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Stanford is putting the arts and creativity at the center of a 21st-century education.
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@jlin_p wanted to bring Akoma back to Stanford. This April, she did.
Returning for her second artist residency, she brought the @stanfordlive co-commissioned album 'Akoma' to The Studio at Bing Concert Hall and connected with researchers at the innovative Stanford Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics to share her trailblazing approach to sound.
Relive the set and hear from Jlin, Stanford music faculty Ambrose Akinmusire, Associate Professor and Director of Jazz, and Chris Chafe, Duca Family Professor, about the magic behind the music.
Headphones encouraged. 🎧
#stanfordarts #artshapesus #Jlin #Akoma #CCRMA #StanfordLive #ElectronicMusic
09 Nov 2026
An evening to celebrate the people who make the arts happen at Stanford. ✨
The Office of the Vice President for the Arts brought our arts community together for the annual Arts Convening reception and dinner. Gathered onstage at @frostamphitheater as this incredible venue nears the end of its season, artists, faculty, student leaders, and staff shared an evening to celebrate our collective creativity across campus.
Vice President for the Arts Deborah Cullinan (@dmcullinan) reflected on how traditions, both big and small, sustain creativity and how the arts spark curiosity, invite us in, and stir new possibilities. What becomes possible when we trust artists, give them a seat at the table, and bring this dimension into the systems and structures of our changing world.
That spirit came to life through a participatory movement exercise led by Marcus Young, U.S. Cultural Policy Fellow for Stanford Arts. With Beethoven’s Symphony No. 9 as our soundtrack, Marcus introduced us to the basics of conducting and got all of us to move and reach out. 🎶
It was a beautiful night and we’re grateful for this community and all that we’re imagining and building together. ✨
📸: Harrison Truong
#stanfordarts #artshapesus #Stanford #ArtsCommunity
28 Oct 2026
Small spores carry new beginnings.
A few moments from Spreading the Spores event last week, when our first chef in residence Ramón Perisé, R&D Director at @mugaritz, passed the spores to @mcmasterchef of @silolondon, opening the next chapter of our Chef-in-Residence program.
Douglas and the Silo team will join us from March to April, bringing new questions, perspectives, and possibilities to our lab kitchen.
We look forward to sharing what grows from this exchange: a space where art, gastronomy, and science find a common language—and where ideas take shape through the food we create together.
@stanfordarts @bioe_stanford @stanford.doerr @stanford.rde
22 Oct 2026
Art for all 🎨
This past weekend, local families enjoyed making, live music, story time, and a scavenger hunt at @cantorarts and @anderson.collection.stanford.
16 Oct 2026
What happens when you make art with a robot? 🤖
Artist Jussi Ängeslevä (@jangesle) spent five weeks exploring this research topic as the @stanfordroboticscenter first artist in residence, experimenting with a robot arm, a light tube, and human movement.
His project, Geometry Yields, invites you to interact with the robot. You guide it, but it also sets limits on where you can go. That conversation became the heart of the work.
Come inside the studio and see it in action
Video: Taylor Jones
🎵: MB01CUIKURFES8H
#stanfordarts #artshapesus #Stanford #Robotics #InteractiveArt #ArtAndTechnology
13 Oct 2026
Saif Azzuz (@saifazzuz), featured in our upcoming exhibition, “California Current,” is the new Doerr Visiting Artist at Stanford University for the 2026–27 academic year!
The Doerr Visiting Artist Program, co-sponsored by Stanford Arts (@stanfordarts) and the Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability’s Art and Sustainability Program (@stanford.doerr), augments scientific discovery, creative expression, and interdisciplinary thinking by establishing a unique opportunity for artists working at the intersection of art and sustainability.
You can see a commissioned artwork by Saif featured in our upcoming exhibition, “California Current: Art and Histories from the Bay Area”, a contribution to the Further Triennial, opening in just two weeks on October 29th!!
Click the link in bio for more information.
Images:
Saif Azzuz “The old ways for the new days,” 2026, charcoal on paper (Polyptych)
Artwork image and artist portrait courtesy of the artist and Anthony Meier (@anthony_meier_), Mill Valley.
Artwork photographer: Chris Grunder, San Francisco @grunder
#StanfordArts #CantorArtsCenter #SaifAzzuz #CaliforniaCurrent
12 Oct 2026
BAY AREEEEAAAAAAA!!! Join Oakland-born poet Chinaka Hodge and the Institute for Diversity in the Arts for a special public staged reading of Chinaka’s newest screenplay, All Greg’s Kids Come Home, presented by Stanford Live on Saturday, October 17, 7pm.
When the oldest daughter in a household of top-performing neurodivergent individuals chooses complete unmasking during a reunion, unspoken rules unravel in real time.
Be among the first to experience a new work by one of the Bay Area’s most compelling storytellers. Tickets at live.stanford.edu
09 Oct 2026
In surfacing, ‘24-25 Stanford Denning Visiting Artist Patty Chang explores the histories of a 19th-century Chinese fishing village at Point Alones, now home to Stanford’s Hopkins Marine Station.
