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Wednesday, May 28, 2008

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	Stanford, Museums Makishi: Mask Characters of Zambia at Cantor Arts Center (11am-5pm) More than 100 makishi, or mask characters, from the "Three Corners" region of Africa.		650.723.4177

	Stanford, Museums Living Traditions: Arts of the Americas at Cantor Arts Center (11am-5pm)		650.723.4177

	Stanford, Museums The Life and Legacy of the Stanford Family at Cantor Arts Center (11am-5pm)		650.723.4177

	Stanford, Museums Studio Practices at Cantor Arts Center (10am–5pm) Prints from the 16th through 18th centuries of artist mock-ups.		650.723.4177

	Stanford, Museums Stone River at Cantor Arts Center (call for details ) An outdoor environmental installation by Andy Goldsworthy.		650.723.4177

	Stanford, Museums Recent acquisitions in the Early Modern Gallery at Cantor Arts Center (11am-5pm) Including loans from Stuart Davis and Albert Gleizes.		650.723.4177

	Stanford, Museums A New 19th Century: The Mondavi Family Gallery Reinstalled at Cantor Arts Center (call for details)		650.723.4177

	Stanford, Museums Experiments in Navigation: The Art of Charles Hobson at Cantor Arts Center (11am-5pm) Shown concurrently at the Green Library on campus.

	Stanford, Museums Ere Ibeji: Twin Figures in the African Gallery at Cantor Arts Center (11am-5pm)		650.723.4177

	Stanford, Museums Andy Warhol prints at Cantor Arts Center (call for details) In the Contemporary Gallery.		650.723.4177

	Stanford, Museums African Art in Context at Cantor Arts Center (call for details)		650.723.4177

	Stanford, Museums Artists Abroad at Cantor Arts Center (11am-5pm) Works on paper featuring views of Paris, Rome and elsewhere.		650.723.4177

	Stanford, Dance Red Rover at Stanford University (7–9pm) The audience will travel to five sites on campus to watch choreographed dance performances. Afterwards, they will share a picnic under the stars.

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