Students sat down with alumni Detavio Samuels (T'02, Urban One Media) and Amanda Lewellyn (T'17, theSkimm) at a recent DEMAN & Donuts. "I would say continually challenge yourself and problem solve your way to making your dreams and ideas a reality," shared Lewellyn. Read on for more creative career insights.
In graphic medicine, comics act as a creative space to explore what are often deeply felt and complicated dynamics between patients, providers, disease and health systems.
Conkling reflects on her journey from Duke's Fuqua School of Business to her current role at NBCUniversal based in NYC. She discusses her work in business strategy and development for NBCU’s new and existing digital businesses and offers advice to students interested in media-related career paths.
Sujal Manohar (Class of 2020) is a double-major in neuroscience and visual arts. An exhibit of her drawings in the Wellness Center Art Gallery proves the two fields are not as far apart as one might think.
Lieberman reflects on his time as a producer at 60 Minutes, discusses his path from Duke to professional journalism, and offers advice for students interested in the field.
Eric Oberstein also received a Latin GRAMMY nomination for producing "Back to the Sunset" with the Dafnis Prieto Big Band earlier this Fall.
Created in the Ruby through an arts project residency, this new mural honoring farmworkers past, present, and future will be replicated and displayed outdoors at the Duke Campus Farm.
Sugarplum fairies return to Duke after a long absence, thanks to Devils en Pointe.
Virtual reality is often associated with gaming and entertainment. In this piece, Mark Steelman, the president of Duke's VR club, talks about the limitless possibilities that virtual reality offers—including in the arts.
"The mural at Duke was defaced...because it made people aware that there is a vibrant and powerful Latinx community in the university and the area," notes Dr. Márquez, a Romance Studies Professor at UNC. Duke Arts explores how Duke students and community members used visual art to protest the defacement of a Latinx Heritage mural on East Campus.
Experience DEMAN Arts & Media Weekend 2018 through the eyes of our Creative Arts Student Team (CAST).
Pergament will be part of the keynote conversation during Duke’s DEMAN Weekend at 7pm in the Nasher Museum of Art on Friday, November 2.
Baltimore will be part of the keynote conversation during Duke’s DEMAN Weekend at 7pm in the Nasher Museum of Art on Friday, Nov 2.
Samuels will be part of the keynote conversation during Duke’s DEMAN Weekend at 7pm in the Nasher Museum of Art on Friday, November 2.
Schwab will be part of the keynote conversation during Duke’s DEMAN Weekend in the Nasher Museum of Art on Friday, November 2.
Bowman will be part of the keynote conversation during Duke’s DEMAN Weekend at 7 pm in the Nasher Museum of Art on Friday, November 2.
Brittany Halberstadt (Class of 2019) shares her journey from becoming a production assistant for The Lion King as a first-year student to a Broadway League intern and a Tony Awards seat filler this past summer.
Meet Kelsey Graywill (Class of 2018), former president of duARTS and a leader in growing the student arts community at Duke. This summer Duke University Union endowed an award in her name: the Graywill Award for Arts Leadership & Service.
Organized by Duke graduate students in the life sciences, “The Art of a Scientist” will be on view in the Rubenstein Arts Center's gallery between June 1 and August 10, 2018.
A student-to-student interview with Jeainny Kim, recipient of the Sudler Prize and the Mary Duke Biddle Foundation Award at this year's Arts Awards.
This multimedia exhibit by Danny Kim (MFA EDA '18) and Peter Lisignoli (MFA EDA '13) takes viewers to one of the world's most talked about—but least visited—areas.
Rising senior Ibanca Anand updates a traditional dance form for an egalitarian age.
The 2016 winner of Duke's premier undergraduate arts award, the Sudler Prize, makes theater of, by, and for the community.
Students in a new Duke course learn entrepreneurship by documenting local entrepreneurs.