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‘Chaos Kosmos’ sculpture bridges art and medicine on campus
The new public artwork invites seeing and discovery from different perspectives.
Fellowship fosters creativity in the classroom
The artsCatalyst fellowship creates a community of instructors looking to integrate the arts into courses across disciplines.
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…
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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.”
Iris Nemani’s vision for centering the arts
Fresh from opening her first season, Stanford Live’s new director says fostering engagement between performers and the campus community is her job’s “special sauce.”
“Freedom is Just Right Around the Corner” An Afternoon with Dr. Frank Omowale Satterwhite
On April 8, 1968, four days after the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr., 70 Black Student Union (BSU) members went on stage during a panel, took the mic, and read off a list of 10 demands which included better treatment of Black Stanford students, Black Stanford faculty, and residents of East Palo Alto. This…
What is a Public Intellectual Today: with Hanif Abdurraqib
Reflections by Alexis Jones “Long day?” These are the words that greeted me when I walked into the Tressider Oak lounge and fell into my seat, exhaling with such audible force that it elicited a response of humorous inquiry from the fellow attendee beside me. “Yes,” I laughed, feeling slightly embarrassed that my exhaustion was…
Art installation inspires curiosity and creativity in education
At the newly remodeled Graduate School of Education, artist Jacob Hashimoto’s playful centerpiece represents the possibilities that come from teaching and learning.
