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Apr 10 2017 | Stanford News, The Dish
Art History, Art Practice
We’re just 100 days into 2017, but it has already been a great year for guest artists on campus.
Two visiting artists are kicking off spring quarter this week.
- by Robin Wander
Art History
For six weeks this spring, Alexander Nemerov will be spending Sundays at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C., where he will give the 66th annual A. W. Mellon Lectures in the Fine Arts.
Documentary Film and Video
Melissa Langer, 2015 MFA graduate of the Documentary Film and Video Program in the Department of Art & Art History at Stanford University, recently won the ARRI IDFA Award for Best Student Documentary for her thesis film, My Aleppo. One of fifteen films competing in the competition, the jury...
Documentary Film and Video
Silver might beget gold for documentary filmmaker and Stanford lecturer J. CHRISTIAN JENSEN, MFA ’13. In June 2014 he won a silver medal from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Student Academy Awards for his film White Earth, a winter portrait of North Dakota’s oil boom seen through...
Dec 10 2014 | Stanford News, The Dish
Art Practice
The Stanford Art Gallery welcomed a record-breaking 10,303 visitors during the fall quarter to the undergraduate juried exhibition, All Tomorrow's Parties. This exhibition was not only unique for more than doubling the attendance of previous exhibitions, but it also marked the first time that...
