Duke’s theaters, galleries and other arts venues are typically busiest in April! This year, Duke Arts brings the buzz, artwork and stages online.
This Vi...
This spring, the Nasher Museum welcomes Duke students, faculty and staff to enjoy self-guided visits for viewing exhibitions and art on view. No appointment needed.
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This spring, the Nasher Museum welcomes Duke students, faculty and staff to enjoy self-guided visits for viewing exhibitions and art on view. No appointment needed.
Drop-i...
All K-12 teachers are invited to join us for a Virtual Teacher Workshop as we share and explore ways to create more inclusive and diverse art rooms and curriculums through contemporary art.
Learn about resources from the N...
The Nasher Museum will reopen to the public on September 9 with new health and safety protocols, free admission for all and a new contemporary exhibition More Information
“…Xavier captivated his audience with the impassioned lyrical delivery of a hip-hop artist.”
–The Broad Street Review
Two performances: 6 PM and 7:30 PM
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“…Xavier captivated his audience with the impassioned lyrical delivery of a hip-hop artist.”
–The Broad Street Review
Two performances: 6 PM and 7:30 PM
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Meet artist Renee Cox, who was born in Colgate, Jamaica, and who lives and works in New York. Cox is a photographer, lecturer, political activist and curator whose feminist work forthrightly critiques structures of power. ...
The Nasher Museum is open to the public with new health and safety protocols and free admission for all. We strongly encourage all individuals to be fully vaccinated before visiting the Nasher. Find updates and the latest information on Duke’s Coronavirus Response website.
