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Opening Reception

Serving Life Opening Reception

Open To The Public

Celebrate the opening of the new Ruby gallery exhibit, Serving Life: Re-Visioning Justice during this afternoon of exhibit tours, a reading, and a reception.

table with an orange tablecloth and three listening stations

Serving Life is part of Always Human: Re-Visioning Justice, a multi-site event series organized by Duke Chapel and other collaborators that examines prisons and mass incarceration from a variety of perspectives and through a variety of media.

Date & Time
November 4, 2018 at 3:30 pm – 6:15 pm
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Venue
Rubenstein Arts Center
2020 Campus Dr
Durham, NC 27708 United States
Description

Explore the Serving Life exhibition through this special afternoon of programming:

Exhibit Tours

Tour the exhibit in the upstairs Ruby gallery with its organizers starting at 3:30pm.

Right Here, Right Now Monologues

At 4:30pm, step inside the von der Heyden Studio Theater for a reading of Right Here, Right Now, monologues co-created with men on America’s death row.

Reception

Linger over light refreshments in the Ruby Lounge starting at 5:15pm—or head upstairs to see the exhibition once more.

About the Project
In collaboration with community and campus partners, the Duke University Chapel project Always Human: Re-Visioning Justice casts a critical eye on the current state of the criminal justice system in America and highlights ways that communities and individuals are seeking both justice and hope. The project is based around concurrent exhibitions—Standing on Love in Duke Chapel and Serving Life: Re-Visioning Justice at the Rubenstein Arts Center—along with events that address the themes of the exhibitions.

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Ruby Fridays: Serving Life

Learn about an exhibit of art created by men on death rows across the country, on view in the Ruby and Duke Chapel from November 1 thru December 9.

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