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DTSTART:20260210T200000Z
DTEND:20260211T010000Z
DESCRIPTION:As democracy is strained and histories are systematically erase
 d\, art becomes a practice of excavation. Creative practice becomes a spac
 e where memories are mined\, survival tactics are articulated\, and care i
 s reimagined. Art does not simply reflect the world as it is. It digs\, li
 stens\, insists\, and it pries it open.\n\nUnearthed\, Unbound gathers the
  work of the MFA First Year cohort: Alyssa Aviles\, Imani Dennison\, Monte
  Marin\, Jess Sabogal\, and Chukwudubem Ukaigwe. Across distinct practices
 \, these artists turn toward geographic\, cultural\, ancestral\, and bodil
 y origins as a site of inquiry. They examine how power is inherited\, how 
 trauma is transmitted\, and how identity is shaped within systems designed
  to constrain it. It is an exhibition about reclamation.\n\nThe exhibition
  spans across a diverse range of mediums\, including ballpoint pen drawing
 \, painting\, performance\, sound\, video\, installation\, sculpture\, cer
 amics\, photography\, and layered narrative forms. The artists unearth per
 sonal and collective histories through embodied\, material\, and archaeolo
 gical gestures. Queer and Trans experiences\, racialized histories\, and l
 ived memory are not treated as fixed subjects\, but as evolving terrain th
 at is shared and reimagined. These artists build futures that center Black
 \, Brown\, Queer\, and Trans lives as sources of wisdom and possibility. U
 nearthed\, Unbound offers a practice of worldbuilding rooted in resistance
  and care\, an insistence that what has been buried still speaks and might
  even help us heal.\n\nTerry Berlier\, Curator\n\nON VIEW: February 10-Mar
 ch 13\, 2026\n\nOPENING RECEPTION: February 12\, 4-6pm\n\nVISITOR INFORMAT
 ION: Coulter Art Gallery is located at 355 Roth Way (McMurtry Building) on
  Stanford campus. The gallery is open Monday-Friday\, 12-5pm\, and will be
  closed on February 16-17. Visitor parking is available in designated area
 s and payment is managed through ParkMobile (free after 4pm\, except by th
 e Oval). Alternatively\, take the Caltrain to Palo Alto Transit Center and
  hop on the free Stanford Marguerite Shuttle. This exhibition is open to S
 tanford affiliates and the general public. Admission is free. \n\nConnect 
 with the Department of Art & Art History! Subscribe to our mailing list an
 d follow us on Instagram and Facebook.
GEO:37.432546;-122.171856
LOCATION:McMurtry Building\, Coulter Art Gallery
SUMMARY:Unearthed\, Unbound: 2026 First-Year MFA Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/2026-first-year-mfa-exhibit
 ion
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTAMP:20260811T085550Z
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DESCRIPTION:As democracy is strained and histories are systematically erase
 d\, art becomes a practice of excavation. Creative practice becomes a spac
 e where memories are mined\, survival tactics are articulated\, and care i
 s reimagined. Art does not simply reflect the world as it is. It digs\, li
 stens\, insists\, and it pries it open.\n\nUnearthed\, Unbound gathers the
  work of the MFA First Year cohort: Alyssa Aviles\, Imani Dennison\, Monte
  Marin\, Jess Sabogal\, and Chukwudubem Ukaigwe. Across distinct practices
 \, these artists turn toward geographic\, cultural\, ancestral\, and bodil
 y origins as a site of inquiry. They examine how power is inherited\, how 
 trauma is transmitted\, and how identity is shaped within systems designed
  to constrain it. It is an exhibition about reclamation.\n\nThe exhibition
  spans across a diverse range of mediums\, including ballpoint pen drawing
 \, painting\, performance\, sound\, video\, installation\, sculpture\, cer
 amics\, photography\, and layered narrative forms. The artists unearth per
 sonal and collective histories through embodied\, material\, and archaeolo
 gical gestures. Queer and Trans experiences\, racialized histories\, and l
 ived memory are not treated as fixed subjects\, but as evolving terrain th
 at is shared and reimagined. These artists build futures that center Black
 \, Brown\, Queer\, and Trans lives as sources of wisdom and possibility. U
 nearthed\, Unbound offers a practice of worldbuilding rooted in resistance
  and care\, an insistence that what has been buried still speaks and might
  even help us heal.\n\nTerry Berlier\, Curator\n\nON VIEW: February 10-Mar
 ch 13\, 2026\n\nOPENING RECEPTION: February 12\, 4-6pm\n\nVISITOR INFORMAT
 ION: Coulter Art Gallery is located at 355 Roth Way (McMurtry Building) on
  Stanford campus. The gallery is open Monday-Friday\, 12-5pm\, and will be
  closed on February 16-17. Visitor parking is available in designated area
 s and payment is managed through ParkMobile (free after 4pm\, except by th
 e Oval). Alternatively\, take the Caltrain to Palo Alto Transit Center and
  hop on the free Stanford Marguerite Shuttle. This exhibition is open to S
 tanford affiliates and the general public. Admission is free. \n\nConnect 
 with the Department of Art & Art History! Subscribe to our mailing list an
 d follow us on Instagram and Facebook.
GEO:37.432546;-122.171856
LOCATION:McMurtry Building\, Coulter Art Gallery
SUMMARY:Unearthed\, Unbound: 2026 First-Year MFA Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/2026-first-year-mfa-exhibit
 ion
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTAMP:20260811T085550Z
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DESCRIPTION:As democracy is strained and histories are systematically erase
 d\, art becomes a practice of excavation. Creative practice becomes a spac
 e where memories are mined\, survival tactics are articulated\, and care i
 s reimagined. Art does not simply reflect the world as it is. It digs\, li
 stens\, insists\, and it pries it open.\n\nUnearthed\, Unbound gathers the
  work of the MFA First Year cohort: Alyssa Aviles\, Imani Dennison\, Monte
  Marin\, Jess Sabogal\, and Chukwudubem Ukaigwe. Across distinct practices
 \, these artists turn toward geographic\, cultural\, ancestral\, and bodil
 y origins as a site of inquiry. They examine how power is inherited\, how 
 trauma is transmitted\, and how identity is shaped within systems designed
  to constrain it. It is an exhibition about reclamation.\n\nThe exhibition
  spans across a diverse range of mediums\, including ballpoint pen drawing
 \, painting\, performance\, sound\, video\, installation\, sculpture\, cer
 amics\, photography\, and layered narrative forms. The artists unearth per
 sonal and collective histories through embodied\, material\, and archaeolo
 gical gestures. Queer and Trans experiences\, racialized histories\, and l
 ived memory are not treated as fixed subjects\, but as evolving terrain th
 at is shared and reimagined. These artists build futures that center Black
 \, Brown\, Queer\, and Trans lives as sources of wisdom and possibility. U
 nearthed\, Unbound offers a practice of worldbuilding rooted in resistance
  and care\, an insistence that what has been buried still speaks and might
  even help us heal.\n\nTerry Berlier\, Curator\n\nON VIEW: February 10-Mar
 ch 13\, 2026\n\nOPENING RECEPTION: February 12\, 4-6pm\n\nVISITOR INFORMAT
 ION: Coulter Art Gallery is located at 355 Roth Way (McMurtry Building) on
  Stanford campus. The gallery is open Monday-Friday\, 12-5pm\, and will be
  closed on February 16-17. Visitor parking is available in designated area
 s and payment is managed through ParkMobile (free after 4pm\, except by th
 e Oval). Alternatively\, take the Caltrain to Palo Alto Transit Center and
  hop on the free Stanford Marguerite Shuttle. This exhibition is open to S
 tanford affiliates and the general public. Admission is free. \n\nConnect 
 with the Department of Art & Art History! Subscribe to our mailing list an
 d follow us on Instagram and Facebook.
