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Reserve free timed tickets to the art museums

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"When Home Won’t Let You Stay: Migration through Contemporary Art" at Cantor

Chang-rae Lee receives award from American Academy of Arts and Letters

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Students ‘collapsing distance’ through art

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Stanford Under the Stars: Movie Nights at Frost, beginning April 29

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Formed & Fired: Contemporary American Ceramics’ at the Anderson Collection

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In ITALIC’s Mail Art class last quarter, student

In ITALIC’s Mail Art class last quarter, students made art together, remotely, in weekly workshops led by master artists. The only rule? They had to be 5 x 7 inches, so that students could easily mail their artwork to each other. See more at the link in our bio.

Dance highlights from the Winter Performing Arts F

Dance highlights from the Winter Performing Arts Festival 💃

After more than a year apart, we're excited to wel

After more than a year apart, we're excited to welcome students and the community back to campus to experience and create art:

🎨 @cantorarts and @anderson.collection.stanford: open to the Stanford community April 16-18 and to the public beginning April 21. Free admission, but timed tickets required.

🎥 @stanfordlive: films and performances at Frost Amphitheater beginning this spring; details to come

👩‍🎨 Roble Arts Gym: open to students approved to be on campus on a reservation basis beginning April 15; details forthcoming

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Stephanie Syjuco's "I Am An..." at @cantorarts

Stephanie Syjuco's "I Am An..." at @cantorarts

Join us this Friday for the Winter Performing Arts

Join us this Friday for the Winter Performing Arts Festival, featuring over 20 student art groups leading workshops and performing dance, music, poetry, and more. Click the link in our bio to RSVP!

StageCast is a new low-latency videoconferencing t

StageCast is a new low-latency videoconferencing tool that will help improve live theater productions performed online from different parts of the country and world. The tool was developed by professors and students in @stanfordtaps, electrical engineering, and computer science, and the first performances will debut this week. Click the link in our bio to reserve your spot – performances are at 7 p.m. PT, March 4-6.

English Professor Chang-rae Lee's new book chronic

English Professor Chang-rae Lee's new book chronicles a college student's trip around the world with a Chinese American businessman and the domestic life he lives afterward. Lee says it's a different kind of book for him than his previous novels and while it's about many things, ultimately "it's just about life."

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Click the link in our bio to take a virtual tour o

Click the link in our bio to take a virtual tour of "When Home Won't Let You Stay: Migration through Contemporary Art," a new exhibition at @cantorarts. Featured here is a portion of "The American Library," which consists of 6,000 volumes wrapped in Dutch wax-print fabric. Many are embossed with the names of first- and second-generation immigrants or their descendants, or those affected by the Great Migration in the United States, who have made a mark on American culture.

📷: Yinka Shonibare CBE (England, b. 1962), The American Library, 2018. Hardback books, Dutch wax printed cotton textile, gold foiled names, and website; dimensions variable. © Yinka Shonibare CBE. Rennie Collection, Vancouver. Installation view, “When Home Won’t Let You Stay: Migration through Contemporary Art”, Cantor Arts Center.

The Public Art Committee is set to expand contempo

The Public Art Committee is set to expand contemporary art offerings across campus, including @alicjakwade's "Pars Pro Toto," which features a dozen large-scale spheres currently being installed in the Science and Engineering Quad.

"Hello," a towering Greek bronze column coiled to resemble a snake created by @xuzhenmadein, is set to be installed at Meyer Green this year as part of a series of rotating outdoor art pieces.

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We're excited to welcome composer, performer and m

We're excited to welcome composer, performer and media artist @pamelazed to Stanford as a Denning Visiting Artist this quarter. Join her for her first public talk to the Stanford community on Tuesday, Feb. 9 at 2:30 p.m. PT, where she'll be discussing her work and the increasingly blurred lines between disciplines in her practice. Click the link in our bio for more details and to register.

📷:: Goran Vejvoda

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