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Art History
From Yves St. Laurent's famed shift dresses to hotel décor, furniture and even jigsaw puzzles, among other "Mondriana," Dutch artist Piet Mondrian's imagery has become ubiquitous in consumer culture. Through a study of the interplay between consumerism and the work of Mondrian, Stanford art...
Jun 23 2014 | Stanford Report
Stanford's arts district continues to develop on pace with the completion of the Anderson Collection building and progress on McMurtry. The idea is to build a Stanford arts district that taps into innovative artistic traditions on campus and beyond.
Art Practice
Michael Bartalos, Galen Jackson, Eleanor Oakes, Ben Peterson and Anja Ulfeldt are showing multimedia, cross-disciplinary work in “Half Tilt Full Lean,” the MFA Thesis exhibition running through June 15 at the Thomas Welton Stanford Art Gallery. The work is conceptual and intellectual, but also...
Documentary Film and Video
Mark Urbanek was one of three Stanford staff members to win a 2014 Amy J. Blue Award for being exceptionally dedicated, supportive of colleagues and passionate about his work.
The awards were established in 1991 to honor the life and work of the late Amy J. Blue, an associate vice president for...
Art Practice
After working in relative privacy for most of the quarter, Art and Art History students throw open their studio doors and invite in the Stanford community. Open Studios, an event at the end of every quarter, allows undergraduates to exhibit their work in a variety of settings. Galleries across...
