenditures With before. favorableyear the slightly, resulting ina1percent decrease inrevenue from declined income Total 2009–10. during stable be to The financial condition of the Block Museum continued Carole Towns Jean E.Shedd, David A.Robertson F Income Earned REVENUE Endowments Total Revenue Total fromFY09 forward Carry Appropriations NU Grants Gifts Individual inan

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