Drop into the Ruby's gallery to celebrate the opening of this retrospective of self-taught artist and longtime Duke employee Jimmie Banks.
This exhibition features paintings, pastels, and drawings by self-taught artist and longtime Duke electrician Jimmie Banks. “I paint every day. Morning, noon and night,” says Banks. “It’s in my blood, it is like living or breathing to me.”
Gather together with the participating artists and photographers to celebrate the opening of New Faces of Tradition: Documenting North Carolina’s Young Artists and enjoy live music by saxophonist Shaquim Muldrow and old-time fiddler Sonya Badigian.
Meet the rising generation of Piedmont-area artists and entrepreneurs in this collection of documentary portraits resulting from a collaboration between the North Carolina Arts Council, Duke Arts, and the Rubenstein Arts Center.
This exhibition features artwork by students in a variety of classes offered by Art, Art History, and Visual Studies, including senior capstone projects.
Join the "Inspired Foody" for her open house on Friday, April 19 from 10am-7pm.
Felicity E. Palma presents Fra la Medusa e l’Abisso (Between Medusa and the Abyss) for her Class of 2019 thesis exhibition.
As part of the MFA|EDA Class of 2019 thesis exhibitions, Palma presents, Fra la Medusa e l’Abisso (Between Medusa and the Abyss).
(In)visible Organ is an experiment in storytelling, medical technology, and art that explores the continuum of truths, perceptions, and emotions unveiled by female sexual and reproductive health.
Celebrate this new exhibition of student photography in the Ruby.