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Picture Jasper Ridge: A Conversation with Ann Carlson

An Artist Talk regarding the performance hike "Picture Jasper Ridge", a 70-minute performance hike through Jasper Ridge Biological Preserve.

Graduate Fellows in the Arts

Each year, SiCa awards fellowships to students pursuing terminal degrees in the arts. Rebekah Meredith (Documentary Film), Ravi Kondapalli, (Computer Music), and Mark Rogers (Design) received fellowships for the academic year 2010-2011.

CLEAVE: A site-specific duet

CLEAVE was performed by Sebastian Calderon Bentin and Katharine Hawthorne, and followed by a discussion with choreographer Diane Frank and Professor Bryan Wolf.

Dance Division website

The Wall at Cool Cafe

In early 2011, the Cool Café at Cantor Arts Center has transformed into a gallery space for student artwork entitled "The Wall."

Your Art Here

Reading by Writer in Residence, Vladimir Sorokin

Vladimir Sorokin performs a reading of his recent novel, Day of the Oprichnik.

Print That Ties Us

Faisal Abdu'Allah, a Visiting Artist during the 2010-2011 academic year, taught a course in printmaking that attracted students from a variety of disciplines.

Art and Art History Department

The Arneis String Quartet

The Arneis String Quartet performed at Stanford as part of the St. Lawrence String Quartet's Emerging String Quartet Program.

Music Department website

Lakeside Gallery Opening: Freshman Art Showcase

In fall 2011 the Lakeside Gallery opened at Lagunita Dining Hall with an exhibit of artwork from 13 incoming freshmen, class of 2015. The gallery is part of the Your Art Here student gallery program at Stanford University.

Your Art Here Program

PAN-ASIAN MUSIC FESTIVAL: Der Jasager

The Stanford Opera Workshop presents Der Jasager, an opera by Kurt Weill and Bertold Brecht.

Beyond My Circle

Beyond My Circle is a performance project jointly created by students of Makerere University, Kampala Uganda, and Stanford University. The piece, created in just ten rehearsal days, is a catalog of their personal and physical journey to Kampala, Uganda.

Drama Department website

Picture Jasper Ridge. A performance hike by artist, Ann Carlson.

Picture Jasper Ridge, a 3-day long, 70-minute performance hike through Jasper Ridge Biological Preserve, by artist, Ann Carlson.

Vision eARTh 2011

An Art Affair, Stanford's largest arts festival, joined forces with FutureFest, an Earth Day celebration, to present Vision eARTh in April 2011.

Vision eARTh website

The Body and What it Carries

Four new dance works investigate the nature and meaning of memory in relation to dance creation, performance, history, theory, and criticism.

Stanford Dance Department website

SLSQ performs at the Bing Concert Hall dig site

The St. Lawrence String Quartet performed at the construction site where the Bing Concert Hall is being built.

Bing Concert Hall website

Master Class with Judith Jamison

Judith Jamison, artistic director of Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, visited Stanford as a Presidential Lecturer and to teach a master class.

Dance Division

Camille Utterback: Mohr Visiting Artist

The Department of Art & Art History hosts San Francisco-based artist, Camille Utterback as the first Mohr Visiting Artist at Stanford.

http://camilleutterback.com/

The Knot

The Knot, a new play written & directed by Lindsey Mantoan and Angela Farr-Schiller, premiered at Stanford on May 12, 2011.

Drama Department website

Colonies: Ceramics Inspired by Marine Life

Senior and Ceramics Club President, Julie Ralph shares her artistic process in creating "Colonies," a ceramics exhibit inspired by marine life.

Ceramics Club website

Virunga, Africa's Oldest National Park

"What if you tried teaching graphic novels from the inside out, instead of the outside in? What would that look like? It would look a lot like the Stanford Graphic Novel Project, that's what." - Comixology.com

Graphic Novel Project website

Victor Gama in Concert

Victor Gama, musician, folklorist, and instrument-maker, performed a multimedia solo show in Dinkelspiel Auditorium during his fall quarter residency as joint fellow in Arts and Humanities with SiCa and the Stanford Humanities Center.

Victor Gama's website

Bing Concert Hall: Groundbreaking Ceremony

On May 11, 2010 two Stanford presidents led the ground-breaking celebration for the 844-seat Bing Concert Hall. The building will be home for Stanford Lively Arts, performance ensembles from the Music Department, as well as part of the new campus arts district.

Bing Concert Hall website

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