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Culture
A sculpture of Water-Moon Guanyin from the Met, facing the viewer straight-on.

​​​Looking and Feeling: The medieval Chinese bodhisattva that embodies compassion

Weili Jin
  •  
Nov. 21
Culture
Graphic of the five artworks shown. Left: “When the angels came they had guns” by Gregory Medina-Kenyon ’24. Upper middle: “Waterfront" by Franklin Lurie ’24. Upper right: "I, I" by Ingrid Nordberg’s ’25. Bottom right: “Our Home Is Now A Fleeting Memory” by Mhar Tenorio ’24. Bottom middle: “A Moment at the Louvre” by Sarah Dong ’26

Reflections on student art exhibit ‘When The Angels Came’

Lara Seyahi
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Nov. 19
Culture
Photo taken of "Maternal Caress" which paints a tender moment between a woman and a young child set against a natural green background.

Between the known and the unknown: Exploring Mary Cassatt’s world at the Legion of Honor

Vivian Liang
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Nov. 6
Culture
Green Library shelves.

Cardinal Canvas: Green Library hides art in plain sight

Adam Golomb
  •  
May 9
Culture
Photo of Belanger's "Folly, displayed in the Day Jobs exhibit.

Cardinal Canvas: Exploring the stunning final chapter of ‘Day Jobs’

Adam Golomb
  •  
April 26
Culture
Photo of a poster about a fluxus 'festival'

‘This is Not Here’ exhibits the trickster archives of Fluxus

Alexandra Blum
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April 8
Culture
A small art gallery featuring two sharp, large metal sculptures and two small metal sculptures. On the walls are two large colorful paintings, a black and white photograph, and some small paintings.

Cardinal Canvas: First-year MFA showcase celebrates community ‘&’ identity

Adam Golomb
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Feb. 29
Arts & Life
“Trading Faces: Aspects of a 20th Century Coast” will remain open through May 2020. It is free and open to the public. (Photo: ELISA MORAES-LIU/The Stanford Daily)

Stanford Archaeology exhibit offers glimpse of Native American history

Elisa Moraes-Liu
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Sept. 13, 2019
The Stanford Daily

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