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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?

A. Van Geleyn, Photosculpture. Sculpture d’après nature obetenue mécaniquement. Dix secondes de pose, 1865. Lithograph, 41¾ × 29½ in. (106 × 75 cm). Bibliothèque Nationale de France, Département Estampes et Photographie. Photo: gallica.bnf.fr / Bibliothèque nationale de France

KQED

The 10 Best Museum and Gallery Shows to See This Fall

Unfinished photosculpture bust

The New York Times

Krasner & Pollock, Lichtenstein and RM Make Art’s New Season Pop This Fall

A. Van Geleyn, Photosculpture, portraits en sculpture, 35 Boul[var]t [sic] des Capucines, 1866. Lithograph, 30-5/16 × 42-1/8 in. (77 × 107 cm). Bibliothèque Nationale de France, Département Estampes et Photographie. Photo: gallica.bnf.fr / Bibliothèque nationale de France

Photography meets Victorian-era 3D printing in Cantor Arts Center’s new show

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Bay Area gala season’s power players

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Hope Comes to the Fore: 6 Visual Art Shows to See This Fall

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10 fall 2017 exhibitions not to be missed

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Stanford’s Cantor Arts Center offers a fresh look at Rodin – the modern man

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Midcentury Modern Design and the Anxiety of Selling Out