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The first annual FLI+LGBTQ+ Self-Fashioning Show embraced all forms of self expression with 56 models wearing items made by student designers or styled by themselves. Read more about the event that was hosted in the lobby of @CantorArts.https://stanford.io/2GSFqh2 

Guest artists visiting Stanford this quarter include Yang Liping, @common, and @lynneedenise. Check out the full list to see who else is visiting Stanford and when you can watch them perform or join them in conversation.https://stanford.io/2toAgWG 

Congratulations to Professor Emerita Kristine Samuelson, who has received on Oscar nomination for her documentary short film "Live Overtakes Me," which is streaming now on Netflix.https://stanford.io/2TqEdVv 

Visit @CantorArts to see the new sculpture greeting visitors in front of the main entrance!https://stanford.io/2tdrCKA 

YO! A new sculpture awaits when you return to campus after the winter break. Visit @CantorArts to see the sculpture by artist Deborah Kass out front, and then come on inside to visit the museum's collections and exhibitions.https://stanford.io/2QaJ77e 

Jonah Reidel, '21, was excited to receive a brand new re-issue of Mort Garson's "Plantasia," but he was over the moon when he found an original copy at the @StanfordLibs Archive of Recorded Sound.https://stanford.io/2Z8rlUI 

The new documentary "Midnight Family," directed by Luke Lorentzen, '15, follows a family that runs a freelance ambulance business in Mexico City. The film, which was supported by a Stanford Alumni Arts Grant, is now playing in theaters in SF, LA, and NYC.https://stanford.io/2YPuUzk 

There are makerspaces all over campus, including many that are arts-focused, where students can find potential collaborators and learn about new techniques or tools in a low-stress environment. Check out this article for a full list and map!https://stanford.io/36rh5tt 

There is just one month left to view a collection of photos created by Ansel Adams in the American Southwest and Edward Weston in Mexico. The exhibit, West x Southwest, is on view at @CantorArts until Jan. 6.https://stanford.io/2OT0zfW 

A new exhibition of light-based works by artist Jim Campbell displays eleven pieces throughout the Anderson Collection at Stanford, placing these recent works in conversation with the museum's permanent collection.https://stanford.io/2qEyJe4 

"Everyone should have equal access to being able to express the fullness and trueness of their culture, their identities, who they come from, and where they want to go," says A-lan Holt, director of Stanford's Institute for Diversity in the Arts.https://stanford.io/2CHWc07 

Life is "more than an instrument and therefore not something that can be optimized," writes Jenny O'Dell (@the_jennitaur) in her new book, How to Do Nothing.https://stanford.io/32H3trF 

.@KQEDarts details Jonathan Calm's project to photograph sites listed in the Green Book, a Jim Crow-era guide for black motorists that listed safe spots for them to sleep, eat, and receive other services.https://stanford.io/2pwv9lE