GEO:37.432546;-122.171856
LOCATION:McMurtry Building\, Coulter Art Gallery
SUMMARY:Unearthed\, Unbound: 2026 First-Year MFA Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/2026-first-year-mfa-exhibit
 ion
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:As democracy is strained and histories are systematically erase
 d\, art becomes a practice of excavation. Creative practice becomes a spac
 e where memories are mined\, survival tactics are articulated\, and care i
 s reimagined. Art does not simply reflect the world as it is. It digs\, li
 stens\, insists\, and it pries it open.\n\nUnearthed\, Unbound gathers the
  work of the MFA First Year cohort: Alyssa Aviles\, Imani Dennison\, Monte
  Marin\, Jess Sabogal\, and Chukwudubem Ukaigwe. Across distinct practices
 \, these artists turn toward geographic\, cultural\, ancestral\, and bodil
 y origins as a site of inquiry. They examine how power is inherited\, how 
 trauma is transmitted\, and how identity is shaped within systems designed
  to constrain it. It is an exhibition about reclamation.\n\nThe exhibition
  spans across a diverse range of mediums\, including ballpoint pen drawing
 \, painting\, performance\, sound\, video\, installation\, sculpture\, cer
 amics\, photography\, and layered narrative forms. The artists unearth per
 sonal and collective histories through embodied\, material\, and archaeolo
 gical gestures. Queer and Trans experiences\, racialized histories\, and l
 ived memory are not treated as fixed subjects\, but as evolving terrain th
 at is shared and reimagined. These artists build futures that center Black
 \, Brown\, Queer\, and Trans lives as sources of wisdom and possibility. U
 nearthed\, Unbound offers a practice of worldbuilding rooted in resistance
  and care\, an insistence that what has been buried still speaks and might
  even help us heal.\n\nTerry Berlier\, Curator\n\nON VIEW: February 10-Mar
 ch 13\, 2026\n\nOPENING RECEPTION: February 12\, 4-6pm\n\nVISITOR INFORMAT
 ION: Coulter Art Gallery is located at 355 Roth Way (McMurtry Building) on
  Stanford campus. The gallery is open Monday-Friday\, 12-5pm\, and will be
  closed on February 16-17. Visitor parking is available in designated area
 s and payment is managed through ParkMobile (free after 4pm\, except by th
 e Oval). Alternatively\, take the Caltrain to Palo Alto Transit Center and
  hop on the free Stanford Marguerite Shuttle. This exhibition is open to S
 tanford affiliates and the general public. Admission is free. \n\nConnect 
 with the Department of Art & Art History! Subscribe to our mailing list an
 d follow us on Instagram and Facebook.
GEO:37.432546;-122.171856
LOCATION:McMurtry Building\, Coulter Art Gallery
SUMMARY:Unearthed\, Unbound: 2026 First-Year MFA Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/2026-first-year-mfa-exhibit
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DESCRIPTION:As democracy is strained and histories are systematically erase
 d\, art becomes a practice of excavation. Creative practice becomes a spac
 e where memories are mined\, survival tactics are articulated\, and care i
 s reimagined. Art does not simply reflect the world as it is. It digs\, li
 stens\, insists\, and it pries it open.\n\nUnearthed\, Unbound gathers the
  work of the MFA First Year cohort: Alyssa Aviles\, Imani Dennison\, Monte
  Marin\, Jess Sabogal\, and Chukwudubem Ukaigwe. Across distinct practices
 \, these artists turn toward geographic\, cultural\, ancestral\, and bodil
 y origins as a site of inquiry. They examine how power is inherited\, how 
 trauma is transmitted\, and how identity is shaped within systems designed
  to constrain it. It is an exhibition about reclamation.\n\nThe exhibition
  spans across a diverse range of mediums\, including ballpoint pen drawing
 \, painting\, performance\, sound\, video\, installation\, sculpture\, cer
 amics\, photography\, and layered narrative forms. The artists unearth per
 sonal and collective histories through embodied\, material\, and archaeolo
 gical gestures. Queer and Trans experiences\, racialized histories\, and l
 ived memory are not treated as fixed subjects\, but as evolving terrain th
 at is shared and reimagined. These artists build futures that center Black
 \, Brown\, Queer\, and Trans lives as sources of wisdom and possibility. U
 nearthed\, Unbound offers a practice of worldbuilding rooted in resistance
  and care\, an insistence that what has been buried still speaks and might
  even help us heal.\n\nTerry Berlier\, Curator\n\nON VIEW: February 10-Mar
 ch 13\, 2026\n\nOPENING RECEPTION: February 12\, 4-6pm\n\nVISITOR INFORMAT
 ION: Coulter Art Gallery is located at 355 Roth Way (McMurtry Building) on
  Stanford campus. The gallery is open Monday-Friday\, 12-5pm\, and will be
  closed on February 16-17. Visitor parking is available in designated area
 s and payment is managed through ParkMobile (free after 4pm\, except by th
 e Oval). Alternatively\, take the Caltrain to Palo Alto Transit Center and
  hop on the free Stanford Marguerite Shuttle. This exhibition is open to S
 tanford affiliates and the general public. Admission is free. \n\nConnect 
 with the Department of Art & Art History! Subscribe to our mailing list an
 d follow us on Instagram and Facebook.
GEO:37.432546;-122.171856
LOCATION:McMurtry Building\, Coulter Art Gallery
SUMMARY:Unearthed\, Unbound: 2026 First-Year MFA Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/2026-first-year-mfa-exhibit
 ion
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DESCRIPTION:As democracy is strained and histories are systematically erase
 d\, art becomes a practice of excavation. Creative practice becomes a spac
 e where memories are mined\, survival tactics are articulated\, and care i
 s reimagined. Art does not simply reflect the world as it is. It digs\, li
 stens\, insists\, and it pries it open.\n\nUnearthed\, Unbound gathers the
  work of the MFA First Year cohort: Alyssa Aviles\, Imani Dennison\, Monte
  Marin\, Jess Sabogal\, and Chukwudubem Ukaigwe. Across distinct practices
 \, these artists turn toward geographic\, cultural\, ancestral\, and bodil
 y origins as a site of inquiry. They examine how power is inherited\, how 
 trauma is transmitted\, and how identity is shaped within systems designed
  to constrain it. It is an exhibition about reclamation.\n\nThe exhibition
  spans across a diverse range of mediums\, including ballpoint pen drawing
 \, painting\, performance\, sound\, video\, installation\, sculpture\, cer
 amics\, photography\, and layered narrative forms. The artists unearth per
 sonal and collective histories through embodied\, material\, and archaeolo
 gical gestures. Queer and Trans experiences\, racialized histories\, and l
 ived memory are not treated as fixed subjects\, but as evolving terrain th
 at is shared and reimagined. These artists build futures that center Black
 \, Brown\, Queer\, and Trans lives as sources of wisdom and possibility. U
 nearthed\, Unbound offers a practice of worldbuilding rooted in resistance
  and care\, an insistence that what has been buried still speaks and might
  even help us heal.\n\nTerry Berlier\, Curator\n\nON VIEW: February 10-Mar
 ch 13\, 2026\n\nOPENING RECEPTION: February 12\, 4-6pm\n\nVISITOR INFORMAT
 ION: Coulter Art Gallery is located at 355 Roth Way (McMurtry Building) on
  Stanford campus. The gallery is open Monday-Friday\, 12-5pm\, and will be
  closed on February 16-17. Visitor parking is available in designated area
 s and payment is managed through ParkMobile (free after 4pm\, except by th
 e Oval). Alternatively\, take the Caltrain to Palo Alto Transit Center and
  hop on the free Stanford Marguerite Shuttle. This exhibition is open to S
 tanford affiliates and the general public. Admission is free. \n\nConnect 
 with the Department of Art & Art History! Subscribe to our mailing list an
 d follow us on Instagram and Facebook.
