The arts thrive at Duke. Leading academic programs, critically-acclaimed presenting organizations and embedded visiting artists create connections between campus, the cultural momentum of Durham, NC, and international thinkers, makers and performers.
The Vice Provost for the Arts is charged with transforming the arts at Duke. This office works with academic, student, and community arts programs to embed art into the mainstream Duke experience.
learn moreThe Rubenstein Arts Center hosted two visiting artists in September and October as part of Visionary Aponte: Art & Black Freedom, an exhibition on view at the Power Plant Gallery through November 17, 2018. Meet Édouard Duval-Carrié and Tessa Mars.
Work by twelve graduating MFA students is on view across Duke and Durham, Mar–Apr 2018.
A new, algorithm-driven multimedia opera created by Duke faculty for Duke Performances.
James Robinson (Class of 2020) will use the Ruby to prep for his Power Plant Gallery exhibit (Apr 20–28) in downtown Durham.
A Nasher Museum of Art exhibition for 2019 is one of two winners of the inaugural Sotheby’s Prize—and part of a Spring 2018 Duke Arts course portfolio.
Public programs in the arts from across campus and into Durham.
Latest stories in the arts at Duke. Published by Duke Arts and around the web.
At Duke, the arts are an engine of collaboration and innovation—students from all backgrounds engage with artistic practice.
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