Spotlight: Susan Rothenberg
June 11
Susan Rothenberg's horses and fractured figures crackle with raw energy. Her paintings bridge abstraction and representation, pulsing with psychological intensity across five decades of work.
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Fine Arts Exhibition
Fine Arts ExhibitionAnderson Collection
Stanford
Wander through a stunning free museum where Jackson Pollock's "Lucifer" hangs alongside Clyfford Still's bold color fields. The Anderson Collection brings modern and contemporary American art to Stanford's campus with rotating exhibitions that keep every visit fresh.
Jackson Pollock masterpiece
Clyfford Still works
rotating contemporary exhibitions
campus museum
Tips
π¨Pollock's "Lucifer" is a standout
π΅completely free, no tickets needed
β°closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays
Upcoming at Anderson Collection
Thursday, Jun 11
Spotlights
June 11 at 11am
Susan Rothenberg and Robert Therrien finally get the spotlight they deserve. This free exhibition at Stanford's Anderson Collection dedicates entire galleries to each artist for the first time: Rothenberg's emotionally charged figurative paintings meet Therrien's delightfully warped oversized sculptures, with photographer Leo Holub capturing the artists behind the work.
Anderson Collection
Stanford
Fine Arts ExhibitionFine Arts ExhibitionWander through a stunning free museum where Jackson Pollock's "Lucifer" hangs alongside Clyfford Still's bold color fields. The Anderson Collection brings modern and contemporary American art to Stanford's campus with rotating exhibitions that keep every visit fresh.
Jackson Pollock masterpiece
Clyfford Still works
rotating contemporary exhibitions
campus museum
Tips
π¨Pollock's "Lucifer" is a standout
π΅completely free, no tickets needed
β°closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays
Upcoming at Anderson Collection
Thursday, Jun 11
Spotlight: Susan Rothenberg
June 11
Susan Rothenberg's horses and fractured figures crackle with raw energy. Her paintings bridge abstraction and representation, pulsing with psychological intensity across five decades of work.
Spotlights
June 11 at 11am
Susan Rothenberg and Robert Therrien finally get the spotlight they deserve. This free exhibition at Stanford's Anderson Collection dedicates entire galleries to each artist for the first time: Rothenberg's emotionally charged figurative paintings meet Therrien's delightfully warped oversized sculptures, with photographer Leo Holub capturing the artists behind the work.