Discoveries, ideas and people to watch
For Lukas Felzmann, great photos don't happen in a moment. They are the result of "extended attention and receptiveness."
The art lecturer is one among a baker's dozen of faculty artists, photographers, printmakers, sculptors and filmmakers from the Department of Art and Art History who are exhibiting their works at the Iris & B. Gerald Cantor Center for Visual Arts.
Tagged: Cantor Center, Arts & Creativity, Humanities & Sciences
One of the final works of Tsukioka Yoshitoshi, a great master of Japanese woodblock printing, is a highpoint of the current
exhibition at the Cantor Center for Visual Arts, “From the Bronze Age
of China to Japan’s Floating World”.
Tagged: Asian Art, Cantor Center, Arts & Creativity
The greatest collection of Rodin bronzes outside Paris is at Stanford. It is the first time the Cantor Center for Visual Arts is giving the
public a chance to see its entire collection: about 200 works of stone,
wax, plaster, terracotta and bronze by the legendary French artist
Auguste Rodin (1840-1917).
Tagged: Arts News, Cantor Center, Rodin, Arts & Creativity