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(MULTI)WEEKLY CALENDAR
highlighting Stanford arts events, exhibitions, lectures and performances
SPECIAL 2-WEEK THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY ISSUE
NOV. 15-29, 2018
highlights
Studio Lecture Series: Three Things a Robot Cannot Do
TONIGHT, THURSDAY, NOV. 15, 5:30PM. OSHMAN HALL, MCMURTRY BUILDING.
Elizabeth King combines figurative sculpture with stop-frame animation in works that blur the boundary between actual and virtual object. Intimate in scale and made to solicit close looking, her work reflects her interest in the history of the puppet, the automaton and literature’s host of legends in which the artificial figure comes to life. King's studio lecture touches on the mind/body riddle, the science of emotion, the human/machine interface and what the direct gaze means in an increasingly mediated world.
Free
Peninsula Symphony and Stanford Symphonic Chorus
FRIDAY & SUNDAY, NOV. 16, 7:30PM & NOV. 18, 2:30PM. BING CONCERT HALL.
Peninsula Symphony returns to Bing Concert Hall for this annual concert conducted by Mitchell Sardou Klein with the Stanford Symphonic Chorus and music director Stephen Sano. Kathryne Jennings, soprano, is the featured soloist. Program: Puccini's Capriccio
Sinfonico
; Mascagni's
Cavalleria Rusticana: Intermezzo and Regina Coeli
(Easter Hymn); Aquilanti's
Mass – A Celebration of Life: Intermezzo for Strings and Sanctus; and
Verdi's
Stabat Mater and Te Deum
. Sunday tickets are limited.
Experiments in Blockchain
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 28, NOON. ROBLE ARTS GYM.
Can the power of blockchain change the way art is made and collected? Andrey Alekhin of Snark.art, a blockchain laboratory, in conversation with artists Eve Sussman and Simon Lee about how they create new artworks on blockchain. Free with RSVP.
Free
tonight, thursday, nov 15
New Cantorial Voices: Yoel Kohn and Judith Berkson
7:30
PM. CAMPBELL RECITAL HALL.
Jewish liturgical music by Yoel Kohn, singer and expert on "Golden Age" cantorial music of the early 20th century, and Judith Berkson, singer and avant-garde composer. Jeremiah Lockwood, musician and PhD candidate in the Graduate School of Education Concentration in Jewish Studies, accompanies the singers and leads a Q&A after the concert.
Free
friday, nov 16
Screening:
Strangers on the Earth
5PM. BERG HALL, LI KA SHING CENTER.
The documentary
Strangers on the Earth
examines the physical, mental and spiritual aspects of the concept of "journey" and the vital role it can play as part of the human experience. Registration required.
Free
friday, nov 23
Open: Anderson Collection and Cantor Arts Center
11AM-5PM. ARTS DISTRICT.
The Anderson Collection and the Cantor Arts Center Thanksgiving holiday hours are: Nov. 21, 11AM–3PM ; Nov. 22: closed ; Nov. 23, 11AM-5PM
.
Free
Family friendly
monday, nov 26
"The World According to Sound," live!
7:30PM. CCRMA STAGE, THE KNOLL.
Chris Hoff and Sam Harnett are co-creators of "The World According to Sound," a brief feature (and a podcast) that airs on National Public Radio's
All Things Considered
and weekly on individual public radio stations.
Free
wednesday, nov 28
Midday piano concert
12:30PM. CAMPBELL RECITAL HALL.
Stanford piano students from the studios of George Barth and Kumaran Arul perform.
Free
wednesday, nov 28
Stanford Jazz Orchestra with special guest Carl Allen, drums
7:30PM. BING CONCERT HALL.
Michael Galisatus directs the Stanford Jazz Orchestra’s program, featuring guest artist Carl Allen on drums.
wednesday, nov 28
University Singers
7:30PM. MEMORIAL CHURCH.
Robert Huw Morgan directs the University Singers’ performance of the
Mass in G minor
by Ralph Vaughan Williams along with British choral music by Weelkes, Purcell and Stanford.
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