GEO:37.432546;-122.171856
LOCATION:McMurtry Building\, Coulter Art Gallery
SUMMARY:Unearthed\, Unbound: 2026 First-Year MFA Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/2026-first-year-mfa-exhibit
 ion
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DTSTAMP:20260811T085550Z
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DTSTART:20260220T200000Z
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DESCRIPTION:As democracy is strained and histories are systematically erase
 d\, art becomes a practice of excavation. Creative practice becomes a spac
 e where memories are mined\, survival tactics are articulated\, and care i
 s reimagined. Art does not simply reflect the world as it is. It digs\, li
 stens\, insists\, and it pries it open.\n\nUnearthed\, Unbound gathers the
  work of the MFA First Year cohort: Alyssa Aviles\, Imani Dennison\, Monte
  Marin\, Jess Sabogal\, and Chukwudubem Ukaigwe. Across distinct practices
 \, these artists turn toward geographic\, cultural\, ancestral\, and bodil
 y origins as a site of inquiry. They examine how power is inherited\, how 
 trauma is transmitted\, and how identity is shaped within systems designed
  to constrain it. It is an exhibition about reclamation.\n\nThe exhibition
  spans across a diverse range of mediums\, including ballpoint pen drawing
 \, painting\, performance\, sound\, video\, installation\, sculpture\, cer
 amics\, photography\, and layered narrative forms. The artists unearth per
 sonal and collective histories through embodied\, material\, and archaeolo
 gical gestures. Queer and Trans experiences\, racialized histories\, and l
 ived memory are not treated as fixed subjects\, but as evolving terrain th
 at is shared and reimagined. These artists build futures that center Black
 \, Brown\, Queer\, and Trans lives as sources of wisdom and possibility. U
 nearthed\, Unbound offers a practice of worldbuilding rooted in resistance
  and care\, an insistence that what has been buried still speaks and might
  even help us heal.\n\nTerry Berlier\, Curator\n\nON VIEW: February 10-Mar
 ch 13\, 2026\n\nOPENING RECEPTION: February 12\, 4-6pm\n\nVISITOR INFORMAT
 ION: Coulter Art Gallery is located at 355 Roth Way (McMurtry Building) on
  Stanford campus. The gallery is open Monday-Friday\, 12-5pm\, and will be
  closed on February 16-17. Visitor parking is available in designated area
 s and payment is managed through ParkMobile (free after 4pm\, except by th
 e Oval). Alternatively\, take the Caltrain to Palo Alto Transit Center and
  hop on the free Stanford Marguerite Shuttle. This exhibition is open to S
 tanford affiliates and the general public. Admission is free. \n\nConnect 
 with the Department of Art & Art History! Subscribe to our mailing list an
 d follow us on Instagram and Facebook.
GEO:37.432546;-122.171856
LOCATION:McMurtry Building\, Coulter Art Gallery
SUMMARY:Unearthed\, Unbound: 2026 First-Year MFA Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/2026-first-year-mfa-exhibit
 ion
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DTSTAMP:20260811T085550Z
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DTSTART:20260223T200000Z
DTEND:20260224T010000Z
DESCRIPTION:As democracy is strained and histories are systematically erase
 d\, art becomes a practice of excavation. Creative practice becomes a spac
 e where memories are mined\, survival tactics are articulated\, and care i
 s reimagined. Art does not simply reflect the world as it is. It digs\, li
 stens\, insists\, and it pries it open.\n\nUnearthed\, Unbound gathers the
  work of the MFA First Year cohort: Alyssa Aviles\, Imani Dennison\, Monte
  Marin\, Jess Sabogal\, and Chukwudubem Ukaigwe. Across distinct practices
 \, these artists turn toward geographic\, cultural\, ancestral\, and bodil
 y origins as a site of inquiry. They examine how power is inherited\, how 
 trauma is transmitted\, and how identity is shaped within systems designed
  to constrain it. It is an exhibition about reclamation.\n\nThe exhibition
  spans across a diverse range of mediums\, including ballpoint pen drawing
 \, painting\, performance\, sound\, video\, installation\, sculpture\, cer
 amics\, photography\, and layered narrative forms. The artists unearth per
 sonal and collective histories through embodied\, material\, and archaeolo
 gical gestures. Queer and Trans experiences\, racialized histories\, and l
 ived memory are not treated as fixed subjects\, but as evolving terrain th
 at is shared and reimagined. These artists build futures that center Black
 \, Brown\, Queer\, and Trans lives as sources of wisdom and possibility. U
 nearthed\, Unbound offers a practice of worldbuilding rooted in resistance
  and care\, an insistence that what has been buried still speaks and might
  even help us heal.\n\nTerry Berlier\, Curator\n\nON VIEW: February 10-Mar
 ch 13\, 2026\n\nOPENING RECEPTION: February 12\, 4-6pm\n\nVISITOR INFORMAT
 ION: Coulter Art Gallery is located at 355 Roth Way (McMurtry Building) on
  Stanford campus. The gallery is open Monday-Friday\, 12-5pm\, and will be
  closed on February 16-17. Visitor parking is available in designated area
 s and payment is managed through ParkMobile (free after 4pm\, except by th
 e Oval). Alternatively\, take the Caltrain to Palo Alto Transit Center and
  hop on the free Stanford Marguerite Shuttle. This exhibition is open to S
 tanford affiliates and the general public. Admission is free. \n\nConnect 
 with the Department of Art & Art History! Subscribe to our mailing list an
 d follow us on Instagram and Facebook.
