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When Asian-American Artists Are Unburdened by Identity

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Palo Alto Online

Asian American art in focus at Stanford

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Nob Hill Gazette

Revelry Among Rodins: Stanford’s Museums by Moonlight Fundraiser Returns

The Modern Art Notes Podcast

No. 563: Ruth Asawa, Katherine Bradford

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Ruth Asawa’s clay masks find a second home at the Cantor

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Palo Alto Online

Stanford Arts District museums offer plenty for a world-class cultural staycation

An image of artist Ruth Asawa infront of her Wall of Masks

The Art Newspaper

Ruth Asawa made hundreds of masks of her San Francisco community—now a local museum is putting them on permanent display

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Visiting Stanford University: Where To Stay, What To Eat, What To Do

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Veronica Roberts to direct the Cantor Arts Center at Stanford

‘Loaded Camera’: Gordon Parks’ game-changing photos shown at Stanford