Under smoky skies, community members share ‘Rooted Words’ on the Farm Claire Thompson October 18, 2017 0 Comments Once every quarter on the Stanford Educational Farm, a group of scientists, writers, farmers, friends, beer-drinkers and everything in between gathers to share stories and ears. Rooted Words is “a... Read More »
‘The Centennial Exhibition’: Reveling in Pedro de Lemos’ history and simplicity Julia Gordon October 18, 2017 0 Comments Celebrating the Stanford Art Gallery’s 100th year, “Lasting Impressions of Pedro de Lemos: The Centennial Exhibition” offers a nostalgic glance through the work of former Stanford Art Gallery... Read More »
Hope Gangloff’s portraits fuse intimacy and fine art Shannen Torres October 17, 2017 0 Comments Hope Gangloff’s work stands out amongst traditional pieces of art and has progressively altered familiar museum spaces in order to incite engagement with new and present day artistic ideas. The New... Read More »
Spencer Finch’s ‘Betelgeuse’ inspires childlike awe Angelica Jopling October 16, 2017 0 Comments I sat for a long time, chin rested on fist, staring at artist Spencer Finch’s neon sculpture, “Betelgeuse.” I remained waiting for the celestial light bulb of inspiration to glow over my head... Read More »
Colliding indoors: Ai Weiwei’s ‘Hansel & Gretel’ at NYC’s Park Avenue Armory Mac Taylor August 28, 2017 0 Comments The following was written after the author’s visit to Ai Weiwei’s new exhibit “Hansel and Gretel” at New York City’s Park Avenue Armory, which ran from June to August 6.... Read More »
More than just flowers: Georgia O’Keeffe at the Art Gallery of Ontario Olivia Popp July 30, 2017 0 Comments The Georgia O’Keeffe exhibit at the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) seeks to explore more than her legacy as an artist. Although distinctly known best for her many paintings of flowers, Georgia... Read More »
Cold jazz: Stuart Davis is ‘In Full Swing’ at the de Young Carlos Valladares April 26, 2017 0 Comments The Stuart Davis exhibition, “In Full Swing,” does anything but. It’s a retrospective (up until August 6 at the de Young) of a virtuoso painter, known for his jamming of chic European modernism... Read More »
At the de Young: Danny Lyon’s “Message to the Future” and “The Summer of Love” Carlos Valladares April 26, 2017 0 Comments Montage is at the heart of three compelling exhibitions at the de Young Museum. In Danny Lyon’s photo gallery “Message to the Future” (closing this Sunday, April 30), the source of the pathos is... Read More »
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