GEO:37.432546;-122.171856
LOCATION:McMurtry Building\, Coulter Art Gallery
SUMMARY:Unearthed\, Unbound: 2026 First-Year MFA Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/2026-first-year-mfa-exhibit
 ion
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTAMP:20260811T085550Z
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DTSTART:20260224T200000Z
DTEND:20260225T010000Z
DESCRIPTION:As democracy is strained and histories are systematically erase
 d\, art becomes a practice of excavation. Creative practice becomes a spac
 e where memories are mined\, survival tactics are articulated\, and care i
 s reimagined. Art does not simply reflect the world as it is. It digs\, li
 stens\, insists\, and it pries it open.\n\nUnearthed\, Unbound gathers the
  work of the MFA First Year cohort: Alyssa Aviles\, Imani Dennison\, Monte
  Marin\, Jess Sabogal\, and Chukwudubem Ukaigwe. Across distinct practices
 \, these artists turn toward geographic\, cultural\, ancestral\, and bodil
 y origins as a site of inquiry. They examine how power is inherited\, how 
 trauma is transmitted\, and how identity is shaped within systems designed
  to constrain it. It is an exhibition about reclamation.\n\nThe exhibition
  spans across a diverse range of mediums\, including ballpoint pen drawing
 \, painting\, performance\, sound\, video\, installation\, sculpture\, cer
 amics\, photography\, and layered narrative forms. The artists unearth per
 sonal and collective histories through embodied\, material\, and archaeolo
 gical gestures. Queer and Trans experiences\, racialized histories\, and l
 ived memory are not treated as fixed subjects\, but as evolving terrain th
 at is shared and reimagined. These artists build futures that center Black
 \, Brown\, Queer\, and Trans lives as sources of wisdom and possibility. U
 nearthed\, Unbound offers a practice of worldbuilding rooted in resistance
  and care\, an insistence that what has been buried still speaks and might
  even help us heal.\n\nTerry Berlier\, Curator\n\nON VIEW: February 10-Mar
 ch 13\, 2026\n\nOPENING RECEPTION: February 12\, 4-6pm\n\nVISITOR INFORMAT
 ION: Coulter Art Gallery is located at 355 Roth Way (McMurtry Building) on
  Stanford campus. The gallery is open Monday-Friday\, 12-5pm\, and will be
  closed on February 16-17. Visitor parking is available in designated area
 s and payment is managed through ParkMobile (free after 4pm\, except by th
 e Oval). Alternatively\, take the Caltrain to Palo Alto Transit Center and
  hop on the free Stanford Marguerite Shuttle. This exhibition is open to S
 tanford affiliates and the general public. Admission is free. \n\nConnect 
 with the Department of Art & Art History! Subscribe to our mailing list an
 d follow us on Instagram and Facebook.
GEO:37.432546;-122.171856
LOCATION:McMurtry Building\, Coulter Art Gallery
SUMMARY:Unearthed\, Unbound: 2026 First-Year MFA Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/2026-first-year-mfa-exhibit
 ion
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260811T085550Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51331836842964
DTSTART:20260225T200000Z
DTEND:20260226T010000Z
DESCRIPTION:As democracy is strained and histories are systematically erase
 d\, art becomes a practice of excavation. Creative practice becomes a spac
 e where memories are mined\, survival tactics are articulated\, and care i
 s reimagined. Art does not simply reflect the world as it is. It digs\, li
 stens\, insists\, and it pries it open.\n\nUnearthed\, Unbound gathers the
  work of the MFA First Year cohort: Alyssa Aviles\, Imani Dennison\, Monte
  Marin\, Jess Sabogal\, and Chukwudubem Ukaigwe. Across distinct practices
 \, these artists turn toward geographic\, cultural\, ancestral\, and bodil
 y origins as a site of inquiry. They examine how power is inherited\, how 
 trauma is transmitted\, and how identity is shaped within systems designed
  to constrain it. It is an exhibition about reclamation.\n\nThe exhibition
  spans across a diverse range of mediums\, including ballpoint pen drawing
 \, painting\, performance\, sound\, video\, installation\, sculpture\, cer
 amics\, photography\, and layered narrative forms. The artists unearth per
 sonal and collective histories through embodied\, material\, and archaeolo
 gical gestures. Queer and Trans experiences\, racialized histories\, and l
 ived memory are not treated as fixed subjects\, but as evolving terrain th
 at is shared and reimagined. These artists build futures that center Black
 \, Brown\, Queer\, and Trans lives as sources of wisdom and possibility. U
 nearthed\, Unbound offers a practice of worldbuilding rooted in resistance
  and care\, an insistence that what has been buried still speaks and might
  even help us heal.\n\nTerry Berlier\, Curator\n\nON VIEW: February 10-Mar
 ch 13\, 2026\n\nOPENING RECEPTION: February 12\, 4-6pm\n\nVISITOR INFORMAT
 ION: Coulter Art Gallery is located at 355 Roth Way (McMurtry Building) on
  Stanford campus. The gallery is open Monday-Friday\, 12-5pm\, and will be
  closed on February 16-17. Visitor parking is available in designated area
 s and payment is managed through ParkMobile (free after 4pm\, except by th
 e Oval). Alternatively\, take the Caltrain to Palo Alto Transit Center and
  hop on the free Stanford Marguerite Shuttle. This exhibition is open to S
 tanford affiliates and the general public. Admission is free. \n\nConnect 
 with the Department of Art & Art History! Subscribe to our mailing list an
 d follow us on Instagram and Facebook.
GEO:37.432546;-122.171856
LOCATION:McMurtry Building\, Coulter Art Gallery
SUMMARY:Unearthed\, Unbound: 2026 First-Year MFA Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/2026-first-year-mfa-exhibit
 ion
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260811T085550Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_51331836843989
DTSTART:20260226T200000Z
DTEND:20260227T010000Z
DESCRIPTION:As democracy is strained and histories are systematically erase
 d\, art becomes a practice of excavation. Creative practice becomes a spac
 e where memories are mined\, survival tactics are articulated\, and care i
 s reimagined. Art does not simply reflect the world as it is. It digs\, li
 stens\, insists\, and it pries it open.\n\nUnearthed\, Unbound gathers the
  work of the MFA First Year cohort: Alyssa Aviles\, Imani Dennison\, Monte
  Marin\, Jess Sabogal\, and Chukwudubem Ukaigwe. Across distinct practices
 \, these artists turn toward geographic\, cultural\, ancestral\, and bodil
 y origins as a site of inquiry. They examine how power is inherited\, how 
 trauma is transmitted\, and how identity is shaped within systems designed
  to constrain it. It is an exhibition about reclamation.\n\nThe exhibition
  spans across a diverse range of mediums\, including ballpoint pen drawing
 \, painting\, performance\, sound\, video\, installation\, sculpture\, cer
 amics\, photography\, and layered narrative forms. The artists unearth per
 sonal and collective histories through embodied\, material\, and archaeolo
 gical gestures. Queer and Trans experiences\, racialized histories\, and l
 ived memory are not treated as fixed subjects\, but as evolving terrain th
 at is shared and reimagined. These artists build futures that center Black
 \, Brown\, Queer\, and Trans lives as sources of wisdom and possibility. U
 nearthed\, Unbound offers a practice of worldbuilding rooted in resistance
  and care\, an insistence that what has been buried still speaks and might
  even help us heal.\n\nTerry Berlier\, Curator\n\nON VIEW: February 10-Mar
 ch 13\, 2026\n\nOPENING RECEPTION: February 12\, 4-6pm\n\nVISITOR INFORMAT
 ION: Coulter Art Gallery is located at 355 Roth Way (McMurtry Building) on
  Stanford campus. The gallery is open Monday-Friday\, 12-5pm\, and will be
  closed on February 16-17. Visitor parking is available in designated area
 s and payment is managed through ParkMobile (free after 4pm\, except by th
 e Oval). Alternatively\, take the Caltrain to Palo Alto Transit Center and
  hop on the free Stanford Marguerite Shuttle. This exhibition is open to S
 tanford affiliates and the general public. Admission is free. \n\nConnect 
 with the Department of Art & Art History! Subscribe to our mailing list an
 d follow us on Instagram and Facebook.
