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Jake Zawlacki recounts and reflects upon his interview with Kazakh animator Gali Murzashev.
09/27/2019

Jake Zawlacki recounts and reflects upon his interview with Kazakh animator Gali Murzashev.

The depth to this man was obvious within moments of meeting him; his passion boiling, his intellect razored. He told me about the tears these early Kazakh films bring him.

Audrey Mitchell reviews this psychologically dizzying production of Edward Albee's classic play.
07/12/2019

Audrey Mitchell reviews this psychologically dizzying production of Edward Albee's classic play.

When a young professor and his wife stop for a 2am nightcap at an older professor’s house, they have no idea that they’re about to be witness to and pawns in the older couple’s intense psychologica…

Angela Black takes a walk through "Monet: The Late Years" at the de Young Museum in San Francisco.
05/06/2019

Angela Black takes a walk through "Monet: The Late Years" at the de Young Museum in San Francisco.

We walked with him as his cataracts became excessively severe, as he begrudgingly allowed surgery to see well again, and we even walked with him as his eyes, along with ours, landed on finality, ne…

Check out Harry Cole's fantastic article on the Louis Stettner exhibit that runs until May 26 at SFMOMA!
04/24/2019

Check out Harry Cole's fantastic article on the Louis Stettner exhibit that runs until May 26 at SFMOMA!

In many of Stettner’s best photographs, one finds the photographer’s subject in a state of repose amidst a bustling city, turning away from waking consciousness to enter a personal dreamscape.

Brigitte Pawliw-Fry writes on the Prison Renaissance Project, a collaboration between incarcerated artists at San Quenti...
04/09/2019

Brigitte Pawliw-Fry writes on the Prison Renaissance Project, a collaboration between incarcerated artists at San Quentin with student artists at Stanford:

Part of talking across walls was connecting artists in prison to artists in spaces of privilege.

04/07/2019

Josh Petersen applauds TAPS' exquisite production of Chekov's classic:

Josh Petersen applauds TAPS’ exquisite production of Chekov’s classic.

Announcing our incoming Editor-in-Chief: Madeleine Morales! Madeleine is a current Theater Editor, and will serve as the...
04/04/2019

Announcing our incoming Editor-in-Chief: Madeleine Morales! Madeleine is a current Theater Editor, and will serve as the publication's 9th Editor-in-Chief.

Now is also the perfect time to join the Arts Review!

Apply to join the Editorial Board under Maddie's leadership. We welcome all Stanford students of any major, identity, background, and experience. Get in touch with us and apply now!

Like art? Like writing about art? Shape the voice of how art is talked about, what art is centered, and challenge who is allowed authorship in the arts on Stanford campus, the Bay Area, and beyond. Apply to join the Stanford Arts Review's editorial board for the 2019-2020 academic year. We are looki...

New article went live today! The timelessness of Fleetwood Mac is captured by Kyle Cromer, reflecting on the concert he ...
03/06/2019

New article went live today! The timelessness of Fleetwood Mac is captured by Kyle Cromer, reflecting on the concert he attended in Sioux Falls, South Dakota:

On February 2nd, 2019, Fleetood Mac played a show for the ages in Sioux Falls, South Dakota.

Happy Valentine's from our archives. We're celebrating with Brittany St. John Newell's lovely ode to the people so impor...
02/14/2019

Happy Valentine's from our archives. We're celebrating with Brittany St. John Newell's lovely ode to the people so important to us we can't relegate to either "friend" or "romantic partner." In her own terms, this is an interrogation of traditionally recognized love, and a nod to the "wingmen" you "abuse like a sibling, text like a crush, and consult like a spouse."

We urge you, like the other millennial-appealing-you-don't-need-a-boyfriend posts you'll see today, to not feel so bad about your romantic "aloneness." Here's to all of you, your wingmen, and to shifting the celebration to including these vital relationships that nourish and sustain us.

What strike me as more noteworthy are the forms we label loveable—which setups get the bright-red credit, which pairings are bestowed the name, LOVE, in neon or sloppy cursive, and subsequently the…

Get a glint of energy to start off your week. Editor Madeleine Esperanza vividly recounts a cathartic FIDLAR concert exp...
02/11/2019

Get a glint of energy to start off your week. Editor Madeleine Esperanza vividly recounts a cathartic FIDLAR concert experience, where gender, Metallica, Google, selling out, crowd-surfing, punk-Moses, all meet and greet and play nice on the same page.

“Why can’t anybody just tell me that I’m somebody’s?” We cry out, lonely outcasts drawn together by the music, beautifully ecstatic in this moment.

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