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Meet the spring quarter visiting artists

Dozens of guest artists are coming to the Stanford campus this quarter to entertain, delight, provoke, and shed light on global issues.

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‘Lost Birds’ memorial comes to campus

Artist Todd McGrain’s bird memorial documenting a changing world can now be seen on the Stanford campus. A companion documentary film screening and musical performance are scheduled for Family Weekend.

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The urgent and beautiful work of healing

Artist-scholar Karishma Bhagani’s graduate repertory play about grief and loss is informed by her research on African and South Asian diaspora storytelling.

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Meet Stanford’s 2023 winter quarter guest artists

A striking variety of musicians, writers, and artists will perform on campus this quarter, and many of the events are free.

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Ruth Asawa’s clay masks find a second home at the Cantor

Hundreds of masks created by the sculptor Ruth Asawa of her friends and family are on view to the public for the first time.

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Students take over the Art Gallery

Student artwork will be on display at the Stanford Art Gallery for the 8th Annual Undergraduate Juried Exhibition through Dec. 9.

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Portraits at Cantor bring visibility to trans communities

LJ Roberts’ solo exhibition of embroidered portraits at the Cantor Arts Center illustrates how politics, culture, and identity manifest in visible and subtle ways.

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Meet Stanford’s fall quarter visiting artists

A record number of visual and performing artists from around the world will engage with students and faculty and share their work with the broader community this fall.

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Anderson Collection exhibition challenges notions of neutrality

Through various mediums, the artist provokes a shift in perspective on U.S. history and inclusion.

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‘The Faces of Ruth Asawa’ opens at Cantor

“The Faces of Ruth Asawa,” a new long-term installation at the Cantor Arts Center, features hundreds of ceramic masks the San Francisco artist made of friends and family over four decades.

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