Join us for a panel discussion exploring migration around Europe, through art and history. Speakers will include James Amelang (UA Madrid), Michael Gerli (UVA), Pierre-Olivier Dittmar (EHESS, Paris), Barthélémy Toguo (art...
When we interrupt and peel away most all norms and conventions, what is left of us? Join us for a cross-disciplinary panel exploring the essential dynamics of human interaction, in light of the experience of More Information
The Department of African & African American Studies at Duke will host a commemoration honoring the courage of the black alumni (1969-1972) who challenged the university’s discriminatory policies as undergraduate...
Presented by the Franklin Humanities Institute as part of its World Arts Series. 5 PM & 5:15 PM Optional viewings of Surround Sounds (13 minutes) 5:30 PM Panel Discussion in Lecture Hall 6:30 PM Q&...
The Nasher Museum is fully open to the public with free admission for all, including Thursday nights and weekends. We strongly encourage all individuals to be fully vaccinated before visiting the Nasher.