Arts+Tech Showcase
Join us for a two-day special public showcase event, featuring work and conversations with nine diverse Stanford artists, faculty, and practitioners working at the emerging intersections of Art and Technology.
Moderated by Professors Michele Elam and Camille Utterback, this exciting public showcase explores the many ways in which art and technology are informing new and powerful ways to approach the other, as well as critical topics of our time-- including representation, voice, wellness, community, power, inspiration, expression, innovation, and more.
The Stanford Arts+Tech Showcase is scheduled to coincide with the performance weekend of StageCast: Experiments in Performance and Technology, hosted by the Stanford Department of Theater and Performance Studies. Attendance is not required at one event to attend the others, though we welcome you to take advantage of these complementary opportunities.
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