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Stanford Art and Art History Department

Department of Art & Art History
435 Lasuen Mall
Stanford , CA 94305
650-723-3404 | Fax: 650-725-0140

Website: http://art.stanford.edu/index.php

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Stanford's Department of Art and Art History offers courses of study in the history of art, the practice of art, and film and media studies. These courses offer special opportunities for students to increase their understanding of the meaning and purpose of the arts, their historical development, their role in society, and their relationship to other humanistic disciplines such as literature, music and philosophy. Work in the classroom...

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	Solomon's Glass Palace in Qur'an as Aesthetic Paradigm - Lecture Presented by Stanford Art and Art History Department May 24, 2012 In the Qur'an Sourat 27, Al-Naml ("The Ants"), Verse 44 tells the final episode of the meeting between the Queen of Sheba and Solomon. The queen is invited to enter the king-prophet's palace that is covered with glass. She sees water instead of glass and while going towards the king she pulls up her skirts in order to avoid getting... Solomon's Glass Palace in Qur'an as Aesthetic Paradigm - Lecture Presented by Stanford Art and Art History Department May 24, 2012 Event Rating (0 votes)
	Never Odd or Even - Stanford's MFA Thesis Exhibition Opening Presented by Stanford Art and Art History Department at Thomas Welton Stanford Art Gallery May 17, 2012 Never Odd or Even is an exhibition of artwork created by five graduating artists for their final MFA Thesis. The artists represented are Andrew Chapman, Yvette Deas, Rhonda Holberton, Adam Katseff, and Yulia Pinkusevich. As curator Enrique Chagoya states, "The imagery and abstraction in some of the artwork in this exhibition may suggest... Never Odd or Even - Stanford's MFA Thesis Exhibition Opening Presented by Stanford Art and Art History Department at Thomas Welton Stanford Art Gallery May 17, 2012 Event Rating (0 votes)
	Daniela Rossell, Photographer - Studio Lecture Series Presented by Stanford Art and Art History Department April 19, 2012 If once feared by many, including Daniela Rossell herself, for stealing souls, photography today holds the power of structuring identity itself. A photograph turns an elusive movement into an immediately visible, shareable, tangible thing. A thing. Thinking of ourselves as solid things and recruiting photography in the service of this most... Daniela Rossell, Photographer - Studio Lecture Series Presented by Stanford Art and Art History Department April 19, 2012 Event Rating (0 votes)
	Trafic (1971) - Driven... A Car Culture Film Series, Screening Presented by Revs Program at Stanford at Cubberley Auditorium - Stanford University April 12, 2012 Jacques Tati's lovably bumbling Monsieur Hulot takes to Europe's interconnecting highways, byways, and labyrinthine metropolitan streets in Trafic. For this final outing as Hulot, Tati cast himself as an automotive designer whose latest vehicle, a futuristic van, must reach an auto-show in Amsterdam. However, the road to progress proves paved... Trafic (1971) - Driven... A Car Culture Film Series, Screening Presented by Revs Program at Stanford at Cubberley Auditorium - Stanford University April 12, 2012 Event Rating (0 votes)
	Breakfast is on the Universe - Design Exhibition Presented by Stanford Art and Art History Department at Thomas Welton Stanford Art Gallery April 3-April 15, 2012 Stanford University Department of Art & Art History presents Breakfast is on the Universe, on view April 3-15, with reception on April 5, 6-8pm. Nine artists from the Joint Program in Design feature their new works, ranging from large-scale sculpture to interactive installations that challenge notions of usefulness and uselessness as a... Breakfast is on the Universe - Design Exhibition Presented by Stanford Art and Art History Department at Thomas Welton Stanford Art Gallery April 3-April 15, 2012 Event Rating (0 votes)

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Solomon's Glass Palace in Qur'an as Aesthetic Paradigm - Lecture

Solomon's Glass Palace in Qur'an as Aesthetic Paradigm - Lecture

Never Odd or Even - Stanford's MFA Thesis Exhibition Opening

Never Odd or Even - Stanford's MFA Thesis Exhibition Opening

Daniela Rossell, Photographer - Studio Lecture Series

Daniela Rossell, Photographer - Studio Lecture Series

Trafic (1971) - Driven... A Car Culture Film Series, Screening

Trafic (1971) - Driven... A Car Culture Film Series, Screening

Breakfast is on the Universe - Design Exhibition

Breakfast is on the Universe - Design Exhibition

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