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A centuries-old painting reveals new truths in a student-curated exhibition
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A centuries-old painting reveals new truths in a student-curated exhibition
A Renaissance-era oil painting, on public display until June 14 at Santa Clara University’s de Saisset Museum, made a remarkable journey from royal Europe to Silicon Valley.
The poetry of science
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The poetry of science
Drawing inspiration from Professor Michelle Bezanson, Julia von Gersdorff ’25 finds artistic expression in science.
Art at new heights
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Art at new heights
Professor Kathy Aoki’s art is a critique of the commercialization of the art market. Now it’s on top of the tallest building in San Francisco.
The “perfectly scaled museum”
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The “perfectly scaled museum”
As the de Saisset Museum turns 70 this year, Director Ciara Ennis reflects on what makes it special.
Rock on
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Rock on
From rockstar to a lawyer, Kenn Ellner ’71, J.D. ’74 figured he could do both at Santa Clara.
The accent artist
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The accent artist
Turn those hard American As into proper British “ahs” with the help of dialect coach Kristin Hill ’25
The Anthropologist-Artist
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The Anthropologist-Artist
Biological anthropologist Michelle Bezanson used art to reach broader audiences.
A new act begins
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A new act begins
Sinatra Chair Brian Thorstenson celebrates 20 years of mentoring diverse playwrights and the exciting future of theater at SCU.
Valedictorian Simon Lanzoni ’24 Finds Room to Explore at SCU
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Valedictorian Simon Lanzoni ’24 Finds Room to Explore at SCU
A welcoming arts community at Santa Clara and in the Bay Area allowed valedictorian Simon Lanzoni ’24 to find his niche in sound and sculpture.
Room to Explore
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Room to Explore
A welcoming arts community at Santa Clara and in the Bay Area allowed valedictorian Simon Lanzoni ’24 to find his niche in sound and sculpture.
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