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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091002
SUMMARY:David Bassett Exhibit
UID:events_stanford_edu_20649
DESCRIPTION:Come to the Lane Library to see an original exhibit celebrati
 ng the recent acquisition of the landmark anatomical images created by D
 avid Bassett\, MD (1913 - 1966).\n\nYou can also search & browse the col
 lection of images on the Lane Library website: Bassett Collection.
URL:http://events-prod.stanford.edu/events/206/20649
LOCATION:Lane Medical Library
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090921
SUMMARY:Recent Arrivals: Rare Books\, Manuscripts & Archives
UID:events_stanford_edu_20459
DESCRIPTION:Highlights of the exhibition include the copy of Frederick Do
 uglass’s "My Bondage and My Freedom" (1855) that Douglass inscribed to t
 he woman who ransomed him from slavery\, and artwork for the Stanford Me
 morial Church mosaics  by the Venetian glass firm A. Salviati & Co. Manu
 script materials on display span the persecution of the Huguenots in 17t
 h-century France to the literary expression of the San Francisco Beats.
URL:http://events-prod.stanford.edu/events/204/20459
LOCATION:Peterson Gallery\, Green Library Bing Wing
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DTSTAMP:20091124T000006Z
DTSTART:20091002T090000
SUMMARY:Stanford Art Spaces
UID:events_stanford_edu_20177
DESCRIPTION:Colored Pencil Drawings by Keith Gaspari\, Paintings by Willi
 am Harsh & Paintings by Mitchell Johnson
URL:http://events-prod.stanford.edu/events/201/20177
LOCATION:Paul G. Allen Building (CIS) 420 Via Palou and Building 420 -Psy
 chology
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DTSTAMP:20091124T000006Z
DTSTART:20090630T110000
SUMMARY:Hoover Institution Library and Archives Exhibit " A Revolutionary
  Idea: Hoover Making History since 1919"
UID:events_stanford_edu_19775
DESCRIPTION: The Hoover Institution is marking the ninetieth anniversary 
 of its founding with an exhibit titled A Revolutionary Idea: Hoover Maki
 ng History since 1919. The Institution was established following World W
 ar I through the efforts and philanthropy of Herbert Hoover\, the 31st p
 resident of the United States. Among the highlights of the exhibit are t
 he original telegrams between Hoover and Adams\, blueprints of Stanford’
 s iconic Hoover Tower\, and numerous selections from the Institution’s m
 ore than 100\,000 political posters. PAVILION HOURS: Tuesday through Sat
 urday\, 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM.
URL:http://events-prod.stanford.edu/events/197/19775
LOCATION:Herbert Hoover Memorial Exhibit Pavilion by Hoover Tower.\n\nPAV
 ILION HOURS: Tuesday through Saturday\, 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM.\n
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DTSTART:20091111T110000
SUMMARY:Frank Lobdell Figure Drawings
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DESCRIPTION:An exhibition of approximately 60 figure drawings in ink\, pe
 ncil\, crayon\, and wash. From the late 1950s to the mid 1960s\, Frank L
 obdell participated in weekly evening figure-drawing sessions with his f
 riends Richard Diebenkorn\, Elmer Bischoff\, and David Park. Essentially
  a nonfigurative artist\, Lobdell used these weekly drawing sessions as 
 a springboard to develop a vocabulary of abstraction that was informed b
 y a study of the human body and grounded in the formal issues of express
 ionist gesture and line.\n\n
URL:http://events-prod.stanford.edu/events/196/19641
LOCATION:Cantor Arts Center\, just off Palm Drive\, at Museum Way and Lom
 ita Drive
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DTSTART:20090916T110000
SUMMARY:From Their Studios
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DESCRIPTION:The exhibition reflects not only the excellence of current st
 udio art practice at Stanford but also connotes the exchange of ideas am
 ong faculty and students and the quality of the art experience on campus
 . “Stanford's art faculty continues a tradition that began with the foun
 ding of the university in the late 19th century. Studio artists have flo
 urished at Stanford\, and today's faculty is particularly strong\,” said
  Cantor Arts Center's Freidenrich Director Thomas K. Seligman. A series 
 of 12 public lectures by the artists starts September 17 and continues t
 hrough December 3\, presented in the Cantor Arts Center auditorium at 7 
 p.m. on Thursdays (excluding November 26) and also on Wednesday\, Octobe
 r 14. Documentary films will be screened prior to presentations by the f
 aculty filmmakers. A complete schedule for this series can be found on t
 he Center's Web site: museum.stanford.edu.
