Blog
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A peek behind the curtain during our filming of Garrick Ohlsson for Stanford Live's film series.
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The first event is a documentary about rehearsing during quarantine and performing in an empty hall with cameras instead of a live audience.
By Alessandra Aquilanti
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Artists-In-Presidents: Fireside Chats for 2020 is a creative project directed by artist Constance Hockaday that recasts the presidency as a multi-vocal entourage. With the support from UCLA’s Center for the Art of Performance and in association with Stanford Live, she has invited fifty artists to assume authority over our collective future.
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Stanford Live concert series filmed at Bing Concert Hall, access for Stanford students and members, free podcasts and lectures, and more.
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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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Hip-hop artist Frank Waln and singer-songwriter Raye Zaragoza discuss their roles as musicians, their new projects, and more.
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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.