Skip to main content
Rubenstein Arts Center at Duke University
The Ruby is a catalyst for creativity and a home for making art at Duke.
Exhibit

What is Home?

Open To The Public

The first exhibit of student work in the Ruby takes up the theme of home, in celebration of the arts center as a new home for the arts at Duke.

Painting of a nature scene with water and mountains, northern lights in then night sky.

This exhibit is part of the Ruby’s opening celebration on Sat, Feb 3, 1–4pm.

Date & Time
February 3, 2018 – February 25, 2018
+ Add to Google Calendar+ Export to Calendar (Outlook)
Admission
Free; no reservations required.
Venue
Gallery 235 at the Rubenstein Arts Center
2020 Campus Dr
Durham, NC 27705
Description

Rubenstein Arts Center Inaugural Student Showcase

Home is a relative and often changing concept—it can be fleeting or enduring, an origin or a destination, solitary or communal. This year, as we welcome the arts into their new home on campus, the Rubenstein Arts Center, we ask students to tell us what home is to them.

As we celebrate the Ruby as a new home for creativity, we invite you to join us in exploring the diverse interpretations, sensations, and images of home as depicted by Duke students. The artwork will be on display Feb 3–Feb 25 as the inaugural student showcase in the Rubenstein Arts Center.

Gallery

How to Submit your Artwork
Duke Students! Want to be part of the first ever gallery in the new arts center? Mediums accepted are painting and drawing, design, photography, short poetry or zines. Submissions accepted on a rolling basis until January 28th.

Presented by

Related Happenings

Tags

Tune into events & opportunities!

Sign up for our newsletter