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  Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University

  Lomita Drive & Museum Way
  Stanford, CA 94305-5060

  Phone: 650-723-4177   |   Fax: 650-725-0464   |   Official Website

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  Parking along Museum Way is by permit only until 4:00 pm on weekdays, parking is free after 4:00 pm and on weekends. Metered parking is available along Lomita Drive in front of the Center, and a parking structure with both metered and permit parking is located on Roth Way near the Center. This parking is free after 4:00 pm weekdays and all day on weekends.

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• • Current Events

    02/09/12	Walker Evans, Photographer - Lecture Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University Walker Evans, Photographer - Lecture Presented by Cantor Arts Center at Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University February 9, 2012 American photographer Walker Evans (1903–1975), with his direct and unsentimental images of life on small-town streets, in New York subways, and on sharecroppers' porches, inspired generations of photographers and helped shape contemporary art. Jeff L. Rosenheim, Curator, Department of Photographs at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, discusses Evans's work.
    02/01/12- 04/08/12	Walker Evans - Exhibition Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University Walker Evans - Exhibition Presented by Cantor Arts Center at Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University February 1-April 8, 2012 American photographer Walker Evans (1903–1975), with his direct and unsentimental images of life on small-town streets, in New York subways, and on sharecroppers' porches, inspired generations of photographers and helped shape contemporary art. Drawn entirely from the deep holdings of Randi and Bob Fisher, this retrospective encompasses Evans's 50-year career, including his brilliant documentation of the Great Depression and his work with James Agee on Let Us Now Praise...
    11/20/11- Ongoing	Papua New Guinea Sculpture Garden Tours - Third Sundays Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University Papua New Guinea Sculpture Garden Tours - Third Sundays Presented by Cantor Arts Center at Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University November 20, 2011 - Ongoing The Papua New Guinea Sculpture Garden contains forty wood and stone carvings of people, animals, and magical beings that illustrate creation stories and cultural traditions. Ten artists from the inland Sepik River area created the sculptures on-site during a five-month visit in 1994. This sculpture garden is located at Santa Teresa and Lomita Drive. The garden is always open. Free tours are held on the third Sunday of each month. Meet on the corner of Santa Teresa and Lomita Drive.
    11/09/11- Ongoing	Heritage and Apprenticeship in Northwest Coast Art - Exhibition Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University Heritage and Apprenticeship in Northwest Coast Art - Exhibition Presented by Cantor Arts Center at Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University November 9, 2011 - Ongoing In the Rehmus Family Gallery for Native American Art, works of art reveal the importance of family heritage and apprenticeship in modern and contemporary Northwest Coast art.
