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Ai Weiwei manages to avoid the trap of milking his celebrity status for the sake of foot traffic or needing to create accessible, uncontroversial art that supports the continued realization of the art space. Read more…
Archive for Yan Yan
('18, undeclared) is so happy to be here.
A happy-go-lucky sit down with singer-songwriter Kina Grannis
Listening to the music of singer/songwriter Kina Grannis is like sitting down with a friend as she strums her guitar alongside a daydream. Her music is honest and unfiltered, yet dreamy and romantic. While her no-frills, acoustic soundscape makes for easy listening, you’ll often find the lyrics sticking with you, popping up every now and then to brighten your day. Read more…
gimme some mo’ : YOUR WEEK SEVEN PLAYLIST
Overheard in the dorm: ¨I mean, I have some fuzz coming in, yeah, sure, it’s definitely visible. Yeah. Uh-huh. No. I mean it’s only the third, mom, you gotta give it some time.¨ Read more…
iPads and Eyes: Scribbles 001-003 from the Anderson Collection
Modern and contemporary art sometimes seems built to destroy the confidence that learning can build: to leave you totally clueless, to annihilate the verve placed by a particularly arresting lecture, feeling like a new man while silently sounding out the syllables in “phe-nom-en-on-o-lo-gy.” Art puts you back at square one. Or, in this case, perhaps cube one. Read more…
Only 29 more weeks till summer: YOUR WEEK TWO PLAYLIST
But who’s counting? Not us. We’ve got an eclectic set of already-nostalgic-vibey-summery paJAMz to keep your mind off things. Or on things. You do you, Stanford. You do you. Read more…