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Stanford’s art museums present new digital teaching resources

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Department of Music salutes 2020 Deans' Award winners

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Department of Art and Art History presents the undergraduate honors thesis exhibition

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Stanford University supports creative community during COVID‑19 pandemic

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Click on the link in our bio to visit the virtual

Click on the link in our bio to visit the virtual exhibition of our Spring Arts Fair, produced with the Professional Art Society of Stanford. You can explore works one by one, step into the virtual gallery, or watch a guided tour with the artists featured.

Works shown here:
(1) The Body as Canvas, Savannah Mohacsi
(2) Main Quad Blues, Helen He
(3) Essential Work, Angie Lee
(4) Which Passes Through, Kyle Cramer
(5) Girl, Boy, Beautiful, Jacqueline Garcia Peraza
(6) Bh, Nibha Akireddy
(7) Hadal Zone, Laura Anderson
(8) Free Association Portraits, Jamie Seney

"A Geography of Dreams" presents the work of stude

"A Geography of Dreams" presents the work of student artists who completed a @stanfordaah 2020 Undergraduate Honors Thesis. Click the link in our bio to see their work virtually displayed in the galleries at the McMurtry Building. (1) Rawley Clark, We Continue On, with Love at the Center (detail), 2020. Colored pencil on black paper, watercolor, gouache, white ink, acrylic. 11x14 in.
(2) Harry Cole, Our Bellow to Hold (detail), 2020. Digital inkjet print. 30x20 in.
(3) Ashley Michelle Hannah, Jacksonville (detail), 2019. Silver gelatin print. 6x9 in.
(4) Maxwell Menzies, Next Generation Sorplecum Poseltoy.
(5) Pham Minh Hieu, The Meditator (detail), 2020. Crystal Panels. Rendering, 2K resolution.
(6) Nicholas Robles, Peeling Wallpaper Portraits (detail), 2020. Digitally rendered: ⅜” square steel tubing, 14 gauge steel panels, rust. 120x8x 72 in.

@stanfordlive is hosting a virtual celebration of

@stanfordlive is hosting a virtual celebration of its 2020-21 season tomorrow, featuring performances, artist shout-outs, and more. Click the link in our bio to RSVP to attend the live stream at 5 p.m. PT.

For their Honors in the Arts project, Aparna Verma

For their Honors in the Arts project, Aparna Verma and Melina Walling created "Movement," which is a collection of short stories and photography that delves into the environment's effect into one’s sense of identity and belonging. Our surrounding environment, the land itself, plays a dynamic, visceral role in the way we interpret our lives and ourselves.

All Honors in the Arts participants will be sharing and discussing their work in an online symposium in June – stay tuned for more details!
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Sonia Garcia, a master's student in design impact

Sonia Garcia, a master's student in design impact and a @knighthennessy scholar, turned to painting during the early days of solitude she experienced from shelter-in-place orders. Now, with the support of the COVID-19 Creative Community Response Grant, she's creating live and recorded painting workshops in both English and Spanish. Read more at the link in our bio.

The Stanford Recorder Choir has gone digital. Open

The Stanford Recorder Choir has gone digital. Open to all, and supported by a COVID-19 Creative Community Response Grant, the group is meeting and rehearsing online, working towards a digital concert later this spring. Read more at the link in our bio.

While most students are away from campus, a group

While most students are away from campus, a group of sophomores are leading efforts to recreate Stanford in Minecraft. Read more about their efforts, supported by the COVID-19 Creative Community Response Grant, by clicking the link in our bio and sign up to help build at lsjucraft.xyz.

The Comeup Collective is a group of four seniors w

The Comeup Collective is a group of four seniors who have launched a podcast that serves as a platform for people of color to share their experiences at Stanford. The group is still recording their podcast from campus, but from a safe distance with new microphones purchased with funding from the COVID-19 Creative Community Response Grant. Read more at the link in our bio.

"No one bore truer witness to the artist’s life,

"No one bore truer witness to the artist’s life, and no one was as dedicated to fostering the potential of all writers. How many will never know how much has been done on their behalf by Eavan Boland?" We mourn the loss of Eavan Boland, professor of English and director of Stanford's Creative Writing Program, who died following a stroke at her home in Dublin, Ireland. Read more about her life and legacy at the link in our bio.

ITALIC students, alumni and associate director @ke

ITALIC students, alumni and associate director @kebeil made this video to welcome #Stanford2024 for Virtual Admit Weekend. Learn more about ITALIC by clicking the link in our bio! 🎵by @blasfemmeous_

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