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On stage, actors depict a sword-fight scene while an AI mimics their movements. | Birgit Hupfeld
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AI brings new potential to the art of theater

Beth Jensen | January 15, 2025
Alexander Nemerov at the McMurtry Building
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Art and Soul

Tracie White | January 10, 2025
Stanford researchers collected the first large-scale 3D hand motion dataset containing 10 hours and 153 pieces of piano music performed by 15 elite-level pianists, along with synchronized audio and key pressing events. | Image: The Movement Lab; video: Ruocheng Wang
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AI could help reduce injury risk in pianists

Laura Castañón | December 6, 2024
Selection of art from fall 2024 Undergraduate Juried Exhibition
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Stanford Art Gallery showcases student work

Andrew Brodhead | December 3, 2024
Now in its second year, the student group known as The Design Kids has more than 30 members and offers its services to other student organizations and academic departments on campus. | Andrew Brodhead
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‘Design Kids’ leverage their craft to build community on campus

Natalie Feulner | December 2, 2024
Jennifer Levine
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Levine | The case for political art, now more than ever

Jennifer Levine | November 13, 2024
Core Sample Screenshot
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Doerr Visiting Artist Program: Core Sample

Mark Baugh-Sasaki and Mehr Kumar | October 29, 2024

Digital core sample of the research and correspondence between Mark Baugh-Sasaki and Mehr Kumar throughout the Doerr Visiting Artist program.

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Empathy by Keith Negley
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The transformative power of film

Melissa De Witte | October 21, 2024
Ali Namayandeh, photo courtesy of Harrison Truong.
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Ali Namayandeh: Wildfire Impacts on California Farmworkers

Edi Dai | October 18, 2024

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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“Amulets” by Alia Farid on Meyer Green. | Andrew Brodhead
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Meyer Green welcomes ‘Amulets’

Robin Wander | October 17, 2024
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