Blog
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A selection of powerful written works that elucidate the complexity of race, forgiveness, and reconciliation in the United States and beyond from our curatorial team
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Stanford Medicine and the Muse Program executive director Jacqueline Genovese shares the story behind the virtual concert series
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In the wake of the murder of George Floyd and protests against police brutality, jazz musician Wynton Marsalis responds to the destructive legacy of systemic racism in the U.S.
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The Office of the Vice President for the Arts stands in solidarity with Black students, colleagues, artists and activists fighting against the racial violence, inequality and systemic injustice that plague our nation.
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A note from our curatorial team on the upcoming season.
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Stanford Live's 2020-21 season will focus on themes of reconciliation and forgiveness through music, theater, dance, and more.
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Rob Kapilow on the greats of an arts movement that continues to reverberate
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A reflection by Stanford Professor of Law Richard Ford on teaching Stanford Live performances in a law seminar.
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Frequently asked questions surrounding summer 2020 and Stanford Live's upcoming 2020–21 season.
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A behind-the-scenes look as Stanford Live charts a way forward
By Chris Lorway, Stanford Live Executive Director