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Category Archives: .Stanford
ART ITINERARIES: Reality Makes Them Dream
Art trip… for young people… photography dreams… for everyone… to be continued… Reality Makes Them Dream: An Unconventional Audio Experience
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SHORT TRIP: Stanford
It started with a family… who knew that Arizona Garden is so close to Cantor Museum… The American Library Infinity… Horizon… Stanford Wall
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BOOK ITINERARIES: Leonardo’s Library
Leonardo’s Library: The World of a Renaissance Reader… an exhibit of rare books and manuscripts from Stanford’s special collections… related to Leonardo’s life and work… a window on the world of the Renaissance reader in general, and Leonardo in particular… … Continue reading
STANFORD: Jazz Workshop Showcase
Stanford’s campus becomes a musical playground during the jazz camp showcase!
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STANFORD: The Enduring Passion for Ink
A PROJECT ON CONTEMPORARY INK PAINTERS BY BRITTA ERICKSON
Posted in .Cantor_Arts_Center, .CHINA, .documentary
Tagged Ink Worlds, STANFORD, The Enduring Passion for Ink
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STANFORD: Second Sunday
Creativity on the Line + Second Sunday + a touch of Miró = Happy Mother’s Day!
STANFORD: Hands, Prints & Light
Inside Rodin’s Hands iBook Using A 3-D Version Of Rodin’s Hands To Understand Anatomy Carleton Watkins: The Stanford Albums Stanford showcases Carleton Watkins’ landscape photographs of the American West
Posted in .exhibition, .photo, .Stanford, .Yosemite_NP, Auguste Rodin
Tagged Breathtaking Landscape Photos That Helped Make Yosemite a National Park, Carleton Watkins, Family Sundays at the Cantor Arts Center, Gyorgy Kepes, Inside Rodin’s Hands, Rodin's Hands, STANFORD, Stanford showcases Carleton Watkins' landscape photographs of the American West, The New Landscape: Experiments in Light by Gyorgy Kepes, The Stanford Albums, Using A 3-D Version Of Rodin's Hands To Understand Anatomy
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STANFORD: San Francisco Ballet Trainees
Inspirational performance from The San Francisco Ballet Trainee as always and Studio 38 is just a wonderful place to get closer to ballet!