GEO:37.432546;-122.171856
LOCATION:McMurtry Building\, Coulter Art Gallery
SUMMARY:Unearthed\, Unbound: 2026 First-Year MFA Exhibition
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DTSTAMP:20260811T085550Z
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DESCRIPTION:As democracy is strained and histories are systematically erase
 d\, art becomes a practice of excavation. Creative practice becomes a spac
 e where memories are mined\, survival tactics are articulated\, and care i
 s reimagined. Art does not simply reflect the world as it is. It digs\, li
 stens\, insists\, and it pries it open.\n\nUnearthed\, Unbound gathers the
  work of the MFA First Year cohort: Alyssa Aviles\, Imani Dennison\, Monte
  Marin\, Jess Sabogal\, and Chukwudubem Ukaigwe. Across distinct practices
 \, these artists turn toward geographic\, cultural\, ancestral\, and bodil
 y origins as a site of inquiry. They examine how power is inherited\, how 
 trauma is transmitted\, and how identity is shaped within systems designed
  to constrain it. It is an exhibition about reclamation.\n\nThe exhibition
  spans across a diverse range of mediums\, including ballpoint pen drawing
 \, painting\, performance\, sound\, video\, installation\, sculpture\, cer
 amics\, photography\, and layered narrative forms. The artists unearth per
 sonal and collective histories through embodied\, material\, and archaeolo
 gical gestures. Queer and Trans experiences\, racialized histories\, and l
 ived memory are not treated as fixed subjects\, but as evolving terrain th
 at is shared and reimagined. These artists build futures that center Black
 \, Brown\, Queer\, and Trans lives as sources of wisdom and possibility. U
 nearthed\, Unbound offers a practice of worldbuilding rooted in resistance
  and care\, an insistence that what has been buried still speaks and might
  even help us heal.\n\nTerry Berlier\, Curator\n\nON VIEW: February 10-Mar
 ch 13\, 2026\n\nOPENING RECEPTION: February 12\, 4-6pm\n\nVISITOR INFORMAT
 ION: Coulter Art Gallery is located at 355 Roth Way (McMurtry Building) on
  Stanford campus. The gallery is open Monday-Friday\, 12-5pm\, and will be
  closed on February 16-17. Visitor parking is available in designated area
 s and payment is managed through ParkMobile (free after 4pm\, except by th
 e Oval). Alternatively\, take the Caltrain to Palo Alto Transit Center and
  hop on the free Stanford Marguerite Shuttle. This exhibition is open to S
 tanford affiliates and the general public. Admission is free. \n\nConnect 
 with the Department of Art & Art History! Subscribe to our mailing list an
 d follow us on Instagram and Facebook.
GEO:37.432546;-122.171856
LOCATION:McMurtry Building\, Coulter Art Gallery
SUMMARY:Unearthed\, Unbound: 2026 First-Year MFA Exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:As democracy is strained and histories are systematically erase
 d\, art becomes a practice of excavation. Creative practice becomes a spac
 e where memories are mined\, survival tactics are articulated\, and care i
 s reimagined. Art does not simply reflect the world as it is. It digs\, li
 stens\, insists\, and it pries it open.\n\nUnearthed\, Unbound gathers the
  work of the MFA First Year cohort: Alyssa Aviles\, Imani Dennison\, Monte
  Marin\, Jess Sabogal\, and Chukwudubem Ukaigwe. Across distinct practices
 \, these artists turn toward geographic\, cultural\, ancestral\, and bodil
 y origins as a site of inquiry. They examine how power is inherited\, how 
 trauma is transmitted\, and how identity is shaped within systems designed
  to constrain it. It is an exhibition about reclamation.\n\nThe exhibition
  spans across a diverse range of mediums\, including ballpoint pen drawing
 \, painting\, performance\, sound\, video\, installation\, sculpture\, cer
 amics\, photography\, and layered narrative forms. The artists unearth per
 sonal and collective histories through embodied\, material\, and archaeolo
 gical gestures. Queer and Trans experiences\, racialized histories\, and l
 ived memory are not treated as fixed subjects\, but as evolving terrain th
 at is shared and reimagined. These artists build futures that center Black
 \, Brown\, Queer\, and Trans lives as sources of wisdom and possibility. U
 nearthed\, Unbound offers a practice of worldbuilding rooted in resistance
  and care\, an insistence that what has been buried still speaks and might
  even help us heal.\n\nTerry Berlier\, Curator\n\nON VIEW: February 10-Mar
 ch 13\, 2026\n\nOPENING RECEPTION: February 12\, 4-6pm\n\nVISITOR INFORMAT
 ION: Coulter Art Gallery is located at 355 Roth Way (McMurtry Building) on
  Stanford campus. The gallery is open Monday-Friday\, 12-5pm\, and will be
  closed on February 16-17. Visitor parking is available in designated area
 s and payment is managed through ParkMobile (free after 4pm\, except by th
 e Oval). Alternatively\, take the Caltrain to Palo Alto Transit Center and
  hop on the free Stanford Marguerite Shuttle. This exhibition is open to S
 tanford affiliates and the general public. Admission is free. \n\nConnect 
 with the Department of Art & Art History! Subscribe to our mailing list an
 d follow us on Instagram and Facebook.
GEO:37.432546;-122.171856
LOCATION:McMurtry Building\, Coulter Art Gallery
SUMMARY:Unearthed\, Unbound: 2026 First-Year MFA Exhibition
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DTSTAMP:20260811T085550Z
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DESCRIPTION:As democracy is strained and histories are systematically erase
 d\, art becomes a practice of excavation. Creative practice becomes a spac
 e where memories are mined\, survival tactics are articulated\, and care i
 s reimagined. Art does not simply reflect the world as it is. It digs\, li
 stens\, insists\, and it pries it open.\n\nUnearthed\, Unbound gathers the
  work of the MFA First Year cohort: Alyssa Aviles\, Imani Dennison\, Monte
  Marin\, Jess Sabogal\, and Chukwudubem Ukaigwe. Across distinct practices
 \, these artists turn toward geographic\, cultural\, ancestral\, and bodil
 y origins as a site of inquiry. They examine how power is inherited\, how 
 trauma is transmitted\, and how identity is shaped within systems designed
  to constrain it. It is an exhibition about reclamation.\n\nThe exhibition
  spans across a diverse range of mediums\, including ballpoint pen drawing
 \, painting\, performance\, sound\, video\, installation\, sculpture\, cer
 amics\, photography\, and layered narrative forms. The artists unearth per
 sonal and collective histories through embodied\, material\, and archaeolo
 gical gestures. Queer and Trans experiences\, racialized histories\, and l
 ived memory are not treated as fixed subjects\, but as evolving terrain th
 at is shared and reimagined. These artists build futures that center Black
 \, Brown\, Queer\, and Trans lives as sources of wisdom and possibility. U
 nearthed\, Unbound offers a practice of worldbuilding rooted in resistance
  and care\, an insistence that what has been buried still speaks and might
  even help us heal.\n\nTerry Berlier\, Curator\n\nON VIEW: February 10-Mar
 ch 13\, 2026\n\nOPENING RECEPTION: February 12\, 4-6pm\n\nVISITOR INFORMAT
 ION: Coulter Art Gallery is located at 355 Roth Way (McMurtry Building) on
  Stanford campus. The gallery is open Monday-Friday\, 12-5pm\, and will be
  closed on February 16-17. Visitor parking is available in designated area
 s and payment is managed through ParkMobile (free after 4pm\, except by th
 e Oval). Alternatively\, take the Caltrain to Palo Alto Transit Center and
  hop on the free Stanford Marguerite Shuttle. This exhibition is open to S
 tanford affiliates and the general public. Admission is free. \n\nConnect 
 with the Department of Art & Art History! Subscribe to our mailing list an
 d follow us on Instagram and Facebook.
