Posts by Robert D.
Ali Namayandeh: Wildfire Impacts on California Farmworkers
Stanford’s new Doerr School of Sustainability is integrating theater and environmental justice with the premiere of “Hidden Strawberries,” a play by Ali Namayandeh. Debuting from October 16-19 at the Stanford Live Bing Studio, the production focuses on the experiences of California farmworkers affected by escalating wildfires. The inspiration for the play emerged from research in…
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Meyer Green welcomes ‘Amulets’
‘Archive Rooms’ at the Cantor is a window into artists’ work
IAJS-sponsored visiting artist envisions new, human-centered narratives of migration
Installation honors the medicinal traditions of the Muwekma Ohlone
The Anderson Collection celebrates 10 years
‘Spirit House’ illuminates the spiritual and spectral boundaries between life and death
How mixing music and medicine keeps this doctor grounded
For poet Aracelis Girmay, poetry is a way of thinking through complexity
Studying Middle Eastern history through graphic novels
Encounters: Where Creative and Scientific Inquiry Meet
A Mini Series Podcast with Janani Balasubramanian
Encounters delves into the evolving nexus of creative and scientific inquiry at the dynamic research ecosystem of Stanford University with host Denning Visiting Artist Janani Balasubramanian. Each episode will discuss how art catalyzes cross-disciplinary play–from the physics and metaphors of the interstellar medium to how information theory connects to mythology from the ancient past–featuring leading…
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Ocean science meets art in new visiting artist program
Kim Anno: Finding Loss and Hope in the Midst of the Anthropocene
A Baroque mirror hung loosely in the wall inside the white canvas, reflecting the hazy vision from archives of natural science. Perhaps, it is a portal that invites us to untangle the narratives of a dissolving landscape of nature in flux, amidst transition due to the changing planet. As you walk through the vast Coulter…
Read More2017 Student Submitted Artwork
Sign up for the ArtsUpdate Weekly Student Newsletter to submit your own artwork and receive events and opportunities in your email! Vanishing Act II; Mixed Media by Noah DeWald ’20 Untitled; photo- Harrison Truong, ’13 Untitled; Oil Paint on Canvas by Meg McNulty ’20 Two Pieces of red cloths; photo- Liang Zhang ’19 Submersion;…
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