Blog: Archive Blog: Dance Video: 72 Hour Musical Theater Project By Stanford Arts Institute • Posted 04/02/15 The 72-Hour Musical Theater Project challenged teams of 2-5 students to create a musical theater piece -one song, one scene, and one dance- over the course of 72 hours. This project was sponsored in part… Dance, Music, Theater Blog: Film Honors in the Arts: Luke Lorentzen By Irene Hsu • Posted 03/31/15 During Spring Quarter, the Stanford Arts Institute will be profiling the 2014–15 Honors in the Arts cohort. This interdisciplinary honors program allows students in any major to complete a capstone project integrating arts practice or… Film, Film, Honors in the Arts Blog: Theater Basil Twist: Animating the Inanimate By Eric Eichelberger • Posted 03/03/15 For most of us, the idea of puppetry calls to mind Sesame Street, the Muppets, marionettes, and either delightful or frightening childhood memories. If you ask third-generation puppeteer and Mohr Visiting Artist Basil Twist, however,… Theater Blog: Dance Scene in Action – Video By Stanford Arts Institute • Posted 02/23/15 Inspired by the abstract expressionist art found in the Anderson Collection, and the Cantor’s special exhibition Robert Frank in America, “Scene in Action” is the culmination of a summer Stanford Arts Intensive choreographic workshop and performance seminar by the… Dance, Music, Anderson Collection Blog: Theater Proof – Student Profile By Stanford Arts Institute • Posted 01/16/15 Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award winning show Proof! Produced by Stanford Theater Lab, in collaboration with the Stanford Arts Institute and Psychology One, Proof ran in November in Elliot Program Center. Directed by Noemi Berkowitz,… Theater, Grants, Spark! Blog: Design The Benevolent Institution – Student Profile By Stanford Arts Institute • Posted 11/20/14 New experimental music theater installation based on Benjamin Britten’s opera The Turn of the Screw. A collaboration between Director Kara Riopelle and Composer/Performer Jessie Marino, graduate students in Stanford’s Department of Music, and Videographer Chris… Design, Literary Arts, Music Blog: Design I Fashion My Future On Films in Space: Franca Sozzani on Fashion in Cinema By Brittany Newell • Posted 11/19/14 Franca Sozzani is the editor in chief at Italian Vogue; she also invented Instagram. At least, that’s how she sees it. Born and raised in Italy, she was confronted by the limits of her native… Design, Film Blog: Visual Arts Carey Phelps: Living Canvas By Briana Okyere • Posted 11/07/14 “What does it look like to wear your heart on your sleeve?” That is what Spark! Grant recipient Carey Phelps is asking. To get her answer, Phelps will be following around her friend Graham for… Visual Arts Blog: Literary Arts My God, It’s Full of Stars: An Evening with Tracy K. Smith By Brittany Newell • Posted 11/04/14 As the kickoff speaker for Stanford University’s yearlong “Imagining the Universe” series, it was fitting of Tracy K. Smith to begin her talk last Tuesday with a reflection on the word “imagining.” This is what… Literary Arts, Programs Blog: Theater Julia Starr: The Long Way Around By Eric Eichelberger • Posted 10/30/14 Julia Starr ‘16, whose original play The Long Way Around debuted last week in the Women’s Community Center (WCC), is one of the few Stanford students able to stay focused on the same project for… Theater Previous Page Next Page
Video: 72 Hour Musical Theater Project By Stanford Arts Institute • Posted 04/02/15 The 72-Hour Musical Theater Project challenged teams of 2-5 students to create a musical theater piece -one song, one scene, and one dance- over the course of 72 hours. This project was sponsored in part… Dance, Music, Theater
Honors in the Arts: Luke Lorentzen By Irene Hsu • Posted 03/31/15 During Spring Quarter, the Stanford Arts Institute will be profiling the 2014–15 Honors in the Arts cohort. This interdisciplinary honors program allows students in any major to complete a capstone project integrating arts practice or… Film, Film, Honors in the Arts
Basil Twist: Animating the Inanimate By Eric Eichelberger • Posted 03/03/15 For most of us, the idea of puppetry calls to mind Sesame Street, the Muppets, marionettes, and either delightful or frightening childhood memories. If you ask third-generation puppeteer and Mohr Visiting Artist Basil Twist, however,… Theater
Scene in Action – Video By Stanford Arts Institute • Posted 02/23/15 Inspired by the abstract expressionist art found in the Anderson Collection, and the Cantor’s special exhibition Robert Frank in America, “Scene in Action” is the culmination of a summer Stanford Arts Intensive choreographic workshop and performance seminar by the… Dance, Music, Anderson Collection
Proof – Student Profile By Stanford Arts Institute • Posted 01/16/15 Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award winning show Proof! Produced by Stanford Theater Lab, in collaboration with the Stanford Arts Institute and Psychology One, Proof ran in November in Elliot Program Center. Directed by Noemi Berkowitz,… Theater, Grants, Spark!
The Benevolent Institution – Student Profile By Stanford Arts Institute • Posted 11/20/14 New experimental music theater installation based on Benjamin Britten’s opera The Turn of the Screw. A collaboration between Director Kara Riopelle and Composer/Performer Jessie Marino, graduate students in Stanford’s Department of Music, and Videographer Chris… Design, Literary Arts, Music
I Fashion My Future On Films in Space: Franca Sozzani on Fashion in Cinema By Brittany Newell • Posted 11/19/14 Franca Sozzani is the editor in chief at Italian Vogue; she also invented Instagram. At least, that’s how she sees it. Born and raised in Italy, she was confronted by the limits of her native… Design, Film
Carey Phelps: Living Canvas By Briana Okyere • Posted 11/07/14 “What does it look like to wear your heart on your sleeve?” That is what Spark! Grant recipient Carey Phelps is asking. To get her answer, Phelps will be following around her friend Graham for… Visual Arts
My God, It’s Full of Stars: An Evening with Tracy K. Smith By Brittany Newell • Posted 11/04/14 As the kickoff speaker for Stanford University’s yearlong “Imagining the Universe” series, it was fitting of Tracy K. Smith to begin her talk last Tuesday with a reflection on the word “imagining.” This is what… Literary Arts, Programs
Julia Starr: The Long Way Around By Eric Eichelberger • Posted 10/30/14 Julia Starr ‘16, whose original play The Long Way Around debuted last week in the Women’s Community Center (WCC), is one of the few Stanford students able to stay focused on the same project for… Theater