    11/09/11- 02/26/12	The Legend of Rex Slinkard - Exhibition Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University The Legend of Rex Slinkard - Exhibition Presented by Cantor Arts Center at Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University November 9, 2011-February 26, 2012 Cantor Arts Center is the primary repository of works by southern California artist Rex Slinkard (1887-1918). New research reveals Slinkard's relationship to famous art and literary figures of the early 20th century. This selection of oil paintings, charcoal drawings, and pen-and-watercolor sketches conveys the breadth and strength of Slinkard's short-lived artistic development. The corresponding catalogue includes essays that illuminate his artistic legacy, a timeline of his life,...
    11/02/11- Ongoing	Collection Highlights from Europe 1500–1800, Ancient Greece and Rome - Exhibition Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University Collection Highlights from Europe 1500–1800, Ancient Greece and Rome - Exhibition Presented by Cantor Arts Center at Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University November 2, 2011 - Ongoing The museum’s second-floor gallery devoted to European art is revitalized and now includes artworks from the ancient Mediterranean, in addition to 16th- through 18th-century art from western Europe. Divided into six sections, the gallery presents highlights from the collection as well as significant loans from private collections. Visitors can see important works from the Center’s collection of Greek, Roman, and Cypriote artifacts. This new display of ancient art offers...
    10/30/11- Ongoing	Rodin Sculpture Garden - Public Tours Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University Rodin Sculpture Garden - Public Tours Presented by Cantor Arts Center at Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University October 30, 2011 - Ongoing The Cantor Art Center’s collection of Rodin bronzes is the largest in the world outside Paris, second only to the Musee Rodin. More than fifty works by Rodin are on view inside the Center, mostly cast bronze, but also works in wax, plaster, and terra cotta. Twenty bronzes, including The Gates of Hell -- which Rodin worked for two decades to complete -- are outside in the Sculpture Garden. The Burghers of Calais are nearby on campus. The garden is open 24 hours a day, is...
    08/03/11- 12/30/12	Expanding Views of Africa - Exhibition Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University Expanding Views of Africa - Exhibition Presented by Cantor Arts Center at Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University August 3, 2011-December 30, 2012 The arts of Africa date from the beginning of humanity to the present and express universal and timeless ideas. The newly reinstalled African art galleries feature more than 200 objects and are designed to expand conventional ways of considering African art and culture. The galleries offer historical depth, geographic and chronological representation ranging from the contemporary times to ancient Egypt, and a diverse range of media.
    02/06/11- Ongoing	Outdoor Sculpture Walk and Tour - 1st Sundays Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University Outdoor Sculpture Walk and Tour - 1st Sundays Presented by Cantor Arts Center at Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University February 6, 2011 - Ongoing This tour, held the first Sunday of each month, explores the Stanford campus and its extensive outdoor collection of 20th-century sculpture. Meet at the Main Quad entrance where The Oval meets Serra Street.
    10/18/08- Ongoing	Introduction to the Cantor Arts Center - Public Tour Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University Introduction to the Cantor Arts Center - Public Tour Presented by Cantor Arts Center at Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University October 18, 2008 - Ongoing This introductory tour features objects from a variety of cultures and historic periods. Meet in the main lobby.