Through art, archaeology, marine science, and community collaboration, Chang brings these shards of the past into the present. The exhibition features diverse forms, archival materials, and new works, including porcelain massage tables used to dry squid during a collective workshop at Stanford’s O’Donohue Family Stanford Educational Farm.
In this video profile, the artist and co-curator Kelsey Chen share the research, discoveries, and relationships at its center, and how working across disciplines helped shape the project.
Patty Chang: surfacing is on view at the @anderson.collection.stanford at Stanford University.
🔗 Read more about the exhibition and its making in Stanford Report. Link in bio.
#stanfordarts #PattyChang #AndersonCollection #AsianAmericanArt #ContemporaryArt #StanfordUniversity
09 Oct 2026
The Farm’s better with you around. 🌲❤️ Welcome back, everyone, and hello to the @stanford Class of 2030!
Loved meeting so many of you at the arts tables at Tree Sources. Consider this an invite to get in the mix this fall: catch a show at Bing, wander and take in the maze of incredible public art, make something at Roble Arts Gym… the menu is endless.
A few things to check out:
Explore Patty Chang: surfacing, now open at the @anderson.collection.stanford, and join curators Marci Kwon and Kelsey Chen for an artist talk with Patty THIS Friday, Sept. 25, 5:30. RSVP and spend some time with the show. 🌊🦑
Bring a friend to First Fridays with @idastanford at Harmony House next Friday, Oct. 2, 5–7 p.m🧢👀
For the New York dreamers, come learn about SAI’s spring Arts Immersion (@sai_artsimmersion) trip and how to apply at an online info session on Wednesday, Oct. 7, 12:30. Open to Stanford undergrads of all majors. RSVP for the Zoom link. 🗽
And ’30, those jerseys look good on you! Go Card! 🏈
Swipe for scenes from Tree Sources, and follow us for more stories from the arts district.
Photo: Robert DeArmond
#stanfordarts #Stanford #Stanford2030
22 Sep 2026
Meet Mark Shunney, Stanford's self-styled “art ranger.” 🎨🌲
As the university's public art program manager, Shunney oversees the care and maintenance of more than 80 works of art on the Stanford campus and leads tours from a tiny eco trailer next to Meyer Green.
On the job, he wears a uniform of his own design that is both practical and symbolic. “‘Ranger’ is code for safety and care and conservation, and there’s a lot of overlap with the responsibility I task myself with in caring for these artworks and the experience of the public,” he said.
Read more at the link in bio.
📷: Andrew @Brodhead
03 Sep 2026
Look what a summer of curiosity, creativity, and hands-on learning can unlock. ✨ SIPA summer dispatches are in! 📬
This summer, Stanford students stepped into the day-to-day work behind art, culture, and community:
@dagny.jahns led Drop-in Drawing sessions and supported the development of @anderson.collection.stanford’s upcoming exhibition, Fault Lines. ✏️
📸 Photo: Trisha Lagaso Goldberg
Maya Shtangrud found rewarding work at @aclu_socal. ⚖️
Dexter Cleveringa learned what it takes behind the scenes to produce major concerts with @stanfordlive at @frostamphitheater. 🎤
Eli Romero Ortigosa explored grant research and volunteer engagement with Community Arts & Empowerment at @watsonvillebrillante. 📸: Javier Aldaco
@hannah._fung discovered how thoughtful curation can transform hospital spaces into places of comfort and healing at @stanfordchildrens. 🏥 📸: Antonia Dapena-Tretter
Maria Chica Jimenez combined gallery education with contemporary-art research at @rubellmuseum. Photo: Enilson Solano 🔍
Nat De La Cruz spent the summer with @colorcompton. 🎥
📸Photo: Natalie De La Cruz
@peterpi3141 cared for the @cantorarts collection—from gallery inventories to cleaning the iconic OY/YO sculpture. 🏛️
Leila Yokoyama returned to @crowdenschool, where her own musical journey began, to learn about development and arts administration. 🎻
Sarah Kendell organized and performed concerts for residents across @lifemoves_org sites. Photo: Jonah Blaydes-Greenberg 🎶📸
From galleries and concert halls to classrooms and community spaces, we spent the summer learning what it takes to make creative work happen. Swipe through for their view from the inside. ➡️
Interested in hands-on experience with arts organizations and creative careers? Learn more about SIPA at our website. 🎨
#stanfordarts #sipa #artsinternships #creativecareers artsadministration
02 Sep 2026
"I think if I had to sum Jane up in one word... I would just have to say determined."
Patch Crowley, curator of JANE! at the Cantor Arts Center, takes us inside an exhibition on the campy, larger-than-life sensibility of Jane Stanford — Gilded Age co-founder and matriarch of Stanford.
On view now at the Cantor.
05 Aug 2026
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