Arts

More than 60 music, dance, and theater events will bring Grammy, Tony, and Pulitzer Prize winners to venues across campus.

With cameras and smartphones in hand, members of the Stanford Global Studies community documented meaningful experiences from their adventures around the world – from a lively soccer match in Guinea-Bissau to a peaceful demonstration in Cuba – each image a window into the everyday and extraordinary moments that defined their global journeys.

With Fathom, the interactive work at the center of the new CoDa building, artist and faculty member Camille Utterback invites visitors to engage with the physicality of recorded information.

Winning images from this year's Doerr School of Sustainability photo contest convey what’s at stake in our struggle toward sustainability – along with human efforts to enact change.

Programs at Frost this July include TAMASHA: An Extravaganza of Desi Fusion, curated by theater and performance studies PhD student Karishma Bhagani. Tickets go on sale to the public Friday, April 18.

An exhibition and film screening pay homage to the contributions of women and nonbinary artists and filmmakers, welcoming visitors into a world of “contemplation, paradox, and play.”

A curated selection from the Cantor Arts Center’s collections examines the humble handle as a medium through which we connect with the world of objects.

In a photography exhibition at the Cantor Arts Center, 44 artists from six continents document the profound environmental, social, and political upheaval of our transformative age.

A dance series from Stanford’s Medicine, Movement and Dance Program encourages movement as a way to promote cognition and help prevent dementia and other diseases.

The Anderson Collection and the Cantor Arts Center are open during their regular hours during the winter break except for Christmas Day and New Year’s Day.