• • Upcoming Events

    02/16/12	Jazz at the Cantor Arts Center - Lecture and Demonstration Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University Jazz at the Cantor Arts Center - Lecture and Demonstration Presented by Cantor Arts Center at Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University February 16, 2012 This lunchtime jazz lecture and demonstration, featuring Loren Schoenberg, director of the National Jazz Museum in Harlem, highlights the rich cross-fertilization between American jazz and music from Latin America and the Caribbean. The program is supported in part by the Joan and John Jay Corley Fund for Performance.
    02/22/12- 05/27/12	Memory and Markets... Pueblo Painting in the Early 20th Century - Exhibition Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University Memory and Markets... Pueblo Painting in the Early 20th Century - Exhibition Presented by Cantor Arts Center at Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University February 22-May 27, 2012 In the early 20th century, a new movement of Native American painting emerged in the Pueblo communities of the Southwestern United States. Encouraged by local anthropologists and teachers to record past and current scenes of their daily life on paper, the artists found inspiration in the centuries-old tradition of Pueblo painting found in pottery, murals, and archaeological remains. The earliest Pueblo artists were self-taught and struggled for recognition from the local and...
    02/25/12	Let Us Now Praise Famous Men - Book Discussion Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University Let Us Now Praise Famous Men - Book Discussion Presented by Cantor Arts Center at Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University February 25, 2012 Gavin Jones, chair of Stanford's English department and author of American Hungers, leads a discussion on the landmark collaboration of James Agee and Walker Evans in documenting Depression-era tenant farming in rural Alabama. Acquaintance with the book Let Us Now Praise Famous Men is requested. This event is presented in conjunction with the exhibition Walker Evans.
    02/29/12- 10/13/13	Wood, Metal, Paint - Sculpture from the Fisher Collection Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University Wood, Metal, Paint - Sculpture from the Fisher Collection Presented by Cantor Arts Center at Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University February 29, 2012-October 13, 2013 Wood, Metal, Paint - Sculpture from the Fisher Collection includes pieces by John Chamberlain, Sol LeWitt Claes Oldenburg and Martin Puryear, together with Carl Andre's Copper-Zinc Plain, a floor piece comprised of 36 tiles, and John Chamberlain's Bijou, a large early work made of crushed automobiles and paint. The works on display are especially significant because they are examples of the innovations that established the reputations of these artists. Hilarie...
    03/01/12	Rafael Campo, Poet - Lecture and Reading Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University Rafael Campo, Poet - Lecture and Reading Presented by Cantor Arts Center at Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University March 1, 2012 The Harvard Medical School physician, award-winning poet, and current writer-in-residence at the Stanford Humanities Center will read from his work. Co-sponsored with the Arts, Humanities, and Medicine Program at the Stanford Center for Biomedical Ethics and supported by a grant from the Stanford Institute for Creativity and the Arts.
    03/21/12- 07/08/12	Light Works... Dan Flavin and Robert Irwin Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University Light Works... Dan Flavin and Robert Irwin Presented by Cantor Arts Center at Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University March 21-July 8, 2012 Beginning in the 1920s, with the work of the Constructivists, electric light became a medium for art. With the advent of Minimalism in the late 1960s, artists found that using light as a medium could challenge perception and be impersonal as well as emotionally engaging. This installation features two large pieces. One by Dan Flavin is an example of the artist's use of mass-produced fluorescent light. The second work, an untitled disc by Robert Irwin, typifies the...
    04/04/12	Jazz at the Cantor Arts Center - Lecture and Demonstration Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University Jazz at the Cantor Arts Center - Lecture and Demonstration Presented by Cantor Arts Center at Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University April 4, 2012 This lunchtime jazz lecture and demonstration, featuring Loren Schoenberg, director of the National Jazz Museum in Harlem, highlights the rich cross-fertilization between American jazz and music from Latin America and the Caribbean. The program is supported in part by the Joan and John Jay Corley Fund for Performance.
    05/03/12	Soul Project Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University Soul Project Presented by Stanford Lively Arts at Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University May 3, 2012 It begins spontaneously. The music starts, a live recording of a classic soul singer (Aretha Franklin, say). Dancers emerge from the audience, embodying the passion of the singer through their motion. This is the Soul Project, conceived of and directed by David Zambrano in collaboration with a cast of seven remarkable performers from Mozambique, Slovenia, Greece, Slovakia, the U.S., and Venezuela. A series of virtuosic solos, the program is a function of chance, for artists and audience to...

