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The Murthy Agora (Studio 129) at the Rubenstein Arts Center 2020 Campus Dr, Durham, NCSinan Goknur and Max Symuleski present this experimental installation that juxtaposes images of nature, contemporary urban landscapes, and queer camp.
Sinan Goknur and Max Symuleski present this experimental installation that juxtaposes images of nature, contemporary urban landscapes, and queer camp.
Meet Duke faculty artists Raquel Salvatella de Prada and Merrill Shatzman (emeritus) and see what they've been working on as their residency in the Ruby draws to a close.
Duke seniors Lexi Bateman and Reilly Johnson present their distinction projects, Living Invisible and The Reciprocal Nature of History, Culture, and Aesthetics and Garment Construction.
Join us for an opening reception celebrating Dust of the Zulu, an immersive installation incorporating sound, photography, and video that brings twenty-five years of award-winning ethnomusicological fieldwork in South Africa to life.
This immersive installation incorporating sound, photography, and video brings twenty-five years of award-winning ethnomusicological fieldwork in South Africa to life.
Step inside Ocean Room, a life-sized dome designed to serve as a meditative space for students, faculty and members of the wider community. This installation was designed and built by undergraduate Kora Kwok (Trinity, ’20), who is exploring how art spaces can foster human connections.
A workshop and safe space that combines mindfulness, reproductive anatomy education, and discourse about femininity and the female form.
In this reflective activity, artist Saba Taj will facilitate the creation of mixed media pieces that highlight the textures and personalities of participants' anatomies.
Cornered is a video installation that represents the motivation and struggles of African immigrants making an attempt to cross the border from Morocco to Spain.
In this video installation by Duke filmmaking professor Shambhavi Kaul, airplane space is inhabited by characters for whom “escape”—one of the promises of airplane technology—proves elusive.