This exhibition showcases new and recent paintings by artist Livien Yin and their sensitive, researched-based approach to creating scenes of contemporary subjects alongside historical Asian Americans and their environments.
This focused exhibition explores Asawa’s intimate relationship with clay and offers a new context with which to understand her diverse body of work.
This single gallery exhibition offers sculptural, expanded modes of engagement with challenging and overlooked narratives in Asian American history.
Listen to the audio tour exploring the ongoing installation The Faces of Ruth Asawa produced by the Ruth Asawa Foundation.
Explore Asian American and Asian diaspora artists and their work at the Cantor, upcoming exhibitions and events. This recently established initiative is a significant effort to acquire, preserve, display and research Asian American art.
Sat., Sep. 14, 2024 at 5PM
Join us for an elegant black tie gala benefiting two extraordinary art museums: the Cantor Arts Center and the Anderson Collection at Stanford University.
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