“This opportunity gave me a chance to realize that to be alive is much more than doing something normal and regular.” Read more…
Profiles
Designer Drag: Neal Ulrich’s Queer Tomorrows
“Once you’re laughing together, you can be like, oh by the way, you’re contributing to the hegemonic patriarchy.” Read more…
Disembodying the Body
If their exhibition “Mark These Cradles” dis-embodies the embodied, Maia Paroginog’s sketchbooks rend the embodied to pieces. Read more…
Steps: Episode 4
In this episode of Steps, Lloyd Lucin dances to Kolaj’s “The Touch”. Read more…
Our Own Success Stories: Kimya Dawson and EMay at 576
“There’s this notion of what you have to do to be successful, but it’s so narrow and there’s, what, six billion people on this planet? We’re all kind of our own success stories if we can be.” Read more…
Rick Lowe: Sculpting the Social Sphere
Everyone is a social sculptor, but it’s the focus on fostering creative environments in surprising locations that sets Rick Lowe’s sculptures apart. Read more…
“Whatever metaphysical shit you’re going through”: Blackbird Blackbird Comes to Stanford
Mikey Maramag of Blackbird Blackbird fame makes DIY music. Read more…
Digital Dreamscapes
teamLab might be the world’s largest collection of grown-up children, those who’ve indulged their childhood awe with feats of technical prowess. Read more…
A Body Moves Through the World Elliot Bomboy's performance piece "The Reasons Our Bodies Fail Us"
At a place like Stanford, the body is just a thing used to carry around someone’s brain. Read more…
The Man Who Sold the World StAR pays tribute to David Bowie
The Arts Review editorial board looks back at some of the most poignant moments of David Bowie’s career. Read more…