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Arts-based social prescribing comes to Stanford

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Iris Nemani named director of Stanford Live

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Hideo Mabuchi on making and knowing

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"Imvuselelo: The revival" at the Cantor features photographs of members of the African Zionism movement, a Christian practice which centers healing

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Stanford Live presents reimagined versions of stories you thought you knew

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Remembering Louise Glück

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Where’s your favorite beanbag to nap on? Tree to

Where’s your favorite beanbag to nap on? Tree to sit under? Lounge to make friends? Quiet nook for studying? Picnic table for gabbing? Share stories about the places in your neighborhood which matter to YOU, in our Community Mapping Workshops.

Neighborhood visiting artist @christinewongyap will incorporate selected stories into a design for a jumbo jigsaw puzzle representing YOUR neighborhood, which will be part of one of eight neighborhood Treasure Hunts!

📆 Friday, January 26
⏰ 3:00-4:30 pm
📍Roble Theater
🧋Boba on deck!

📆Thursday, February 1
⏰ Noon to 1:30 pm
📍Toyon Lounge
🍔 Sliders & 🥗 salads provided!

All students are welcome.

RSVP at our 🔗 in bio

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Peak into paradise✨🏔️📸 Heads up, art lo

Peak into paradise✨🏔️📸

Heads up, art lovers! Our artwork spotlight this week takes us on a breathtaking journey through the mountains of the Golden State ⛰️

Today’s submission is from May Levin ‘24 (Computer Science) titled ‘California Dreaming: Echoes of Change through Analog Film.’ The series captures California’s landscapes and the impacts of human intervention through 35mm film.

Drop a 🔥 ⛰️ or 🎨 below, tag an artist friend or hit the 🔗 in bio to submit your work for a chance to be featured!

#StanfordArts #art #studentart #artshowcase #artdiscover #stanford

🔔 Winter Quarter is here, and we're thrilled to

🔔 Winter Quarter is here, and we're thrilled to kick off a new year with the Arts! ❄️✨

January reclaims the narrative of jazzwomen's contributions to the genre with @stanfordlive Women in Jazz concert series. 🥁

In February, catch a vibe of movement and performance with student arts groups during the Winter Performing Arts Festival. 🩰

In March, "Day Jobs" lands at @cantorarts, with renowned artists shining a light on the beauty and complexity of everyday work. 💼🖼️

And for students, there's an exciting new resource available this quarter: Arts prescriptions! Grab a referral for nine "doses" of arts and cultural activities to nourish your soul and well-being. 🎭

Follow us here and on YouTube for updates and fresh art stories from the Farm.

#stanfordarts #bayarearts #paloaltoarts #getcreative #creativesoul #findyourspark

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Soaking up the last rays on the final weekend of 2

Soaking up the last rays on the final weekend of 2023, feeling grateful for the stories, the melodies, and the moments that made it special. From rocking museum parties to gallery whispers, this year was a symphony of art and creativity to cherish. Here’s to composing a masterpiece in 2024. ✨

What arts experiences are you looking forward to in 2024? Dare to dream and let us know! 🎨💭

#stanford #2023recap #yearinreview #2024goals #artsy #artslife

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Last week, the classrooms and studio spaces of the

Last week, the classrooms and studio spaces of the McMurtry Building and Stanford Art Galley were bursting at the seams with an incredible display of student work. An array of drawings, sculptures, video, paintings, installations and more were made available to the public as part of a tradition that celebrates our impressive and diverse community of artists.

We continue to draw inspiration from the abundance of creativity within the arts community here at Stanford, and look forward to the works to come as we wind down for the holiday break. Thanks to our participating students for an awesome show.

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Anicka Yi’s year-long residency through Stanford

Anicka Yi’s year-long residency through Stanford Arts incubated the first chapter of Metaspore: a nomadic research initiative fostering interdisciplinary “spores” of collective action. Embracing Yi’s art as a guiding philosophy, Metaspore sculpts regenerative spaces, multi-sensorial experiences, visionary conversations, and art-science partnerships.

