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7. Making Sense and Not Making Sense
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8. Ecomedia: Environmental Science and Technology and Interaction in Public Art
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Andrea Polli discusses how climate technology and digital media affect and shape her artistry. (November 2, 2012)
13 Dec 2012
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2. The Body and What it Carries: Room 56
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The second piece of the Stanford Institute for Creativity and the Art's series "The Body and What It Carries" performed ... Read more
1 Jun 2011
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1. Introduction to Art in a Digital Age
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Matthew Tiews and Stephen Hinton welcome all attendees and introduce the conferences, its purpose, and its goals. (Novem... Read more
13 Dec 2012
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Philip Auslander discusses how various art forms have utilized modern technology in innovative ways. (November 2, 2012)
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The four speakers discuss their collaboration on "True Colors," an exhibit at the Cantor Arts Center which fuses science... Read more
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Annie Cohen-Solal talks about her book on the life of Leo Castelli and and he played a role in bringing American art to ... Read more
4 Feb 2011
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4 Feb 2011
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Speakers Cathy Horyn and Nancy Troy talk about fashion in writing and art and the role it plays today and has played thr... Read more
4 Feb 2011
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Troilus and Cressida
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Stanford Drama, collaborating with SiCa and the New York Public Theater, presents William Shakespeare's Troilus and Cres... Read more
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Julian Stallabrass, one of the most influential art critics in the United Kingdom, discusses how artists themselves, art... Read more
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Creativity and Spontaneity in the Classroom
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Richard Powers, dance historian and instructor at Stanford University, explains the role that spontaneity has played in ... Read more
22 Jul 2010
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Mark Tramo, M.D. Ph.D, discusses the theoretical and neurobiological science of pitch and harmony perception at Stanford... Read more
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