Campus Stories - Art & Art History
New art exhibition explores themes of perception and technology
The exhibition features 25 artworks that showcase unnoticed phenomena that shape how we see, feel and understand the world around us.
‘Chaos Kosmos’ sculpture bridges art and medicine on campus
The new public artwork invites seeing and discovery from different perspectives.
A creative year in review: Stanford Arts looks back on memorable moments
This year the arts once again left its mark on the larger Stanford canvas by bringing creativity to classrooms, community spaces, and collaborative research projects across campus. Some of the many memorable moments included Stanford Live teaming up with Stanford Athletics to put on two sold-out Coldplay concerts at Stanford Stadium, a successful first for…
Art & Season 2: A New Season of Conversations at the Intersection of Art and Science
The unexpected ways art drives innovative and collaborative research throughout the Stanford ecosystem The first installment of the latest season of Art & opens a wider window into the singular ways art drives inquiry, experimentation, and breakthroughs across Stanford University. Guided by host Ellen Oh, each episode illuminates how artists and their approaches propel new ideas and…
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A Taste of the Future: Stanford Bioengineering’s Chef-in-Residence Program
Student photo exhibition showcases art’s role in culture and community
The exhibition was the result of a summer seminar in Jamaica where students explored art in all its forms including music, sculpture and photography.
‘Home for artists’ marks 25 years of nurturing creativity
The Institute for Diversity in the Arts has spent a quarter century empowering talent through interdisciplinary collaboration and mentorship. “What we all unite on is art and the different ways we express it.”
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Faculty Seed Grants Bloom into Artistic Breakthroughs
For the third round of these seed grants in 2025, the OVPA announces two recipients: Ioanida Costache and amara tabor-smith
Exhibition spotlights civic engagement of artists
The Cantor’s Archive Rooms series returns with the special collections of artists Ruth Asawa and Ester Hernandez, who shared a commitment to advocacy and activism.