Throughout the artist’s spring course co-taught with @xmiguelnovelo, Metaspore: The Networked Sensorium, Yi investigated these research areas alongside students from diverse disciplines. Together, they developed strategies for addressing significant planetary changes through immersive media and extended reality experiments.

The residency concluded with two public events in the Bay Area. Organized by @anickayi_studio in partnership with Four One Nine and with support from Stanford Arts, the Metaspore Symposium was a full day of visionary conversations, embodied performances, and community activities fostering urgent dialogue between arts and sciences. Alongside the program, students from the course Kelsey Chen, Nicolai Dorka, and Bhumikorn Kongtaveelert with co-collaborator Lauren Marshall unveiled observations from both the human and more-than-human sensorium through an installation of scent, sight, sound, and sculpture at @etalgallerysf.

“The residency was complex and deviated in the most exhilarating of ways from what one would normally think of as a residency. It was underscored by the insights of the people, from my co-instructor Miguel Novello to Ellen Oh and the student fellows. The sheer bounty of brilliant minds, and the convergence of disciplines and departments. It’s a cradle for innovation and possibility.” - Anicka Yi

We’re inspired by the transformative ideas and discoveries that were powered through this first phase of Metaspore and are thrilled to see the many forms it inhabits next! 🦠✨

POPPING OFF! 📚🍾 That's a wrap on Fall class

POPPING OFF! 📚🍾

That's a wrap on Fall classes, Cardinal fam! Time to trade in textbooks for cozy blankets and holiday cheer. But before we dive headfirst into finals week, let's take a moment to enjoy some digital art from one of our very own! 🎨✨

Today's submission is from Krystal Li '26 @krvstcl. The piece is titled bubble Up, Algorithmic Art made with Processing (2023) 🫧🆙

"The central focus of these prints is the vibrant potato starch granule depicted under polarized light and how its shape and colors are manipulated." - Li

As we transition towards winter break, remember to take time to recharge and reflect on all you've accomplished. ❄️ Keep channeling your creativity and passion towards exciting possibilities and new outcomes. ✨ We can't wait to see what you achieve next!

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Calling all creative minds and arts enthusiasts! 🎨🎶🎭

The Stanford Internship Program in the Arts (SIPA) is now open! If you're passionate about the arts and itching to gain hands-on experience, this is your chance to get immersed in Stanford's vibrant arts ecosystem.

SIPA offers opportunities to work in the arts through two different tracks:

Pre-Arranged: Participate in a 10-week placement (part-time or full-time) with one of Stanford’s arts institutions: @stanfordlive/ @frostampitheater, @cantorarts, @anderson.collection.stanford or with a faculty artist. All SIPA participants receive funding to support living costs during the 10-week internship.

Self-Designed: Secure an internship with an off-campus arts organization that aligns with your unique interests. Accepted students will receive a stipend to help support basic living costs during their 10-week, full-time internship.

Hit the link in bio for info on the program, deadlines, and how to apply ✍️

What's up arty people! 🎨🤩 With Cardinal Pri

What's up arty people! 🎨🤩

With Cardinal Pride riding high for the Big Game, we want to take a moment to celebrate the artistic spirit of our students.

Today's featured artwork is from Nisha Acharya '26. The piece is titled More Than A Living Goddess, Graphite (2022).

"Kumari, the living Goddess of Nepal, is not allowed to speak to those who worship her, yet her glowing eyes depict that she has so much to tell us."

Whether you're a painter, sculptor, photographer, or anything in between, we want to share your work with our Stanford Arts community. Hit the link in bio or send us a DM to be featured in our next edition!

#art #studentart #artshowcase #artdiscover #stanford

New student art alert! 🖼️🚨 Today's submis

New student art alert! 🖼️🚨

Today's submission is by Emily Zhang '26 @emilyzhangart. The piece is titled Don’t Stare, Oil and Acrylic Paint on Canvas (2023).

"This work centers on the relationship between the human and the artificial, inspired when I photographed my cousin with a stark, artificial flash." - Zhang

This is just one of many impressive submissions we've received from students this fall. We're grateful for the work you've shared with us, and excited to see more.

DM or hit the link in bio to share your artwork and get featured. And tag a friend you want to see in our next highlight 👀👤

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