Annual John Hope Franklin Lecture: Sir David Adjaye OBE

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7 PM: Talk by Alex Harris in the lecture hall 8 PM: Dessert reception, a celebration of Harris and Margaret Sartor’s long connection to the Center for Documentary Studies and their years of teaching at Duke. Drawing ...
This event consists of a 45-minute artist’s talk, followed by a 45-minute lecture with the photographer’s critic. Their lecture will be followed by a Q&A with the audience. Daniel Shea’s work has been exhib...
5:30 PM Cash Bar 6:30 PM Lecture hall doors open 7 PM Artist Talk Meet interdisciplinary artist Jeffrey Gibson (Mississippi Band of Choctaw and Cherokee), based in Hudson, NY. He was named a MacArthur “Genius” ...
Registration required. Meet artist Titus Kaphar, whose work addresses racism, social j...
This event has been cancelled. The museum is closed temporarily until further notice. The health and safety of museum visitors, staff and volunteers is our top priority. Please check back for further updates. The universit...
The Nasher Museum presents the Annual Rothschild Lecture, a virtual conversation between artist Ebony G. Patterson and Richard J. Powell, John Spencer Bassett Professor of Art & Art History and professor in the Depart...
There’s this transition between the creating of the block and the printing, then when it’s printed that’s it, it’s done. I think drawings, they never feel like they’re finished pieces for me. … I like the idea that the...
“Printmaking allows for a way to create a series of something; for me it’s mostly a way of leaving a signature, of leaving a mark. The marks that I make on the page are drawing, but they’re also done in a mechanized fa...
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