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• Current Events

  02/09/12	Walker Evans, Photographer - Lecture Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University Walker Evans, Photographer - Lecture Presented by Cantor Arts Center at Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University February 9, 2012 American photographer Walker Evans (1903–1975), with his direct and unsentimental images of life on small-town streets, in New York subways, and on sharecroppers' porches, inspired generations of photographers and helped shape contemporary art. Jeff L. Rosenheim, Curator, Department of Photographs at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, discusses Evans's work.
  02/01/12- 04/08/12	Walker Evans - Exhibition Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University Walker Evans - Exhibition Presented by Cantor Arts Center at Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University February 1-April 8, 2012 American photographer Walker Evans (1903–1975), with his direct and unsentimental images of life on small-town streets, in New York subways, and on sharecroppers' porches, inspired generations of photographers and helped shape contemporary art. Drawn entirely from the deep holdings of Randi and Bob Fisher, this retrospective encompasses Evans's 50-year career, including his brilliant documentation of the Great Depression and his work with James Agee on Let Us Now Praise...
  11/20/11- Ongoing	Papua New Guinea Sculpture Garden Tours - Third Sundays Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University Papua New Guinea Sculpture Garden Tours - Third Sundays Presented by Cantor Arts Center at Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University November 20, 2011 - Ongoing The Papua New Guinea Sculpture Garden contains forty wood and stone carvings of people, animals, and magical beings that illustrate creation stories and cultural traditions. Ten artists from the inland Sepik River area created the sculptures on-site during a five-month visit in 1994. This sculpture garden is located at Santa Teresa and Lomita Drive. The garden is always open. Free tours are held on the third Sunday of each month. Meet on the corner of Santa Teresa and Lomita Drive.
  11/09/11- Ongoing	Heritage and Apprenticeship in Northwest Coast Art - Exhibition Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University Heritage and Apprenticeship in Northwest Coast Art - Exhibition Presented by Cantor Arts Center at Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University November 9, 2011 - Ongoing In the Rehmus Family Gallery for Native American Art, works of art reveal the importance of family heritage and apprenticeship in modern and contemporary Northwest Coast art.
  11/09/11- 02/26/12	The Legend of Rex Slinkard - Exhibition Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University The Legend of Rex Slinkard - Exhibition Presented by Cantor Arts Center at Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University November 9, 2011-February 26, 2012 Cantor Arts Center is the primary repository of works by southern California artist Rex Slinkard (1887-1918). New research reveals Slinkard's relationship to famous art and literary figures of the early 20th century. This selection of oil paintings, charcoal drawings, and pen-and-watercolor sketches conveys the breadth and strength of Slinkard's short-lived artistic development. The corresponding catalogue includes essays that illuminate his artistic legacy, a timeline of his life,...
  11/02/11- Ongoing	Collection Highlights from Europe 1500–1800, Ancient Greece and Rome - Exhibition Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University Collection Highlights from Europe 1500–1800, Ancient Greece and Rome - Exhibition Presented by Cantor Arts Center at Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University November 2, 2011 - Ongoing The museum’s second-floor gallery devoted to European art is revitalized and now includes artworks from the ancient Mediterranean, in addition to 16th- through 18th-century art from western Europe. Divided into six sections, the gallery presents highlights from the collection as well as significant loans from private collections. Visitors can see important works from the Center’s collection of Greek, Roman, and Cypriote artifacts. This new display of ancient art offers...
  10/30/11- Ongoing	Rodin Sculpture Garden - Public Tours Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University Rodin Sculpture Garden - Public Tours Presented by Cantor Arts Center at Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University October 30, 2011 - Ongoing The Cantor Art Center’s collection of Rodin bronzes is the largest in the world outside Paris, second only to the Musee Rodin. More than fifty works by Rodin are on view inside the Center, mostly cast bronze, but also works in wax, plaster, and terra cotta. Twenty bronzes, including The Gates of Hell -- which Rodin worked for two decades to complete -- are outside in the Sculpture Garden. The Burghers of Calais are nearby on campus. The garden is open 24 hours a day, is...
  08/03/11- 12/30/12	Expanding Views of Africa - Exhibition Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University Expanding Views of Africa - Exhibition Presented by Cantor Arts Center at Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University August 3, 2011-December 30, 2012 The arts of Africa date from the beginning of humanity to the present and express universal and timeless ideas. The newly reinstalled African art galleries feature more than 200 objects and are designed to expand conventional ways of considering African art and culture. The galleries offer historical depth, geographic and chronological representation ranging from the contemporary times to ancient Egypt, and a diverse range of media.
  02/06/11- Ongoing	Outdoor Sculpture Walk and Tour - 1st Sundays Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University Outdoor Sculpture Walk and Tour - 1st Sundays Presented by Cantor Arts Center at Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University February 6, 2011 - Ongoing This tour, held the first Sunday of each month, explores the Stanford campus and its extensive outdoor collection of 20th-century sculpture. Meet at the Main Quad entrance where The Oval meets Serra Street.
  10/18/08- Ongoing	Introduction to the Cantor Arts Center - Public Tour Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University Introduction to the Cantor Arts Center - Public Tour Presented by Cantor Arts Center at Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University October 18, 2008 - Ongoing This introductory tour features objects from a variety of cultures and historic periods. Meet in the main lobby.