GEO:37.432546;-122.171856
LOCATION:McMurtry Building\, Coulter Art Gallery
SUMMARY:Unearthed\, Unbound: 2026 First-Year MFA Exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:As democracy is strained and histories are systematically erase
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 e where memories are mined\, survival tactics are articulated\, and care i
 s reimagined. Art does not simply reflect the world as it is. It digs\, li
 stens\, insists\, and it pries it open.\n\nUnearthed\, Unbound gathers the
  work of the MFA First Year cohort: Alyssa Aviles\, Imani Dennison\, Monte
  Marin\, Jess Sabogal\, and Chukwudubem Ukaigwe. Across distinct practices
 \, these artists turn toward geographic\, cultural\, ancestral\, and bodil
 y origins as a site of inquiry. They examine how power is inherited\, how 
 trauma is transmitted\, and how identity is shaped within systems designed
  to constrain it. It is an exhibition about reclamation.\n\nThe exhibition
  spans across a diverse range of mediums\, including ballpoint pen drawing
 \, painting\, performance\, sound\, video\, installation\, sculpture\, cer
 amics\, photography\, and layered narrative forms. The artists unearth per
 sonal and collective histories through embodied\, material\, and archaeolo
 gical gestures. Queer and Trans experiences\, racialized histories\, and l
 ived memory are not treated as fixed subjects\, but as evolving terrain th
 at is shared and reimagined. These artists build futures that center Black
 \, Brown\, Queer\, and Trans lives as sources of wisdom and possibility. U
 nearthed\, Unbound offers a practice of worldbuilding rooted in resistance
  and care\, an insistence that what has been buried still speaks and might
  even help us heal.\n\nTerry Berlier\, Curator\n\nON VIEW: February 10-Mar
 ch 13\, 2026\n\nOPENING RECEPTION: February 12\, 4-6pm\n\nVISITOR INFORMAT
 ION: Coulter Art Gallery is located at 355 Roth Way (McMurtry Building) on
  Stanford campus. The gallery is open Monday-Friday\, 12-5pm\, and will be
  closed on February 16-17. Visitor parking is available in designated area
 s and payment is managed through ParkMobile (free after 4pm\, except by th
 e Oval). Alternatively\, take the Caltrain to Palo Alto Transit Center and
  hop on the free Stanford Marguerite Shuttle. This exhibition is open to S
 tanford affiliates and the general public. Admission is free. \n\nConnect 
 with the Department of Art & Art History! Subscribe to our mailing list an
 d follow us on Instagram and Facebook.
GEO:37.432546;-122.171856
LOCATION:McMurtry Building\, Coulter Art Gallery
SUMMARY:Unearthed\, Unbound: 2026 First-Year MFA Exhibition
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DESCRIPTION:As democracy is strained and histories are systematically erase
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 e where memories are mined\, survival tactics are articulated\, and care i
 s reimagined. Art does not simply reflect the world as it is. It digs\, li
 stens\, insists\, and it pries it open.\n\nUnearthed\, Unbound gathers the
  work of the MFA First Year cohort: Alyssa Aviles\, Imani Dennison\, Monte
  Marin\, Jess Sabogal\, and Chukwudubem Ukaigwe. Across distinct practices
 \, these artists turn toward geographic\, cultural\, ancestral\, and bodil
 y origins as a site of inquiry. They examine how power is inherited\, how 
 trauma is transmitted\, and how identity is shaped within systems designed
  to constrain it. It is an exhibition about reclamation.\n\nThe exhibition
  spans across a diverse range of mediums\, including ballpoint pen drawing
 \, painting\, performance\, sound\, video\, installation\, sculpture\, cer
 amics\, photography\, and layered narrative forms. The artists unearth per
 sonal and collective histories through embodied\, material\, and archaeolo
 gical gestures. Queer and Trans experiences\, racialized histories\, and l
 ived memory are not treated as fixed subjects\, but as evolving terrain th
 at is shared and reimagined. These artists build futures that center Black
 \, Brown\, Queer\, and Trans lives as sources of wisdom and possibility. U
 nearthed\, Unbound offers a practice of worldbuilding rooted in resistance
  and care\, an insistence that what has been buried still speaks and might
  even help us heal.\n\nTerry Berlier\, Curator\n\nON VIEW: February 10-Mar
 ch 13\, 2026\n\nOPENING RECEPTION: February 12\, 4-6pm\n\nVISITOR INFORMAT
 ION: Coulter Art Gallery is located at 355 Roth Way (McMurtry Building) on
  Stanford campus. The gallery is open Monday-Friday\, 12-5pm\, and will be
  closed on February 16-17. Visitor parking is available in designated area
 s and payment is managed through ParkMobile (free after 4pm\, except by th
 e Oval). Alternatively\, take the Caltrain to Palo Alto Transit Center and
  hop on the free Stanford Marguerite Shuttle. This exhibition is open to S
 tanford affiliates and the general public. Admission is free. \n\nConnect 
 with the Department of Art & Art History! Subscribe to our mailing list an
 d follow us on Instagram and Facebook.
GEO:37.432546;-122.171856
LOCATION:McMurtry Building\, Coulter Art Gallery
SUMMARY:Unearthed\, Unbound: 2026 First-Year MFA Exhibition
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DTSTAMP:20260811T085550Z
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DTSTART:20260306T200000Z
DTEND:20260307T010000Z
DESCRIPTION:As democracy is strained and histories are systematically erase
 d\, art becomes a practice of excavation. Creative practice becomes a spac
 e where memories are mined\, survival tactics are articulated\, and care i
 s reimagined. Art does not simply reflect the world as it is. It digs\, li
 stens\, insists\, and it pries it open.\n\nUnearthed\, Unbound gathers the
  work of the MFA First Year cohort: Alyssa Aviles\, Imani Dennison\, Monte
  Marin\, Jess Sabogal\, and Chukwudubem Ukaigwe. Across distinct practices
 \, these artists turn toward geographic\, cultural\, ancestral\, and bodil
 y origins as a site of inquiry. They examine how power is inherited\, how 
 trauma is transmitted\, and how identity is shaped within systems designed
  to constrain it. It is an exhibition about reclamation.\n\nThe exhibition
  spans across a diverse range of mediums\, including ballpoint pen drawing
 \, painting\, performance\, sound\, video\, installation\, sculpture\, cer
 amics\, photography\, and layered narrative forms. The artists unearth per
 sonal and collective histories through embodied\, material\, and archaeolo
 gical gestures. Queer and Trans experiences\, racialized histories\, and l
 ived memory are not treated as fixed subjects\, but as evolving terrain th
 at is shared and reimagined. These artists build futures that center Black
 \, Brown\, Queer\, and Trans lives as sources of wisdom and possibility. U
 nearthed\, Unbound offers a practice of worldbuilding rooted in resistance
  and care\, an insistence that what has been buried still speaks and might
  even help us heal.\n\nTerry Berlier\, Curator\n\nON VIEW: February 10-Mar
 ch 13\, 2026\n\nOPENING RECEPTION: February 12\, 4-6pm\n\nVISITOR INFORMAT
 ION: Coulter Art Gallery is located at 355 Roth Way (McMurtry Building) on
  Stanford campus. The gallery is open Monday-Friday\, 12-5pm\, and will be
  closed on February 16-17. Visitor parking is available in designated area
 s and payment is managed through ParkMobile (free after 4pm\, except by th
 e Oval). Alternatively\, take the Caltrain to Palo Alto Transit Center and
  hop on the free Stanford Marguerite Shuttle. This exhibition is open to S
 tanford affiliates and the general public. Admission is free. \n\nConnect 
 with the Department of Art & Art History! Subscribe to our mailing list an
 d follow us on Instagram and Facebook.
