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While there is no replacement for experiencing art in person, we are delighted to share the Cantor's magazine. We invite you to dig deeper on the artists and ideas that comprise our vision for creating an inclusive museum for 21st century audiences. Please note that some of the dates of exhibits mentioned in the magazine will inevitably change, and we will share those details when they are finalized.

 

Fall - Winter 2022 magazine

 

Spring - Summer 2022 Magazine

 

An image of two Stanford professors, Jonathan Calm, and Emanuele Lugli.
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Decolonizing the Museum

2021-06-08
An image depicting "The Three Shades" by Auguste Rodin
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Rodin: A Man of Multiplicity and Modernity

2021-06-01
An image of Xaviera Simmons' "Found the Sea like the River"
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Reflections on the Forces that Push and Pull us Towards Home

2021-05-14
An image of Ruth Asawa's "Untitled (Wall Of Masks)"
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Face-to-Face With Ruth Asawa's Wall of Masks

2021-05-05
The Arab by Alice Neel
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On worth and portraiture in American art

2020-12-28
an image of a Stanford student
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Connection in the Time of Coronavirus

2020-12-20
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What have you missed most about Stanford art museums?

2020-12-11
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Seeing Between the Lines

2020-05-26
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Meet Maggie Dethloff

2020-05-18
Wright Morris (U.S.A., 1910-1998), Old Photographs of Train Depot and Portraits, Nebraska, 1947. Gelatin silver print. Cantor Arts Center Collection, The Capital Group Foundation Photography Collection at Stanford University, 2019.46.35
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Photo Texts: Literature Meets Art at the Museum

2020-05-12
An image of the Cantor Spring Summer 2024 magazine cover

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