• Upcoming Events

  02/16/12	Jazz at the Cantor Arts Center - Lecture and Demonstration Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University Jazz at the Cantor Arts Center - Lecture and Demonstration Presented by Cantor Arts Center at Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University February 16, 2012 This lunchtime jazz lecture and demonstration, featuring Loren Schoenberg, director of the National Jazz Museum in Harlem, highlights the rich cross-fertilization between American jazz and music from Latin America and the Caribbean. The program is supported in part by the Joan and John Jay Corley Fund for Performance.
  02/22/12- 05/27/12	Memory and Markets... Pueblo Painting in the Early 20th Century - Exhibition Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University Memory and Markets... Pueblo Painting in the Early 20th Century - Exhibition Presented by Cantor Arts Center at Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University February 22-May 27, 2012 In the early 20th century, a new movement of Native American painting emerged in the Pueblo communities of the Southwestern United States. Encouraged by local anthropologists and teachers to record past and current scenes of their daily life on paper, the artists found inspiration in the centuries-old tradition of Pueblo painting found in pottery, murals, and archaeological remains. The earliest Pueblo artists were self-taught and struggled for recognition from the local and...
  02/25/12	Let Us Now Praise Famous Men - Book Discussion Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University Let Us Now Praise Famous Men - Book Discussion Presented by Cantor Arts Center at Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University February 25, 2012 Gavin Jones, chair of Stanford's English department and author of American Hungers, leads a discussion on the landmark collaboration of James Agee and Walker Evans in documenting Depression-era tenant farming in rural Alabama. Acquaintance with the book Let Us Now Praise Famous Men is requested. This event is presented in conjunction with the exhibition Walker Evans.
  02/29/12- 10/13/13	Wood, Metal, Paint - Sculpture from the Fisher Collection Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University Wood, Metal, Paint - Sculpture from the Fisher Collection Presented by Cantor Arts Center at Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University February 29, 2012-October 13, 2013 Wood, Metal, Paint - Sculpture from the Fisher Collection includes pieces by John Chamberlain, Sol LeWitt Claes Oldenburg and Martin Puryear, together with Carl Andre's Copper-Zinc Plain, a floor piece comprised of 36 tiles, and John Chamberlain's Bijou, a large early work made of crushed automobiles and paint. The works on display are especially significant because they are examples of the innovations that established the reputations of these artists. Hilarie...
  03/01/12	Rafael Campo, Poet - Lecture and Reading Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University Rafael Campo, Poet - Lecture and Reading Presented by Cantor Arts Center at Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University March 1, 2012 The Harvard Medical School physician, award-winning poet, and current writer-in-residence at the Stanford Humanities Center will read from his work. Co-sponsored with the Arts, Humanities, and Medicine Program at the Stanford Center for Biomedical Ethics and supported by a grant from the Stanford Institute for Creativity and the Arts.
  03/21/12- 07/08/12	Light Works... Dan Flavin and Robert Irwin Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University Light Works... Dan Flavin and Robert Irwin Presented by Cantor Arts Center at Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University March 21-July 8, 2012 Beginning in the 1920s, with the work of the Constructivists, electric light became a medium for art. With the advent of Minimalism in the late 1960s, artists found that using light as a medium could challenge perception and be impersonal as well as emotionally engaging. This installation features two large pieces. One by Dan Flavin is an example of the artist's use of mass-produced fluorescent light. The second work, an untitled disc by Robert Irwin, typifies the...
  04/04/12	Jazz at the Cantor Arts Center - Lecture and Demonstration Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University Jazz at the Cantor Arts Center - Lecture and Demonstration Presented by Cantor Arts Center at Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University April 4, 2012 This lunchtime jazz lecture and demonstration, featuring Loren Schoenberg, director of the National Jazz Museum in Harlem, highlights the rich cross-fertilization between American jazz and music from Latin America and the Caribbean. The program is supported in part by the Joan and John Jay Corley Fund for Performance.
  05/03/12	Soul Project Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University Soul Project Presented by Stanford Lively Arts at Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University May 3, 2012 It begins spontaneously. The music starts, a live recording of a classic soul singer (Aretha Franklin, say). Dancers emerge from the audience, embodying the passion of the singer through their motion. This is the Soul Project, conceived of and directed by David Zambrano in collaboration with a cast of seven remarkable performers from Mozambique, Slovenia, Greece, Slovakia, the U.S., and Venezuela. A series of virtuosic solos, the program is a function of chance, for artists and audience to...

