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Painting

The Grind
A painting that depicts a man in black with a hand over his heart on the left, and a woman in a white dress walking away from him on the right.

The Anatomy of Letting Go: Reading Munch’s ‘Separation’

Merve Ondogan
  •  
March 2
Culture
The luminous painting, “Lose Your Mind and Make A New One,” opens the Anderson Collection’s exhibition of Alteronce Gumby’s works. (Courtesy of Grace Liang)

Alteronce Gumby at the Anderson Collection casts earthly elements in a new light

Grace Liang
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Feb. 15
Video
Stanford Art Gallery’s 11th annual Undergraduate Juried Exhibition was on display during week 10 of fall quarter. (Graphic: PAIGE PLATER/The Stanford Daily)

11th annual Undergraduate Juried Exhibition wraps up final week on display

Paige Plater
  •  
Dec. 14
The Grind
Painter working on a piece on a city fence, other art hung up around him

Color Field underpass

Kushal Thaman
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Oct. 22
The Grind
legion of honor art

Anachronisms in the Legion of Honor

Lara Seyahi
  •  
Oct. 13
The Grind
The "Penitent Magdalene" by Jean-Jacques Henner invites the viewer to postulate on girlhood. mistakes and the beauty in forgiveness.

Reflections on the Cantor’s ‘Penitent Magdalene’

Lara Seyahi
  •  
May 11
Arts & Life
Photo of Winslow Homer, “The Fox Hunt,” 1893.

Winslow Homer paints a Darwinian drama

Weili Jin
  •  
May 1
Culture
Photo from Cheonggae Ilsu Cha’s exhibition in the East Asian Library.

To paint like a child again: Exploring Cheonggae Ilsu Cha’s exhibition at the East Asian Library

Vivian Liang
  •  
March 11, 2025
Culture
Photo of Moonrise by the Sea painting by Caspar David Friedrich

What Caspar David Friedrich can teach us about waiting

Weili Jin
  •  
Feb. 24, 2025
Culture
John Singer Sargent painting of the four daughters. The youngest one is sitting in the forefront, and the other three are standing in the back.

​​​​​​​​Looking and Feeling: The psychological intensity of an unusual Parisian portrait 

Weili Jin
  •  
Jan. 29, 2025
Culture
Photo taken of the biopigment paintings along a glass transparent wall with a stairwell visible on the other side.

From micro to macro: Transforming biopigments into art pieces

Derrick Chen
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Dec. 1, 2024
Culture
The "Nocturne in Blue and Silver, Chelsea" painting, showing a city in the background, a sea in most of the foreground and a tiny fisherman in the very front.

Looking and Feeling: Moonlight on the River Thames brings tranquility

Weili Jin
  •  
Nov. 10, 2024
Culture
Photo of “Ariel” by Julie Mehretu at the Anderson Collection

​​​​​​​Looking and Feeling: Clarity in Mehretu’s atlas of chaos

Weili Jin
  •  
Oct. 24, 2024
The Grind
a wall art display, featuring texture tiles and pink luminescent lighting.

Oscillations of life

Lara Seyahi
  •  
May 22, 2024
Science & Technology
a white-walled art gallery with large, brightly colored paintings

Rx? More like ARTx: Stanford launches Art Prescriptions for student wellness 

Shreya Komar
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April 4, 2024
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
  •  
Feb. 29, 2024
Culture
a white-walled art gallery with large, brightly colored paintings

‘Shifting Fields’: A colorful escape through Chinese painting

Cate Burtner
  •  
Feb. 8, 2024
The Grind
A circular smear of gray on a background, the top half of which is lighter and looks like a table, the bottom half of which is also gray.

Dear Diary: Sunny days in winter

Amanda Altarejos
  •  
Nov. 30, 2023
Culture
A colorful painting of a young couple wearing summer clothes, with a Chinese painting in the background

Your art world questions answered: What are some of Cantor’s recent acquisitions?

Christina Shen
  •  
Nov. 13, 2022
Culture
An oil painting in which an anime girl is eating a forkful of food and another real woman on her right is holding a forkful of cake to the audience. In front of them is a table full of burgers and sweets.

L. Song Wu’s ‘Gleaming Things’ is a provocative study of the fictional and self

Alexandra Blum
  •  
Nov. 10, 2022
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