GEO:37.432546;-122.171856
LOCATION:McMurtry Building\, Coulter Art Gallery
SUMMARY:Unearthed\, Unbound: 2026 First-Year MFA Exhibition
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DTSTAMP:20260811T085550Z
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DTSTART:20260309T190000Z
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DESCRIPTION:As democracy is strained and histories are systematically erase
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 e where memories are mined\, survival tactics are articulated\, and care i
 s reimagined. Art does not simply reflect the world as it is. It digs\, li
 stens\, insists\, and it pries it open.\n\nUnearthed\, Unbound gathers the
  work of the MFA First Year cohort: Alyssa Aviles\, Imani Dennison\, Monte
  Marin\, Jess Sabogal\, and Chukwudubem Ukaigwe. Across distinct practices
 \, these artists turn toward geographic\, cultural\, ancestral\, and bodil
 y origins as a site of inquiry. They examine how power is inherited\, how 
 trauma is transmitted\, and how identity is shaped within systems designed
  to constrain it. It is an exhibition about reclamation.\n\nThe exhibition
  spans across a diverse range of mediums\, including ballpoint pen drawing
 \, painting\, performance\, sound\, video\, installation\, sculpture\, cer
 amics\, photography\, and layered narrative forms. The artists unearth per
 sonal and collective histories through embodied\, material\, and archaeolo
 gical gestures. Queer and Trans experiences\, racialized histories\, and l
 ived memory are not treated as fixed subjects\, but as evolving terrain th
 at is shared and reimagined. These artists build futures that center Black
 \, Brown\, Queer\, and Trans lives as sources of wisdom and possibility. U
 nearthed\, Unbound offers a practice of worldbuilding rooted in resistance
  and care\, an insistence that what has been buried still speaks and might
  even help us heal.\n\nTerry Berlier\, Curator\n\nON VIEW: February 10-Mar
 ch 13\, 2026\n\nOPENING RECEPTION: February 12\, 4-6pm\n\nVISITOR INFORMAT
 ION: Coulter Art Gallery is located at 355 Roth Way (McMurtry Building) on
  Stanford campus. The gallery is open Monday-Friday\, 12-5pm\, and will be
  closed on February 16-17. Visitor parking is available in designated area
 s and payment is managed through ParkMobile (free after 4pm\, except by th
 e Oval). Alternatively\, take the Caltrain to Palo Alto Transit Center and
  hop on the free Stanford Marguerite Shuttle. This exhibition is open to S
 tanford affiliates and the general public. Admission is free. \n\nConnect 
 with the Department of Art & Art History! Subscribe to our mailing list an
 d follow us on Instagram and Facebook.
GEO:37.432546;-122.171856
LOCATION:McMurtry Building\, Coulter Art Gallery
SUMMARY:Unearthed\, Unbound: 2026 First-Year MFA Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/2026-first-year-mfa-exhibit
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTAMP:20260811T085550Z
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DTEND:20260311T000000Z
DESCRIPTION:As democracy is strained and histories are systematically erase
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 e where memories are mined\, survival tactics are articulated\, and care i
 s reimagined. Art does not simply reflect the world as it is. It digs\, li
 stens\, insists\, and it pries it open.\n\nUnearthed\, Unbound gathers the
  work of the MFA First Year cohort: Alyssa Aviles\, Imani Dennison\, Monte
  Marin\, Jess Sabogal\, and Chukwudubem Ukaigwe. Across distinct practices
 \, these artists turn toward geographic\, cultural\, ancestral\, and bodil
 y origins as a site of inquiry. They examine how power is inherited\, how 
 trauma is transmitted\, and how identity is shaped within systems designed
  to constrain it. It is an exhibition about reclamation.\n\nThe exhibition
  spans across a diverse range of mediums\, including ballpoint pen drawing
 \, painting\, performance\, sound\, video\, installation\, sculpture\, cer
 amics\, photography\, and layered narrative forms. The artists unearth per
 sonal and collective histories through embodied\, material\, and archaeolo
 gical gestures. Queer and Trans experiences\, racialized histories\, and l
 ived memory are not treated as fixed subjects\, but as evolving terrain th
 at is shared and reimagined. These artists build futures that center Black
 \, Brown\, Queer\, and Trans lives as sources of wisdom and possibility. U
 nearthed\, Unbound offers a practice of worldbuilding rooted in resistance
  and care\, an insistence that what has been buried still speaks and might
  even help us heal.\n\nTerry Berlier\, Curator\n\nON VIEW: February 10-Mar
 ch 13\, 2026\n\nOPENING RECEPTION: February 12\, 4-6pm\n\nVISITOR INFORMAT
 ION: Coulter Art Gallery is located at 355 Roth Way (McMurtry Building) on
  Stanford campus. The gallery is open Monday-Friday\, 12-5pm\, and will be
  closed on February 16-17. Visitor parking is available in designated area
 s and payment is managed through ParkMobile (free after 4pm\, except by th
 e Oval). Alternatively\, take the Caltrain to Palo Alto Transit Center and
  hop on the free Stanford Marguerite Shuttle. This exhibition is open to S
 tanford affiliates and the general public. Admission is free. \n\nConnect 
 with the Department of Art & Art History! Subscribe to our mailing list an
 d follow us on Instagram and Facebook.
