Sculpture Crew saves the day

By Lydia Chow
INTERMISSION| They storm across campus in matching hats and T-shirts, zipping around in a flashy orange vehicle, ready to answer the distressed calls of grimy and cobwebbed statues in need of a valiant savior...No, it’s not a new Justice League of superheroes — it’s Stanford’s very own Sculpture Crew.

Hollywood takes a worthy shot at itself

By Eric Messinger
INTERMISSION| From time to time, Hollywood feels the need to make fun of itself.

Contemporary glass a treat for the eyes

By Ben Asher
INTERMISSION| Surrounding the Oshman Family Rotunda at the Cantor Arts Center resides a unique collection of Italian-influenced American glass artwork.

Cantor highlights work of late alum

By Ben Asher
INTERMISSION| Cantor brings a Stanford family member home in its current exhibit, “Richard Diebenkorn, Artist and Carey Stanton, Collector: Their Stanford Connection.”

“Transsiberian” showcases gorgeous Russian landscape, but that’s it

By Jeff Gilliland
INTERMISSION| “Transsiberian” follows the story of an American couple, who, on the train from Beijing to Moscow, get caught up in a drug-smuggling ring.