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Panoramic view of a dimly lit installation featuring a large canvas tent with three openings. The polished wooden floor reflects the space. Each opening contains a screen displaying a moody, ominous landscape. In the center opening, a semicircular bar with three stools holds three VR headsets.

Art Asia Pacific

Stanford: “Miljohn Ruperto: Animal, Vegetable, nor Mineral”

A moody, reddish landscape with a rocky path winding through sparse trees beneath a dramatic sky streaked with glowing pink and orange clouds.

The Daily Journal

Neither animal, vegetable nor mineral — but what?

in-gallery shot of a Cantor exhibition

Square Cylinder

Second Nature Photography in the Age of the Anthropocene

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The Art Newspaper

Stanford University acquires Filipina American artist Pacita Abad’s archive

A woman next to a car on the sidewalk in SF

KQED

Pacita Abad’s Archive Arrives at the Place Where Her Career Started

A heart-shaped collage

The Personal Archives of the Trailblazing Artist Pacita Abad Find a Permanent Home

an artwork depicting textiles in the form of flags

Pacita Abad archives join Stanford's landmark collection of Asian American artists

A woman artist and her work in her studio

Artist Pacita Abad Archives Going To Stanford University

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Second Nature: Photography in the Age of the Anthropocene

Teapot

Cantor Arts Center’s new exhibit gets a handle on unique pieces from the permanent collection