URL:http://events-prod.stanford.edu/events/194/19451
LOCATION:Cantor Arts Center\, just off Palm Drive\, at Museum Way and Lom
 ita Drive
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DTSTAMP:20091124T000006Z
DTSTART:20080708T110000
SUMMARY:Contemporary Glass
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DESCRIPTION:At the end of the 19th century\, Jane and Leland Stanford ama
 ssed a large collection of glass vessels by the Venetian firm of Salviat
 i\, a company still in existence today. This selection of contemporary g
 lass\, based on loans from local collectors\, reflects the continuity of
  Venetian traditions. This exhibition has been revised and extended for 
 one year\, now presenting works by Dale Chihuly\, Matt Eskuche\, Harvey 
 K. Littleton\, Dante Marioni\, Richard Marquis\, Klaus Moje\, Benjamin M
 oore\, William Morris\, Ginny Ruffner\, Laura de Santillana\, Lino Tagli
 apietra\, and Mary Ann (Toots) Zynsky.  
URL:http://events-prod.stanford.edu/events/149/14949
LOCATION:See details for exact dates and times.\nCantor Arts Center\, jus
 t off Palm Drive\, at Museum Way and Lomita \n
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DTSTAMP:20091124T000006Z
DTSTART:20090218T110000
SUMMARY:Rodin! The Complete Stanford Collection
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DESCRIPTION:The Cantor Arts Center expands the display of Rodin's work\, 
 with the Center's entire collection of Rodin's bronzes\, plasters\, and 
 waxes on view.  The majority of the collection remains on the ground flo
 or\, occupying the south rotunda\, much of the present Rodin gallery\, a
 nd extending into a second major gallery.  One gallery includes youthful
  works\, a rotating selection of works-on-paper\, and objects directly a
 ssociated with the "Gates of Hell."  In the new second gallery\, sculptu
 res are divided thematically\, either by project ("Burghers of Calais\,"
  for example) or subject (portraiture\, mythology).  This new installati
 on better serves students and visitors by making the smaller works as im
 mediately accessible for study as the large scale works that remain perp
 etually on view in the B. Gerald Cantor Rodin Sculpture Garden adjacent 
 to the museum.
URL:http://events-prod.stanford.edu/events/146/14601
LOCATION:Cantor Arts Center\, just off Palm Drive\, at Museum Way and Lom
 ita Drive
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DTSTAMP:20091124T000006Z
DTSTART:20091202T140000
SUMMARY:Nissan LEAF at Stanford
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DESCRIPTION:The LEAF is Nissan's first zero-emissions electric car. The c
 ar will be on display in White Plaza with reps on hand to answer questio
 ns.
URL:http://events-prod.stanford.edu/events/212/21269
LOCATION:White Plaza\nStanford University
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DTSTAMP:20091124T000006Z
DTSTART:20091204T200000
SUMMARY:Design Program Personal Statements
UID:events_stanford_edu_21247
DESCRIPTION:The "personal statement" is an open-ended project that each s
 tudent produces during two weeks to uniquely introduce themselves to the
  design community. Previous years' projects have included everything fro
 m a swirling vortex of water with flames shooting out from the center to
  a life size replica of the Wright Brothers' first airplane. Though the 
 projects are unique every year\, there will most definitely be demos and
  visually interesting displays. The event occurs every year\, at the end
  of the Autumn Quarter. It is the most public event that the Stanford Pr
 ogram in Design puts on\, and is always an exciting\, surprising evening
 .
URL:http://events-prod.stanford.edu/events/212/21247
LOCATION:Building 610 Courtyard\nStanford University
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DTSTART:20091204T200000
SUMMARY:Stanford Joint Program in Design - Personal Statements Event
UID:events_stanford_edu_21035
DESCRIPTION:"The 2nd year masters students in Stanford's Design Program h
 ave embarked on their individual 2-week personal explorations. You're in
 vited to come see the results!"\n\nThe "personal statement" is an open-e
 nded project that each student in the Stanford Joint Program in Design  
 produces during a two weeks period to uniquely introduce themselves to t
 he design community.  Previous years' projects have included everything 
 from a swirling vortex of water with flames shooting out from the center
  to a life-size replica of the Wright Brothers' first airplane.  Though 
 the projects are unique every year\, there will most definitely be demos
  and visually interesting displays.  The event occurs every year in the 
 student's second year in the program.  It is the most public event that 
 the Stanford Program in Design puts on\, and it is always an exciting\, 
 surprising evening.\n\n\n
URL:http://events-prod.stanford.edu/events/210/21035
LOCATION:Building 610 Courtyard
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DTSTAMP:20091124T000006Z
DTSTART:20091211T090000
SUMMARY:Stanford Art Spaces
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DESCRIPTION:Mixed Media by Mark Engel\, Photomontages by Michael Golden\,
  & Paintings by Anthony Ventura will be on exhibit at the Stanford Art S
 paces.
