5:30 PM Cash Bar 6 PM Gallery Talk “When I looked at Lichtenstein’s early work, I felt very surprised, and amazed, and happy because it’s kind of a vulnerable thing to see an artist’s career unfold, and the way that ...
Join Duke Professor Richard J. Powell for a discussion with author Glenda Elizabeth Gilmore about her new book Romare Bearden in the Homeland of His Imagination An Artist’s Reckoning with the South (Universi...
Join Duke History professor Adriane Lentz-Smith for a conversation with Michael Schur on what’s so funny about the quest for moral perfection. The doors to the lecture hall open at 6:45 PM. A light reception and boo...
Come and draw using the same experimental techniques that Roy Lichtenstein learned while he was a student at the Ohio State University in the early 1940s. Lichtenstein’s professor, Hoyt Sherman, developed a method of drawi...
The Nasher Museum and Duke Arts have teamed up with the student-run North Carolina Young People’s Alliance (NCYPA) and along with POLIS, DukeVotes, the Duke Student Wellness Center and others, to organize a campus-wide Dem...
BIG BEATS by New York-based, “Bessie” award-winning choreographer and dancer Joanna Kotze is coming to the Triangle! Danced to a driving sonic rhythm, BIG BEATS is the force of 20 local performers doing complex, synchroniz...
BIG BEATS by New York-based, “Bessie” award-winning choreographer and dancer Joanna Kotze is coming to the Triangle! Danced to a driving sonic rhythm, BIG BEATS is the force of 20 local performers doing complex, synchroniz...
Black Jedi Zulu presents Sneaker Affair 2022, in honor of the Cranston Hargrove Memorial Arts Scholarship. Music by 9th Wonder and DJ Face. Co-sponsored by the Nasher Museum. More Information
Nasher Members are invited to explore the galleries before we open to the public. Take a guided tour of the exhibitions and enjoy coffee, tea and a continental breakfast.
“How do I feel about my own early work and did I save it? I did save it. I I have a mixed bag of emotions about the early work, but it’s really, it’s important. I feel that it’s important because it shows me the way ...
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.