The Cantor Arts Center exhibition includes 75 drawings,
watercolors and
small oils from an important 19th century artist from American
Hudson
River school. Cantor's collection of 250 works of art puts
it among
one of the top places to...

Palo Alto Online, June 17, 2010

"Tracing the Past, Drawing the Future: Master Ink
Painters in
20th Century China," a gripping exhibition at the Cantor
Center for
Visual Arts, offers a rare look at one thread of China's
cultural
reckoning with the breakdown of ancestral...

Philosophy Professor Debra Satz argues that "noxious"
markets
are a reflection of some of our most intractable problems and that
they
not go away until we address the underlying issues.

The Marina Abramovic Institute's 'Making Visible'
project
features Muriel Maffre, lecturer in dance and artist-in-residence.

Beginning in a backyard in 1961, Canyon Cinema went on to become
one of
the world's leading distributors of avant-garde independent
films,
coordinating a network of otherwise unpaid artists.

A group of Stanford undergrads has successfully released the third
issue
of a new magazine, The Claw. In its second year, the publication has
evolved into a mix of serious reporting, satire and thoughtful
commentary.

Adrienne Mayor, a research scholar in the Department of Classics
and a
visiting scholar in the Program in History & Philosophy of
Science
& Technology, received a gold medal at the 14th annual
Independent
Publisher Book Awards...