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Stanford Arts Institute

Stanford Arts Institute

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7. Making Sense and Not Making Sense

7. Making Sense and Not Making Sense

Maira Kalman discusses how technology and digital media effect and shape her artistry. (November 2, 2012)

13 Dec 2012

Ranked #2

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8. Ecomedia: Environmental Science and Technology and Interaction in Public Art

8. Ecomedia: Environmental Science and Technology and Interaction in Public Art

Andrea Polli discusses how climate technology and digital media affect and shape her artistry. (November 2, 2012)

13 Dec 2012

Ranked #3

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2. The Body and What it Carries: Room 56

2. The Body and What it Carries: Room 56

The second piece of the Stanford Institute for Creativity and the Art's series "The Body and What It Carries" performed ... Read more

1 Jun 2011

14mins

Ranked #4

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1. Introduction to Art in a Digital Age

1. Introduction to Art in a Digital Age

Matthew Tiews and Stephen Hinton welcome all attendees and introduce the conferences, its purpose, and its goals. (Novem... Read more

13 Dec 2012

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The Knot

The Knot

The Knot, a new student-run multimedia play, follows the journeys--physical, emotional, and spiritual -- of one African ... Read more

9 Sep 2011

45mins

Ranked #6

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Spring Break Arts Immersion: New York City

Spring Break Arts Immersion: New York City

Stanford students from many years and programs visited New York City over spring break and looked at all different facet... Read more

9 Sep 2011

2mins

Ranked #7

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Arts and Memory

Arts and Memory

A panel of Stanford arts faculty explore the broad theme of memory and the arts as part of the Stanford Institute for Cr... Read more

9 Sep 2011

1hr 12mins

Ranked #8

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2. Art Between the Digital and Physical World

2. Art Between the Digital and Physical World

Joanne McNeil discusses the tangible qualities of digital art and outlines its interactions with the physical world. (No... Read more

13 Dec 2012

Ranked #9

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4. Giving the Digital Its Due

4. Giving the Digital Its Due

Philip Auslander discusses how various art forms have utilized modern technology in innovative ways. (November 2, 2012)

13 Dec 2012

Ranked #10

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The American Enlightenment: Treasures from the Stanford University Libraries

The American Enlightenment: Treasures from the Stanford University Libraries

Caroline Winterer discusses the American Enlightenment Exhibit, exploring how New World discoveries and ideas contribute... Read more

1 Jun 2011

3mins

Ranked #11

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Looking Deeper: The Chemistry of Art Materials

Looking Deeper: The Chemistry of Art Materials

The four speakers discuss their collaboration on "True Colors," an exhibit at the Cantor Arts Center which fuses science... Read more

1 Jun 2011

42mins

Ranked #12

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Leo Castelli: A Global Gallerist Anchored in Renaissance Italy

Leo Castelli: A Global Gallerist Anchored in Renaissance Italy

Annie Cohen-Solal talks about her book on the life of Leo Castelli and and he played a role in bringing American art to ... Read more

4 Feb 2011

55mins

Ranked #13

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Anything is Possible: Post-Screening Discussion on PBS's Art21

Anything is Possible: Post-Screening Discussion on PBS's Art21

Sarah Simonson, Brian Wolf, Jaroslaw Kapucinski, and Erik Flatmo discuss the PBS film "Anything is Possible" featuring S... Read more

4 Feb 2011

34mins

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Fashion, Writing, and the Arts: A Conversation with Cathy Horyn and Nancy Troy

Fashion, Writing, and the Arts: A Conversation with Cathy Horyn and Nancy Troy

Speakers Cathy Horyn and Nancy Troy talk about fashion in writing and art and the role it plays today and has played thr... Read more

4 Feb 2011

1hr 6mins

Ranked #15

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Troilus and Cressida

Troilus and Cressida

Stanford Drama, collaborating with SiCa and the New York Public Theater, presents William Shakespeare's Troilus and Cres... Read more

22 Jul 2010

Ranked #16

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The Artist As Critic/The Critic as Mouthpiece: The Peculiar Case of Jeff Wall

The Artist As Critic/The Critic as Mouthpiece: The Peculiar Case of Jeff Wall

Julian Stallabrass, one of the most influential art critics in the United Kingdom, discusses how artists themselves, art... Read more

22 Jul 2010

Ranked #17

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Creativity and Spontaneity in the Classroom

Creativity and Spontaneity in the Classroom

Richard Powers, dance historian and instructor at Stanford University, explains the role that spontaneity has played in ... Read more

22 Jul 2010

4mins

Ranked #18

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Trimpin

Trimpin

Trimpin explains the concept and some of the details of his latest project, a combination of music and visual arts that ... Read more

27 Jun 2010

Ranked #19

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Music and the Brain: Neurobiological Foundations for the Theory of Harmony in Western Tonal Music

Music and the Brain: Neurobiological Foundations for the Theory of Harmony in Western Tonal Music

Mark Tramo, M.D. Ph.D, discusses the theoretical and neurobiological science of pitch and harmony perception at Stanford... Read more

24 Mar 2010

Ranked #20

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Bill Morrison's Decasia

Bill Morrison's Decasia

(January 19, 2010) Filmmaker Bill Morrison and Rick Prelinger discuss the production and reaction to Morrison's film Des... Read more

24 Mar 2010

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