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Videographic Frankenstein
An Exhibition of Creative and Scholarly VideoCurated by Shane Denson, Assistant Professor of Film & Media Studies Commemorating the 200th anniversary of the publication of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein in 1818, Videographic Frankenstein reflects on the novel’s visual legacy across more than a century of adaptation in film, television, and other media. The exhibition foregrounds scholarly and creative work that utilizes digital video for a self-reflexive analysis of moving-image media. This self-reflexive methodology is particularly appropriate for the study of Frankenstein and its many cinematic adaptations: the cinema itself works by stitching together “dead” photographic traces of the past…
Find out more »Contact Warhol: Photography Without End
See the first public display of images from the Cantor’s remarkable archive of Andy Warhol’s photographic contact sheets, along with other examples of the artist’s iconic work. This exhibition and accompanying catalogue are organized by the Cantor Arts Center. We gratefully acknowledge support from The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts and the Office of the President, Stanford University. Please be advised that some images in this exhibition may not be appropriate for young viewers. IMAGE: Andy Warhol (U.S.A.,…
Find out more »Presence: The 5th Annual Undergraduate Juried Exhibition
The Department of Art & Art History presents Presence, The 5th Annual Undergraduate Juried Exhibition, on view in the Stanford Art Gallery from October 2 through December 2, 2018, with a reception on Thursday, October 11, 2018, from 5-7 PM. The extraordinary creativity found throughout the Stanford student body can be witnessed once again in our fifth annual juried exhibition. The works of art in this exhibit come from across campus, from students studying in a wide range of fields and from recent…
Find out more »Kickstart Your Social Impact Career
Kickstart Your Social Impact Career / October 9, 2018 / 6:00 – 8:00 P.M. A Cardinal Careers Event Come and learn how to turn your interests into social impact into a job after you graduate! Meet with leaders from a wide spectrum of social impact organizations to get first-hand insight into their career paths, their organization’s work and their fields more generally. Come away with strategies and contacts for your job search. (This is NOT a jobs/recruiting fair.) 6:00 – 8:00 PM Career conversations with…
Find out more »Exhibit Reception – “East Asia at Hoover” & “Hand and Eye”
Please RSVP here. Join us for a reception to celebrate two exhibits and two anniversaries. The reception will begin at Hoover Tower with a viewing of the “East Asia at Hoover: Collections of War, Revolution, & Peace” exhibit, in celebration of Hoover Institution’s 100th anniversary this year. Then we will walk to the East Asia Library (approximately 5-7 minutes) to view the “Hand and Eye: Contemporary Reflections of East Asian Ceramic Traditions” exhibit, in celebration of the Center for East Asian…
Find out more »OPENING RECEPTION | Presence: The 5th Annual Undergraduate Juried Exhibition
The Department of Art & Art History presents Presence, The 5th Annual Undergraduate Juried Exhibition, on view in the Stanford Art Gallery from October 2 through December 2, 2018, with a reception on Thursday, October 11, 2018, from 5-7 PM. The extraordinary creativity found throughout the Stanford student body can be witnessed once again in our fifth annual juried exhibition. The works of art in this exhibit come from across campus, from students studying in a wide range of fields and from recent…
Find out more »Wherein Waters Rise, Drought Advances and Migration of Species Becomes Inevitable
The Stanford Department of Art and Art History presents Wherein Waters Rise, Drought Advances and Migration of Species Becomes Inevitable. Artists Helen and Newton Harrison respond to climate change at three scales: The Bays at San Francisco, Green House Britain, and Peninsula Europe IV. Helen and Newton Harrison, whose archives were recently acquired by Stanford University, have been addressing the changing climate and its powerful impacts on culture since the early 1970s. Their artwork is speculative in nature, but grounded in their collaborations with scientists, architects, engineers, and politicians.…
Find out more »OPENING RECEPTION | Wherein Waters Rise, Drought Advances and Migration of Species Becomes Inevitable
The Stanford Department of Art and Art History presents Wherein Waters Rise, Drought Advances and Migration of Species Becomes Inevitable. Artists Helen and Newton Harrison respond to climate change at three scales: The Bays at San Francisco, Green House Britain, and Peninsula Europe IV. Helen and Newton Harrison, whose archives were recently acquired by Stanford University, have been addressing the changing climate and its powerful impacts on culture since the early 1970s. Their artwork is speculative in nature, but grounded in their collaborations with scientists, architects, engineers, and politicians.…
Find out more »Survivor Love Letter Project
The #SurvivorLoveLetter mural is a physical prayer to remind every survivor that not only are you believed, not only are you supported; you are loved. This project was started by artist Tani Ikeda as a way to share messages of self-love and to honor survivors of sexual assault, while facilitating conversation about how survivors are healing themselves and their communities. For one week, artists from the Survivor Love Letter Project will be in residence with IDA to facilitate the co-creation…
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