GEO:37.432546;-122.171856
LOCATION:McMurtry Building\, Coulter Art Gallery
SUMMARY:Unearthed\, Unbound: 2026 First-Year MFA Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/2026-first-year-mfa-exhibit
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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DTSTAMP:20260811T085550Z
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DTSTART:20260311T190000Z
DTEND:20260312T000000Z
DESCRIPTION:As democracy is strained and histories are systematically erase
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 e where memories are mined\, survival tactics are articulated\, and care i
 s reimagined. Art does not simply reflect the world as it is. It digs\, li
 stens\, insists\, and it pries it open.\n\nUnearthed\, Unbound gathers the
  work of the MFA First Year cohort: Alyssa Aviles\, Imani Dennison\, Monte
  Marin\, Jess Sabogal\, and Chukwudubem Ukaigwe. Across distinct practices
 \, these artists turn toward geographic\, cultural\, ancestral\, and bodil
 y origins as a site of inquiry. They examine how power is inherited\, how 
 trauma is transmitted\, and how identity is shaped within systems designed
  to constrain it. It is an exhibition about reclamation.\n\nThe exhibition
  spans across a diverse range of mediums\, including ballpoint pen drawing
 \, painting\, performance\, sound\, video\, installation\, sculpture\, cer
 amics\, photography\, and layered narrative forms. The artists unearth per
 sonal and collective histories through embodied\, material\, and archaeolo
 gical gestures. Queer and Trans experiences\, racialized histories\, and l
 ived memory are not treated as fixed subjects\, but as evolving terrain th
 at is shared and reimagined. These artists build futures that center Black
 \, Brown\, Queer\, and Trans lives as sources of wisdom and possibility. U
 nearthed\, Unbound offers a practice of worldbuilding rooted in resistance
  and care\, an insistence that what has been buried still speaks and might
  even help us heal.\n\nTerry Berlier\, Curator\n\nON VIEW: February 10-Mar
 ch 13\, 2026\n\nOPENING RECEPTION: February 12\, 4-6pm\n\nVISITOR INFORMAT
 ION: Coulter Art Gallery is located at 355 Roth Way (McMurtry Building) on
  Stanford campus. The gallery is open Monday-Friday\, 12-5pm\, and will be
  closed on February 16-17. Visitor parking is available in designated area
 s and payment is managed through ParkMobile (free after 4pm\, except by th
 e Oval). Alternatively\, take the Caltrain to Palo Alto Transit Center and
  hop on the free Stanford Marguerite Shuttle. This exhibition is open to S
 tanford affiliates and the general public. Admission is free. \n\nConnect 
 with the Department of Art & Art History! Subscribe to our mailing list an
 d follow us on Instagram and Facebook.
GEO:37.432546;-122.171856
LOCATION:McMurtry Building\, Coulter Art Gallery
SUMMARY:Unearthed\, Unbound: 2026 First-Year MFA Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/2026-first-year-mfa-exhibit
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CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260811T085550Z
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DTSTART:20260312T190000Z
DTEND:20260313T000000Z
DESCRIPTION:As democracy is strained and histories are systematically erase
 d\, art becomes a practice of excavation. Creative practice becomes a spac
 e where memories are mined\, survival tactics are articulated\, and care i
 s reimagined. Art does not simply reflect the world as it is. It digs\, li
 stens\, insists\, and it pries it open.\n\nUnearthed\, Unbound gathers the
  work of the MFA First Year cohort: Alyssa Aviles\, Imani Dennison\, Monte
  Marin\, Jess Sabogal\, and Chukwudubem Ukaigwe. Across distinct practices
 \, these artists turn toward geographic\, cultural\, ancestral\, and bodil
 y origins as a site of inquiry. They examine how power is inherited\, how 
 trauma is transmitted\, and how identity is shaped within systems designed
  to constrain it. It is an exhibition about reclamation.\n\nThe exhibition
  spans across a diverse range of mediums\, including ballpoint pen drawing
 \, painting\, performance\, sound\, video\, installation\, sculpture\, cer
 amics\, photography\, and layered narrative forms. The artists unearth per
 sonal and collective histories through embodied\, material\, and archaeolo
 gical gestures. Queer and Trans experiences\, racialized histories\, and l
 ived memory are not treated as fixed subjects\, but as evolving terrain th
 at is shared and reimagined. These artists build futures that center Black
 \, Brown\, Queer\, and Trans lives as sources of wisdom and possibility. U
 nearthed\, Unbound offers a practice of worldbuilding rooted in resistance
  and care\, an insistence that what has been buried still speaks and might
  even help us heal.\n\nTerry Berlier\, Curator\n\nON VIEW: February 10-Mar
 ch 13\, 2026\n\nOPENING RECEPTION: February 12\, 4-6pm\n\nVISITOR INFORMAT
 ION: Coulter Art Gallery is located at 355 Roth Way (McMurtry Building) on
  Stanford campus. The gallery is open Monday-Friday\, 12-5pm\, and will be
  closed on February 16-17. Visitor parking is available in designated area
 s and payment is managed through ParkMobile (free after 4pm\, except by th
 e Oval). Alternatively\, take the Caltrain to Palo Alto Transit Center and
  hop on the free Stanford Marguerite Shuttle. This exhibition is open to S
 tanford affiliates and the general public. Admission is free. \n\nConnect 
 with the Department of Art & Art History! Subscribe to our mailing list an
 d follow us on Instagram and Facebook.
GEO:37.432546;-122.171856
LOCATION:McMurtry Building\, Coulter Art Gallery
SUMMARY:Unearthed\, Unbound: 2026 First-Year MFA Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/2026-first-year-mfa-exhibit
 ion
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20260811T085550Z
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DTSTART:20260313T190000Z
DTEND:20260314T000000Z
DESCRIPTION:As democracy is strained and histories are systematically erase
 d\, art becomes a practice of excavation. Creative practice becomes a spac
 e where memories are mined\, survival tactics are articulated\, and care i
 s reimagined. Art does not simply reflect the world as it is. It digs\, li
 stens\, insists\, and it pries it open.\n\nUnearthed\, Unbound gathers the
  work of the MFA First Year cohort: Alyssa Aviles\, Imani Dennison\, Monte
  Marin\, Jess Sabogal\, and Chukwudubem Ukaigwe. Across distinct practices
 \, these artists turn toward geographic\, cultural\, ancestral\, and bodil
 y origins as a site of inquiry. They examine how power is inherited\, how 
 trauma is transmitted\, and how identity is shaped within systems designed
  to constrain it. It is an exhibition about reclamation.\n\nThe exhibition
  spans across a diverse range of mediums\, including ballpoint pen drawing
 \, painting\, performance\, sound\, video\, installation\, sculpture\, cer
 amics\, photography\, and layered narrative forms. The artists unearth per
 sonal and collective histories through embodied\, material\, and archaeolo
 gical gestures. Queer and Trans experiences\, racialized histories\, and l
 ived memory are not treated as fixed subjects\, but as evolving terrain th
 at is shared and reimagined. These artists build futures that center Black
 \, Brown\, Queer\, and Trans lives as sources of wisdom and possibility. U
 nearthed\, Unbound offers a practice of worldbuilding rooted in resistance
  and care\, an insistence that what has been buried still speaks and might
  even help us heal.\n\nTerry Berlier\, Curator\n\nON VIEW: February 10-Mar
 ch 13\, 2026\n\nOPENING RECEPTION: February 12\, 4-6pm\n\nVISITOR INFORMAT
 ION: Coulter Art Gallery is located at 355 Roth Way (McMurtry Building) on
  Stanford campus. The gallery is open Monday-Friday\, 12-5pm\, and will be
  closed on February 16-17. Visitor parking is available in designated area
 s and payment is managed through ParkMobile (free after 4pm\, except by th
 e Oval). Alternatively\, take the Caltrain to Palo Alto Transit Center and
  hop on the free Stanford Marguerite Shuttle. This exhibition is open to S
 tanford affiliates and the general public. Admission is free. \n\nConnect 
 with the Department of Art & Art History! Subscribe to our mailing list an
 d follow us on Instagram and Facebook.
GEO:37.432546;-122.171856
LOCATION:McMurtry Building\, Coulter Art Gallery
SUMMARY:Unearthed\, Unbound: 2026 First-Year MFA Exhibition
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.stanford.edu/event/2026-first-year-mfa-exhibit
 ion
CATEGORIES:Exhibition
END:VEVENT
END:VCALENDAR