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2023.05.09_WalksofAsiaFashionShow-82

Walks of Asia showcases fashion, poetry, performances

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powwow

Scenes from the 52nd Stanford Powwow

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Beatriz_Brunell

Beatriz Stix-Brunell, ’25, on leaps of faith and life beyond the stage

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Convergence Zone

Art shines light on plastic pollution

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Q&A with Lauren Lee McCarthy, visiting artist at Stanford’s Institute for Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence

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Celebrating National Pet Day

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#PlasticPlanet in all its glory! 🌏💜 When re #PlasticPlanet in all its glory! 🌏💜

When reflecting on this collaborative experience with the #LabeaudLab at @stanford.med, artist @jean.shin says shes "so grateful to be embraced by the @Stanford community in creating this sculpture together and bringing awareness to the plastic pollution crisis."

Plastic Planet's sister sculpture, Sea Change (2023) was also revealed in Kenya—presented by @heri__kenya in partnership with Diani Municipality, @Stanford, and the @tum_mombasa. Made of more than 7,000 single-use plastic water bottles, Sea Change forms a massive wave to bring awareness to the plastic pollution crisis.

@cantorarts Director @veronicaroberts writes, "as my colleague @dmcullinan, Vice President for the Arts at Stanford often says, the most pressing problems of our times cannot be solved by science and technology alone. Artists and art like this are essential in shifting attitudes and culture."

Come visit the newly installed Plastic Planet sculpture at the Biomedical Innovation Building!
“Installation is an immersive experience—surro “Installation is an immersive experience—surrounded by #PlasticPollution and finding ourselves inside #PlasticPlanet. #DisposablePlastic and #MedicalWaste need a revolution!”—Artist + Creator @jean.shin ↑

The end of a collaborative and creatively fulfilling road—the incredible Plastic Planet sculpture will be unveiled this evening at @stanford's Biomedical Innovations Building from 5-6:30pm! This celebration is open to the public, so please join us. To learn more about Plastic Planet as a whole, head to our Instagram highlight. 

@stanfordmedical @saige_sunier @lmnop @stanfordcigh #StanfordVisitingArtist #artscience #humanandplanetaryhealth #HERIkenya #artandsustainability
Happy Friday! Let's celebrate the only way we know Happy Friday! Let's celebrate the only way we know how—with some new student work ↑

[Jackie Liu, “Trying to Forgive” (2022); oil on canvas; Smiti Mittal “body of evidence” (2023); Mixed media (watercolor, charcoal pencils, pencil) on sketch paper; Kea Kahoilua Clebsch, “Your Grandpa Kimo Weaves Lauhala” (2023); oil paint on canvas.]
The @anderson.collection.stanford’s newest exhib The @anderson.collection.stanford’s newest exhibition, Convergence Zone, focuses on the human-planet relationship—and shines a spotlight on humanity’s unnatural role in natural events. It features artworks by Deborah Butterfield (known for her ghost horse sculptures), artist and ocean scientist Ethan Estess, BS ’11, MS ’12; eco-artist pioneers Helen and Newton Harrison; and @jean.shin, the 2022-23 Denning Visiting Artist and an artist-in-residence in the lab of pediatric infectious diseases professor Angelle Desiree LaBeaud at @stanford.med. 

Head to our stories for a Q&A with Jason Linetzky, the Anderson's Director and Jean MacDougall, senior registrar and curator of Convergence Zone ↑
A mini #FlashbackFriday to the ✨Spring Arts Fair A mini #FlashbackFriday to the ✨Spring Arts Fair + Admit Weekend Open House✨ last week at the Roble Arts Gym. It was a day filled with art making, a special exhibit of original student art works, art making activities, student performances and refreshments ↑

📸: Nikolas Liepins
In a coup for @stanford's Creative Writing program In a coup for @stanford's Creative Writing program and the larger @stanfordarts community, five award-winning writers have been appointed to faculty positions!

Poets Louise Glück, A. Van Jordan, Amaud Jamaul Johnson, Aracelis Girmay, and fiction writer Kirstin Valdez Quade. “The program is going through an amazing transformation before our eyes,” said Nicholas Jenkins, interim director of the Creative Writing Program and an associate professor of English. He added, “With a galaxy of great, dedicated writers on campus—both those who have been inspiring us for years now and those who are just joining us—the Creative Writing Program is now beginning a new chapter in its own exhilarating story.”

Head to our stories to read more ↑

[In order of appearance: Kirstin Valdez Quade, Amaud Jamaul Johnson, A. Van Jordan, Aracelis Girmay, Louise Glück]
If the intersection of art and sustainability is t If the intersection of art and sustainability is the name of your game, you won't want to miss this! ↴

Join @jean.shin, @Stanford's 2022-23 Denning Visiting Artist and creator of the collaborative art installation Plastic Planet with @stanford.med's Labaud Lab, and Marcie Kwon, Assistant Professor of Art History and co-director of the @cantorarts Asian American Art Initiative, for a discussion about Shin’s work included in the @anderson.collection.stanford's current exhibition, Convergence Zone. 

Often working cooperatively within a community, Jean Shin amasses vast collections of everyday objects including the altered Mountain Dew bottles that make up Invasives, her sculpture on view on the facade of the Anderson.

Head to our stories to learn more + register ↑
Hey! You deserve some fresh ✨student artwork✨ Hey! You deserve some fresh ✨student artwork✨ 

[Katie Han, “Bioluminescence” (2022); photography; Leela Mahajan, “Mount Daly” (2022); gouache paint on watercolor paper; Vrinda Suresh, “Barriers” (2021); acrylic on canvas]
Denning Visiting Artist • @jean.shin & Dr. Desir Denning Visiting Artist • @jean.shin & Dr. Desiree LaBeaud 

Plastic Planet, a project that brings together the site-specific artwork of sculptor Jean Shin and the scientific expertise of physician Dr. Desiree LaBeaud, aims to highlight the global problem of plastic waste and to challenge us to reimagine our relationship with plastics. 

Dr. LaBeaud, head of the LaBeaud Lab at @stanford.med, is collaborating with colleagues at @heri__kenya, who are also developing a plastic-based art installation for a public square in Kenya. Head to our stories (and Plastic Planet highlight) to learn more ↑

#StanfordVisitingArtist #artscience #humanandplanetaryhealth #HERIkenya #artandsustainability #plasticplanet @stanfordcigh
@sai_artsimmersion takes NYC! 🍎✨ Each year, @sai_artsimmersion takes NYC! 🍎✨

Each year, @Stanford hosts student arts immersion trips in cultural hubs like New York City, Los Angeles, and the Bay Area. This year's spring break trip to NYC looked pretty fantastic ↑ (👋 special shoutout to @hauserandwirth @thekitchen_nyc @metopera @leslielohmanmuseum @metmuseum @momps1 @governorsisland among many other stops on a packed itinerary!)

#nycai2023 #stanfordarts #museums
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