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Dance
The Program in Dance offers opportunities to study and perform modern, ballet, jazz, African and dances of the African Diaspora with a dedicated faculty.
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Music
From the Ciompi Quartet to student ensembles and master classes with guest artists, the Duke campus is filled with music.
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Theater
With two major productions and several student-directed productions each year, Theater Studies offers many opportunities for the Duke community to engage in theatrical performance and scholarship.
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Creative Writing
Creative Writing at Duke is guided by the belief that the experience of writing and reading creatively is a gift to a student for life.
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Visual and Media Arts
The visual arts at Duke range across diverse academic disciplines and artistic media, from painting to documentary film.
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Helpful Links
Political Caricature Exhibition Comes to Nasher Museum of Art
A unique exhibition that compares the 19th century origins of journalistic caricature with its transformation in the digital age comes to the Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University from Feb. 4 through May 16, 2010.
Back to Back Benefits for Haiti
Musician and Vodou priest Erol Josué, the "Prince of Haitian Roots Music," comes to Duke's Baldwin Auditorium on Saturday, Feb. 6 for a benefit concert. The night before, in Page Auditorium, an eclectic group of local artists will present dance, music, and poetry honoring Haitian culture. All proceeds from both events go to relief efforts in Haiti.
Poetry Animated on East Campus
A new multimedia installation created by three Duke faculty members is on view in the East Duke Building's Corridor Gallery. "ART" features the poetry of Deborah Pope, the letterforms and digital prints of Merrill Shatzman and the animation of Raquel Salvatella de Prada.
