- Project
- Biscuit Station
Bill Thelen's installation for the Ruby's grand opening will expand—quite literally!—on his memento of the Biscuit King, an old Durham landmark.
Multipurpose Studios
Built to support your work
The six multipurpose studios reflect one of the Ruby’s highest design priorities: flexibility. Each can be adapted to suit everything from classes to residencies by arts project teams to exhibits and installations to rehearsals to public programs and happenings.
Common features include:
- floor-to-ceiling windows and barn doors that can be blacked out or closed as needed,
- a performance lighting system with theater-style lighting grid,
- sound absorbing wall panels.
- and all but two of the multipurpose studios have built-in sound and projection systems.
Multipurpose (General): The Murthy Agora (129), 131
Multipurpose (Media Production): 232, 234
Multipurpose (Dance): 124, 202
Duke's Hoof 'n' Horn strut their stuff in the Ruby multipurpose studio 201. Photo by Chris Hildreth, Duke Photography.
Raleigh Artist Bill Thelen's "Biscuit Station" takes over a multipurpose studio during the Feb 3 opening celebration.
Raquel Salvatella de Prada's exhibit "Cornered" was featured in the Murthy Agora. Photo courtesy of Duke Arts.