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Upcoming Events
All times listed are Pacific Standard Time (PST).
Wednesdays @ 12:15 p.m. - Listen in on Lunchtime Music from MemChu.
Biweekly - Join the Museum Student Guides for a thirty-minute Art Break every other Wednesday. Hear about how objects in Stanford’s museums relate to different disciplines that the students are studying.
- 2/10 @ noon: “Line by Line: Exploring the Physical and Creative Processes” with Kaylee Nok, Art Practice, ’22
- 2/24 @ noon: “Art & Civil Rights” with Melissa Santos, Psychology major, Spanish minor, Sociology master’s, ’21
- 3/10 @ noon: “Layering Perspectives: The Mindset of Creativity, Innovation, and Meaning” with Anuhea Parker, Management Science and Engineering major, Creative Writing-Poetry minor, ’22
- 3/24 @ noon: “Art as a Language” with Alyssa Diaz, Art Practice major, Modern Language minor, ’22
Every Thursday in February @ 5 p.m. - Join an episode viewing of the hit Amazon series Modern Love, followed by a twenty-minute talk to address what we can learn about intimacy.
Thursdays @ 5 p.m. - Cafecito Quechua promotes Andean issues and cultures, inviting members to share their experiences with and passion for the region and its cultures.
Monthly - Join Meeting the Moment for its virtual Story Exchanges, which use storytelling to examine each month’s theme:
2/17 @ 4 p.m. - Join a talk with Jumatatu Poe, a dance/performance-based artist, educator, organizer, and voyager based in Philadelphia.
2/18 @ 5:30 p.m. - Watch the Stanford Medicine STUCK@HOME Concert!
2/18 @ 6 p.m. - Join a Poetry in Conversation event with Claire Meuschke, whose debut poetry collection is Upend (Noemi Press).
Series - Join Poet’s House, a writing studio for beginning and experienced poets, for a series of events led by Jones Lecturer Richie Hofmann:
Series - The Creative Writing Program, Stanford Storytelling Project, and Hume Writing Center join forces to share with students how principles and practices of creative writing apply widely to many genres and media.
3/10 @ 6 p.m. - Join Meeting the Moment for its virtual Movie Nite. Darnell (DeeSoul) Carson ’21 and JJ Kapur ’22 will host a screening of Stand and Deliver (1988).
4/29 @ 6 p.m. - Join a Poetry in Conversation event with Jones Lecturer Richie Hofmann, author of Second Empire, which won the Beatrice Hawley Award.
Ongoing - Stanford Live’s digital season features exclusive films produced by Stanford Live, performance screenings, lectures, podcasts, and more.
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Opportunities in the Arts
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Auditions / Calls for Art
2/13 - Stanford Rewired magazine is accepting community writing submissions for its spring 2021 issue, (Anti)Trust.
2/14 - Apply to staff the Ram’s Head Dream Role Cabaret. Available positions include codirector, stage manager, production manager, and music/vocal director.
2/15 - The second-ever Winter Performing Arts Festival (WPAF) is happening! The mission of WPAF is to showcase the diversity and vibrancy of the performing arts community among Stanford students. Apply to be a festival leader/performer or a volunteer!
2/28 - Apply to staff or audition for "I AM: Tell Me Who, Tell Me What," a choreopoem written and directed by Allison Oddman ’21. The play is composed of cis Black women characters. All Black folks of marginalized genders are encouraged to apply if they are comfortable playing such roles.
5/11 - Submit a film to the United Nations Association Film Festival (UNAFF). This year’s theme, Moving Forward, continues the two-decade-long celebration of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, emphasizing the readiness to resume resolute strides toward lasting solutions.
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Workshops, Programs, & Classes
2/19 @ noon - The Arts + Justice Workshop Series continues with Staging Justice through Opera: A Roundtable of Artists.
2/25 @ noon - RSVP to the Honors in the Arts Info Session to learn about the interdisciplinary capstone program in the arts.
3/8 - Sign up for an Arts Intensive Spring Break Pop Up Workshops.
Spring 2021 - Explore career paths in the arts and entertainment industries through the Industry Immersion class ARTSINST 197 - Film and Media (1 unit).
Repeatable for credit - The Stanford Storytelling Project is facilitating a single-unit course called Meeting the Moment: Inner Resources for Hard Times (Wellness 105 / Life 105).
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Jobs/Internships/Fellowships
Due 3/15 - Apply for the Lyric McHenry Community Arts Fellowship to work with an arts organization or a community-based organization using the arts to further racial/social justice, determining a course of research and preparation for your summer learning experience with the help of IDA staff.
Due 3/15 - Apply for the Stanford Internship Program in Arts Administration.
Rolling - HAI Visiting Artist Rashaad Newsome is seeking a student who is proficient in web design and or management for his project being-app.com, particularly in setting up the email list function. For more information, please contact Ellen Oh at ellenoh@stanford.edu.
Rolling - The Palo Alto Art Center is looking for six undergraduate interns and two graduate fellows this summer. Available positions include children’s fine art intern, ceramics intern, exhibitions intern, Working Together fellow, and development fellow.
Rolling - Apply to be a producer or editor for Stanford alum Safiya Nygaard’s YouTube channel!
Rolling - Apply to be a community engagement intern at Second Stage, working with the marketing and development teams on projects relating to the 2021 season. Visit the Arts Connections internship list for more information.
Ongoing - Build knowledge, skills, and networks while making meaningful contributions to communities locally, nationally, and across the globe through Cardinal Quarter fellowships and internships.
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Grants/Funding
Rolling - Apply for a VPA Student Arts Grant, which enhances the rich and varied cultural landscape across campus by supporting the creation and presentation of arts projects by current Stanford students.
Ongoing - The Basic Needs Coalition is a student-led initiative to provide resources for the Stanford community when institutional resources are not enough.
Ongoing - Review this comprehensive list of on-campus arts funding sources for your student-driven project.
Ongoing - Undergraduate Research offers small and major grants for independent projects.
Ongoing - The Diversity and First-Gen Office’s Opp Fund assists undergraduate students who are experiencing temporary financial challenges.
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