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A photo of a gallery with a table in the middle.

“Bread + Medicine”: Hoover exhibit displays American relief during the 1921 Soviet famine

Serena Lee
  •  
Nov. 3
Culture
Three people stand on a stage in front of music stands, speaking into microphones. The two leftmost people are gesturing toward each other, while the third speaks toward the audience

How the experimental production of ‘Three Days’ championed queerness and community

Hazel Le
  •  
Nov. 2
Culture
Three people sitting in a spotlight having a conversation.

How Cathy Park Hong and Jen Liu’s friendship influenced their art-making

Betty He
  •  
Nov. 1
Culture
On a darkened stage, seven actors stand facing each other in a visible conflict

Why Not Theatre’s ‘Prince Hamlet’ revolutionizes accessibility and gender identity in performing arts

Ellie Wong
  •  
Oct. 30
Culture
Two plaster hands extending out of the water touch the buildings near by

Your art world questions answered: What are art fairs and art biennials?

Christina Shen
  •  
Oct. 30
Culture

Q&A: Casa Zapata staff share insights on ethnic identity and need for more financial investment

Ximena Sanchez Martinez
  •  
Oct. 25
Arts & Life
A photo of playwright Tony Kushner sitting under the spotlight talking and gesturing emphatically.

Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Tony Kushner talks antisemitism at Stanford, 2005 film ‘Munich’

Lauren Boles
  •  
Oct. 23
Culture
(Photo: SHREYA KOMAR/The Stanford Daily)

“Beyond the Camps”: Bay Area artists discuss art and WWII Japanese internment

Shreya Komar
  •  
Oct. 23
Arts & Life
Two students cooking and serving pizza, while a third stands in front of them waiting for the pizza.

The farm on the Farm: Stanford Roots talks food justice and sustainability

Serena Lee
  •  
Oct. 17
Arts & Life
The sideview of a bronze head sculpted by Auguste Rodin.

Why does Stanford have so many Rodins?

Christina Shen
  •  
Oct. 16
Arts & Life
Rosita Thomas, M. Gayle Asali Dickson, and Ericka Huggins smile and laugh

‘Lead With Love’: Women of the Black Panther Party visit Stanford Libraries’ JEDI fair

Ananya Navale
  •  
Oct. 12
Arts & Life
Two juggling club members stand on the White Plaza lawn, each juggling three neon clubs.

Down with Gravity: A day with Stanford’s juggling club

Cameron Duran
  •  
Oct. 10
Arts & Life
In a black-and-white photo, Ian Lara stands on the stage of Bing Studio holding a mic in his left hand, delivering a monologue to the audience sitting in front of him.

Laughing with Lara: The jokes are in the details

Kirsten Mettler
  •  
Oct. 10
Arts & Life
Six performers in varying outfits (a brown dress, a red jacket with checkerboard pants, etc.) sit and stand on stage. Illuminated by stage light, they all gaze engagedly at the two standing performers at the middle left.

Nut allergy ballad thrills audience at Stanford Improvisors performance

Shreya Komar
  •  
Oct. 9
Arts & Life
In a monochrome photograph, three figures are positioned around a wooden staircase on a beach. The figures and the staircase are all in profile; one person lies at the top, looking at another sitting on the steps. A third stands under the stairs.

Last days of summer: The photography of ‘PaJaMa’ 

Lydia Wei
  •  
Oct. 9
Arts & Life
Seven dancers, dressed in colorful neon, dance on the stage. One dancer throws himself up into the air as the others watch intently

Cloud Gate Dance Theatre fuses Taiwanese folklore with modern choreography

Ellie Wong
  •  
Oct. 9
Arts & Life

On the menu: updated campus dining options for 2022

Serena Lee
  •  
Oct. 4
Arts & Life
Christina Shen writes about notable artists in the Bay Area arts scene. These include photographer Michael Jang, painter Joan Brown and Robert Colescott, who bring to light the questions of racial and sexual identity. (Photo courtesy of Creative Commons)

Your art world questions answered: Is there a Bay Area arts scene?

Christina Shen
  •  
Oct. 2
Culture
The 36 performers of “Leviathan by Circa” sat with their backs to the audience while a rain of streamers were shot out from both sides of the stage. The production featured impressive acrobatic choreography that spoke to the theme of community. (Photo courtesy of Johannes Reinhart and Stanford Live)

‘Leviathan by Circa’ stuns audiences with heart-stopping acrobatics

Ellie Wong
  •  
Oct. 2
Culture
Veronica Roberts smiles in front of a wall of face sculptures.

Cantor Arts Center seeks new start with Director Veronica Roberts

Carolyn Considine
  •  
Aug. 22
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