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Katherine Evers, '16, researched El Anatsui's Uwa (2012), a sculptural meditation on the creation and destruction of Earth that is on extended loan to the Cantor Arts Center from the Jack Shainman Gallery. Evers and classmates reimagined another part of the Cantor's African galleries under the direction of museum staff.
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U.S. Poet Laureate Juan Felipe Herrera. Photo by Tomas Ovalle.
Katherine Evers, '16, researched El Anatsui's Uwa (2012), a sculptural meditation on the creation and destruction of Earth that is on extended loan to the Cantor Arts Center from the Jack Shainman Gallery. Evers and classmates reimagined another part of the Cantor's African galleries under the direction of museum staff.
Detail of poster by Jennie Yang.
Illustration is taken from the Codex Manesse, a prime source of medieval poetry in German and particularly of courtly love poems. Stanford Professor Kathryn Starkey explores the works of one such poet, Neidhart von Reuental, in a new book. (Image credit: Wikimedia Commons)
"Stare of Death," 2015. Ink on paper by Li Jin.
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