Past
Events

• Past Events

  01/26/12	Medicine as Narrative, Narrative as Medicine - Stanford Med Writers Forum Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University
  01/21/12	The Arts of Africa, Oceania and the Americas - Symposium Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University
  10/05/11	Rodin and His American Admirers - Lecture Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University
  10/05/11- 01/01/12	Rodin and America... Influence and Adaptation 1876-1936 - Exhibition Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University
  10/05/11- 01/01/12	Rodin and the Dancing Body - Multimedia Exhibition Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University
  09/15/11	Expanding Views of Africa - Meet the Curator Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University
  07/30/11	Perusing the Printed Page - Arts Lecture Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University
  07/29/11	Charlotte's Web (1972) - Family Films on the Lawn Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University
  07/15/11	The Wizard of Oz - Family Films on the Lawn Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University
  06/01/11- 08/28/11	The Art of the Book in California... Five Contemporary Presses - Exhibition Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University
  05/12/11	The Book as a Work of Art - Peter Koch, Art Focus Lecture Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University
  04/13/11- 10/16/11	Illustrated Title Pages, 1500-1900 - Exhibition Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University
  04/10/11	Mingus on Film with Loren Schoenberg Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University
  03/02/11- 05/29/11	A Rediscovered Masterpiece...Twelve Drawings from Domenico Tiepolo's New Testament - Exhibition Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University
  03/02/11	Ruth K. Franklin Lecture on the Arts of Africa, Oceania, and the Americas Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University
  02/03/11	Leo Rubinfien - Artist's Lecture Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University
  02/02/11- 05/01/11	In a New York Minute.... Photographs by Helen Levitt - Exhibition Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University
  02/02/11- 05/01/11	Paths Through the Global City... Photographs by Leo Rubinfien - Exhibition Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University
  02/02/11- 05/01/11	True Colors - Exhibition Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University
  01/27/11	Extreme Makeover - Meet the Curator Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University
  01/13/11	The Arts of Africa, Oceania and the Americas - Lecture Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University
  01/05/11- 01/12/12	Extreme Makeover... A Fresh Look at the Contemporary Collection - Exhibition Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University
  12/02/10	Woumble pou Simbi - A Gathering for Simbi Dance Performance Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University
  11/18/10	Mammy Water... In Search of the Water Spirits in Nigeria - Film and Discussion Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University
  11/11/10	The Price of Forgiveness (Ndeysaan) - Film and Discussion Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University
  11/11/10	Loren Schoenberg in Conversation with Trumpeter Jack Walrath Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University
  11/04/10	Legacy of the Spirits - Film and Discussion Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University
  11/03/10- 02/27/11	Chiaroscuro Woodcuts from the Age of Vasari - Exhibition Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University
  10/13/10	Kalfou Legba Atibon - Haitian Ceremonial Blessing Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University
  10/13/10- 03/20/11	Vodoun/Voudounon... Portraits of Initiates - Exhibition Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University
  09/01/10- 01/21/11	Go Figure! - Exhibition Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University
  08/04/10- 01/02/11	Mami Wata - Arts for Water Spirits in Africa and Its Diasporas Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University
  07/30/10	Wall-E - Family Films on the Lawn Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University
  07/16/10	Earth - Family Films on the Lawn Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University
  06/24/10	True to Nature... The Art of William Trost Richards - Lecture Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University
  06/23/10- 09/26/10	True to Nature... Works of William Trost Richards - Exhibition Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University
  05/27/10	Cultivating the Self... Poetry, Painting, and Music - Elegant Gatherings Series Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University
  05/19/10- 10/31/10	Rural and Urban Structures... Artists Attracted to Architecture - Exhibition Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University
  05/12/10- 10/17/10	Art from Nature - Exhibition Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University
  04/25/10	Family Day at the Cantor Arts Center Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University
  04/08/10	Healing... Mind, Body and Music - Elegant Gatherings Musical Performance Series Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University
  03/17/10- 05/30/10	The Eye of the Beholder - Exhibition Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University
  03/17/10- 05/30/10	Buildings on Paper - Architectural Drawings Exhibition Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University
  02/17/10- 07/04/10	Tracing the Past, Drawing the Future - Master Ink Painters in 20th Century China Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University
  01/21/10	The Electric Louis Armstrong - Jazz/Tech Talks Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University
  11/11/09- 02/21/10	Frank Lobdell Figure Drawings Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University
  10/07/09- 06/26/11	Longing for Sea-Change - Video Exhibition Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University
  09/16/09- 01/03/10	From Their Studios Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University
  07/29/09- 10/18/09	From the Bronze Age of China to Japan’s Floating World Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University
  04/03/09- 03/28/10	The Metaphysics of Notation Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University
  03/18/09- 08/16/09	Pop to Present Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University

• Past Events (Stanford University )

  01/26/12	Ms. Magazine at Forty and the Future of Feminism - Gloria Steinem, Keynote Speaker Stanford University
  01/25/12	The Education of Shelby Knox (2005) - Film Screening and Discussion Stanford University
  10/25/11- 10/30/11	United Nations Association Film Festival (Stanford) Stanford University
  06/18/11- 08/06/11	2011 Stanford Jazz Festival Stanford University
  05/11/11- 05/15/11	As You Like It - Outdoor, Free Production Stanford University