Iris & B. Gerald Canter Center for Visual Arts

photo: John Hazeltine

Stanford University

Stanford, CA

650-723-4177

http://www.stanford.edu/dept/ccva/

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The Iris & B. Gerald Canter Center for Visual Arts is located on the Stanford University campus at Lomita Drive and Museum Way. Limited metered parking is available in front of the Center on Lomita Drive and in the parking structure at Roth Way and Campus Drive. Hours, fees and parking information are available via the museum's website.

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