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Hyperallergic: Arts Sector Shrank at Twice the Rate of US Economy During Pandemic, NEA Finds
Hyperallergic: Biden Administration Reverses Trump-Era Arts Restrictions
Duke Arts: Expanded Cinema Course Brings Film Outside the Theater and Into the Ruby
Hyperallergic: Union Workers Strike at MFA Boston, Protesting Stagnant Wages, Delayed Negotiations
Wall Street Journal: Recent Grads and Current Students Share Early Career Advice
the chronicle (aug 2017-may 2021)
English faculty discussion series builds intellectual community online
Duke Jazz director John Brown appointed vice provost for the arts
Grief, community and the new normal
Sundance 2020: Duke alums feature prominently in this year’s festival
Durham Pride is an unabashed celebration of identity and visibility
Sacred rituals
Screen/Society's fall lineup brings arthouse and international cinema to Duke
A walk through The Met's ‘Camp: Notes on Fashion’
Sundance 2019: In conversation with ‘Hala’ director and star
A loss for words
AMI Filmcraft series teaches amateur filmmakers practical skills
Personal rivalries become political in 'The Favourite'
‘Can You Ever Forgive Me?’ evokes sympathy for estranged author Lee Israel
Hip-hop artists dominate charts, challenge norms in summer releases
An introduction to the Triangle’s music scene
Duke Arts Festival seeks to challenge the typical 'Duke experience'
Inside downtown Durham's two Saturday morning markets
The wretched bliss of The Smiths
Sundance 2018: 'Nancy' leaves behind more questions than answers
Mortality by photography
Sundance 2018: The pathos-laden 'Kailash' has its shortcomings
The Ruby opens its doors: Sights at the new arts center
Sundance 2018: Recess interviews 'White Rabbit' director Daryl Wein
'The Disaster Artist' only scratches the surface of the enigmatic Tommy Wiseau
The flawed 'Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle' is a low-risk crowd-pleaser
How to celebrate the holidays in the Triangle
November Dances showcase visually stunning talent, student choreography
Even as comic conventions get 'better, badder, bigger,' fans embrace NC Comicon: Bull City
Inside the drag scene at Duke and in Durham
'Bob's Burgers' season eight merges realism with absurdity
Jack Johnson joins political conversation on the uneven 'All the Light Above It Too'
In wake of Harvey, live score of 'Beasts of the Southern Wild' strikes a chord