Exhibitions
SUAC presents original, rotating exhibits of artifacts and photographs from our cultural heritage collections, spanning disciplines, periods, and global cultures.
Scroll down to learn more about current & upcoming, virtual, and past exhibitions.
Current & Upcoming Exhibitions
The Melancholy Museum: Love, Death, and Mourning at Stanford is an exhibition currently on view at the Cantor Arts Center.
Virtual Exhibitions
Past Exhibitions
In this provocative exhibit, Dahlton Brown (BAH, Native American Studies; MA, Education, Policy, Organization, and Leadership Studies; Class…
Archaeological artifacts reveal a Gilded Age “country dream” created at the Farm, the agrarian estate in Palo Alto that is now Stanford University, …
Chinese American at Stanford: A Reflexive Archaeology is a reflexive, student-curated exhibit produced by Bright Zhou (Class of 2016) during an independent study course.
As Stanford celebrates its 125th year, curators use discoveries of campus archaeology to ask, “where did Stanford come from?” Rather than taking 1891 as our university’s beginning, students…
Leland Stanford Jr.’s posthumously lauded artifact collection reveals how his legacy was shaped by personal memorialization and cultural trends of the late 19th and early 20th…