URL:http://events-prod.stanford.edu/events/212/21259
LOCATION:Paul G. Allen building (C.I.S.)\, David Packard Electrical Engin
 eering\, Blgd. 420 Psychology
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DTSTART:20100217T110000
SUMMARY:Tracing the Past\, Drawing the Future: Master Ink Painters in 20t
 h-Century China
UID:events_stanford_edu_20075
DESCRIPTION:This landmark exhibition illuminates a turning point in the d
 evelopment of Chinese ink painting during the 20th century.  Drawing upo
 n paintings and calligraphy on loan from Chinese collections new to Amer
 ican audiences\, the exhibition highlights the monumental portraits\, vi
 brant bird-and-flower painting\, and spectacular landscapes by Wu Changs
 huo (1844–1927)\, Qi Baishi (1864–1957)\, Huang Binhong (1865–1955)\, an
 d Pan Tianshou (1897–1971).  Collectively known in China as the "Four Gr
 eat Masters of Ink Painting\," these artists faced the dual challenges o
 f negotiating the impact of encounters with the West while inventing new
  directions for long-held practices of ink painting.
URL:http://events-prod.stanford.edu/events/200/20075
LOCATION:Cantor Arts Center\, just off Palm Drive\, at Museum Way and Lom
 ita Drive
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DTSTAMP:20091124T000006Z
DTSTART:20100218T121500
SUMMARY:Thursday Tour: Tracing the Past\, Drawing the Future: Master Ink 
 Painters in 20th-Century China
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DESCRIPTION:This landmark exhibition illuminates a turning point in the d
 evelopment of Chinese ink painting during the 20th century.  Drawing upo
 n paintings and calligraphy on loan from Chinese collections new to Amer
 ican audiences\, the exhibition highlights the monumental portraits\, vi
 brant bird-and-flower painting\, and spectacular landscapes by Wu Changs
 huo (1844–1927)\, Qi Baishi (1864–1957)\, Huang Binhong (1865–1955)\, an
 d Pan Tianshou (1897–1971).  Collectively known in China as the "Four Gr
 eat Masters of Ink Painting\," these artists faced the dual challenges o
 f negotiating the impact of encounters with the West while inventing new
  directions for long-held practices of ink painting.
URL:http://events-prod.stanford.edu/events/212/21255
LOCATION:Cantor Arts Center\, just off Palm Drive\, at Museum Way and Lom
 ita Drive
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DTSTART:20100218T140000
SUMMARY:Weekend Tours: Tracing the Past\, Drawing the Future: Master Ink 
 Painters in 20th-Century China
UID:events_stanford_edu_21257
DESCRIPTION:This landmark exhibition illuminates a turning point in the d
 evelopment of Chinese ink painting during the 20th century.  Drawing upo
 n paintings and calligraphy on loan from Chinese collections new to Amer
 ican audiences\, the exhibition highlights the monumental portraits\, vi
 brant bird-and-flower painting\, and spectacular landscapes by Wu Changs
 huo (1844–1927)\, Qi Baishi (1864–1957)\, Huang Binhong (1865–1955)\, an
 d Pan Tianshou (1897–1971).  Collectively known in China as the "Four Gr
 eat Masters of Ink Painting\," these artists faced the dual challenges o
 f negotiating the impact of encounters with the West while inventing new
  directions for long-held practices of ink painting.
URL:http://events-prod.stanford.edu/events/212/21257
LOCATION:Cantor Arts Center\, just off Palm Drive\, at Museum Way and Lom
 ita Drive
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DTSTAMP:20091124T000006Z
DTSTART:20100804T110000
SUMMARY:Mami Wata: Arts for Water Spirits in Africa and Its Diasporas
UID:events_stanford_edu_20077
DESCRIPTION:This is the first major American exhibition to present a comp
 rehensive examination of the dynamic visual arts associated with water s
 pirits. Over 200 works present a compelling range of art forms that port
 ray the water deity widely known as Mami Wata (pidgin English for “Mothe
 r Water” or “Water Mistress”). The exhibition highlights both traditiona
 l and contemporary images of Mami Wata and her consorts from across the 
 African continent as well as from the Caribbean\, Brazil\, and the Unite
 d States. It offers a rich variety of media including magnificent masks\
 , kinetic sculptures\, vibrant paintings\, and inspired shrine recreatio
 ns.
URL:http://events-prod.stanford.edu/events/200/20077
LOCATION:Cantor Arts Center\, just off Palm Drive\, at Museum Way and Lom
 ita Drive
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