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The Cantor Arts Center at Stanford University is delighted to announce the most significant reinstallation of the museum’s second floor in more than fifteen years. This project is born of sustained collaboration between Stanford faculty and museum curators, who together have thought seriously about the tremendous value of learning about art objects through firsthand study.

At Stanford, the arts and sciences comingle productively: In classrooms, labs, studios, and offices across campus, pioneering thinkers—in the sciences and technology, as well as in the arts and humanities—are proposing...

Montage Fever concerns the centrality of the process of montage, or editing, in the cinema—a topic of utmost importance to many Soviet filmmakers of the revolutionary era. Made a century after the October Revolution, Montage Fever consists of scenes and sequences from a variety of Soviet films. 

The accompanying film presentation, Montage Fever, is organized by the Cantor Arts Center in collaboration with faculty and students from the Center for Russian, Eastern European, and Eurasian Studies and the Department of Art & Art History, Stanford University. Generous support of the presentation...