Blog: Archive Slideshow Blog: Dance MashUp Flash Grant By Briana Okyere • Posted 06/10/14 Student arts-makers at Stanford University have a new grant to keep an eye on. With a focus on promoting cross-disciplinary collaboration, the Stanford Arts Institute’s new MashUp Flash Grant enables creativity in a way that’s… Dance, Design, Film Blog: Dance Picasso at the Lapin Agile, Gallery By Stanford Arts Institute • Posted 05/12/14 Stanford Theater Laboratory presented Steve Martin’s comedy, Picasso at the Lapin Agile, from Thursday – Saturday, May 8-10 in Roble Theater. The play was directed by Max Walker-Silverman. Check out the slideshow above! This performance… Dance, Design, Film Blog: Design Christie’s & San Francisco: A Student Trip By Stanford Arts Institute • Posted 04/28/14 Five undergraduates joined two arts institute staff members for a day trip to San Francisco. There, they visited the Hedge Gallery and met Charlie Adamski, Post-War and Contemporary Art Specialist at Christies. The students were… Design, Visual Arts, art Blog: Literary Arts Welcome to Almost, Maine: A Photo Gallery By Stanford Arts Institute • Posted 04/10/14 On Thursday April 3rd at 8:00PM, the FREEKS transformed Haus Mitt into a winter-theater-wonderland with their production of Almost, Maine. This immersive theater experience about nine couples dealing with the joys, difficulties, and bitter-sweetness of… Literary Arts, Music, Theater Blog: Visual Arts Arts Immersion: Chicago 2013 By Stanford Arts Institute • Posted 09/23/13 Arts Immersion trips give Stanford students an insider’s view into cultural capitals. In September 2013 the Stanford Arts Institute, in collaboration with VPUE’s Arts Intensive and the Stanford Architectural Design Program, took 14 students to Chicago,… Visual Arts, arts immersion, Chicago Blog: Dance Select Images from The Symphonic Body: Stanford By Katharine Schwab • Posted 05/30/13 Visiting artist Ann Carlson and 70 members of the Stanford community performed “The Symphonic Body: Stanford,” a one-time-only performance to a delighted crowd of 500 guests in the Bing Concert Hall. An entirely silent piece… Dance, Theater Blog: Design Artesanía – A Multimedia Exhibit of Chilean Craftwork By Karen Ladenheim • Posted 05/09/13 Artesanía builds off of 8-months I spent in Chile in 2011, working with VOZ, an ethical fashion collective founded by Jasmine Aarons (’08), that seeks to empower marginalized, indigenous Mapuche women in rural Southern Chile. As a Product… Design, Visual Arts, Karen Ladenheim Blog: Music SPARK! Grants in the Creative and Performing Arts By Tienlon Ho • Posted 05/09/13 Take a student’s creative vision and a few hundred dollars and what do you get? World-class art in Otero’s common room, in the middle of White Plaza, and on the steps of Green Library–a vibrant,… Music, Visual Arts, Andrew Evans Blog: Dance Picture Jasper Ridge | A performance hike through history By Tienlon Ho • Posted 05/07/13 Picture Jasper Ridge. A low ridge overlooking an expanse of swaying grass and scrub oak just beyond the Stanford University campus in the eastern foothills of the Santa Cruz Mountains. The Muwekma Ohlone lived here,… Dance, Theater, Visual Arts Blog: Music Robert Whitman: Local Report 2012 By Toni Gauthier • Posted 05/07/13 Local Report 2012 was an international media and telecommunications work in which Robert Whitman used live video and audio reports from approximately ninety participants around the world. Whitman used these reports to create a live… Music, Visual Arts, JARON MOORE Next Page
MashUp Flash Grant By Briana Okyere • Posted 06/10/14 Student arts-makers at Stanford University have a new grant to keep an eye on. With a focus on promoting cross-disciplinary collaboration, the Stanford Arts Institute’s new MashUp Flash Grant enables creativity in a way that’s… Dance, Design, Film
Picasso at the Lapin Agile, Gallery By Stanford Arts Institute • Posted 05/12/14 Stanford Theater Laboratory presented Steve Martin’s comedy, Picasso at the Lapin Agile, from Thursday – Saturday, May 8-10 in Roble Theater. The play was directed by Max Walker-Silverman. Check out the slideshow above! This performance… Dance, Design, Film
Christie’s & San Francisco: A Student Trip By Stanford Arts Institute • Posted 04/28/14 Five undergraduates joined two arts institute staff members for a day trip to San Francisco. There, they visited the Hedge Gallery and met Charlie Adamski, Post-War and Contemporary Art Specialist at Christies. The students were… Design, Visual Arts, art
Welcome to Almost, Maine: A Photo Gallery By Stanford Arts Institute • Posted 04/10/14 On Thursday April 3rd at 8:00PM, the FREEKS transformed Haus Mitt into a winter-theater-wonderland with their production of Almost, Maine. This immersive theater experience about nine couples dealing with the joys, difficulties, and bitter-sweetness of… Literary Arts, Music, Theater
Arts Immersion: Chicago 2013 By Stanford Arts Institute • Posted 09/23/13 Arts Immersion trips give Stanford students an insider’s view into cultural capitals. In September 2013 the Stanford Arts Institute, in collaboration with VPUE’s Arts Intensive and the Stanford Architectural Design Program, took 14 students to Chicago,… Visual Arts, arts immersion, Chicago
Select Images from The Symphonic Body: Stanford By Katharine Schwab • Posted 05/30/13 Visiting artist Ann Carlson and 70 members of the Stanford community performed “The Symphonic Body: Stanford,” a one-time-only performance to a delighted crowd of 500 guests in the Bing Concert Hall. An entirely silent piece… Dance, Theater
Artesanía – A Multimedia Exhibit of Chilean Craftwork By Karen Ladenheim • Posted 05/09/13 Artesanía builds off of 8-months I spent in Chile in 2011, working with VOZ, an ethical fashion collective founded by Jasmine Aarons (’08), that seeks to empower marginalized, indigenous Mapuche women in rural Southern Chile. As a Product… Design, Visual Arts, Karen Ladenheim
SPARK! Grants in the Creative and Performing Arts By Tienlon Ho • Posted 05/09/13 Take a student’s creative vision and a few hundred dollars and what do you get? World-class art in Otero’s common room, in the middle of White Plaza, and on the steps of Green Library–a vibrant,… Music, Visual Arts, Andrew Evans
Picture Jasper Ridge | A performance hike through history By Tienlon Ho • Posted 05/07/13 Picture Jasper Ridge. A low ridge overlooking an expanse of swaying grass and scrub oak just beyond the Stanford University campus in the eastern foothills of the Santa Cruz Mountains. The Muwekma Ohlone lived here,… Dance, Theater, Visual Arts
Robert Whitman: Local Report 2012 By Toni Gauthier • Posted 05/07/13 Local Report 2012 was an international media and telecommunications work in which Robert Whitman used live video and audio reports from approximately ninety participants around the world. Whitman used these reports to create a live… Music, Visual Arts, JARON MOORE
