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Events: Please note: All events at the Nasher Museum of Art are free with admission and open to the public, unless otherwise noted. Events at NASHER Thursday, April 1 Artist talk with Chen Qiulin, whose work is part of "Displacement: The Three Gorges Dam & Contemporary Art". Co-sponsored by Duke's Asian/Pacific Studies Institute.
Roundtable on the Three Gorges Dam, 7 PM with Duke faculty across disciplines:
Friday, April 9 Meet internationally renowned potter Mark Hewitt. Reception to follow.
Wednesday, April 14 "Satire & New Media," expanding on the ramifications of digital media on the dissemination of news and opinion.
"Rainclouds Over Wushan (Wushan yunyu)", (Zhang Ming, 1996, 96 minutes). Co-sponsored by Duke's Program in the Arts of the Moving Image, Duke University Libraries and Duke's Asian/Pacific Studies Institute.
"Framing Language: Words as Pictures in the Art of the Moving Image" Film Series. Films by David Gatten and others. Co-sponsored by Duke's Program in the Arts of the Moving Image.
Sunday, April 18
Thursday, April 22 "Sounds. Distant" A musical response to "Displacement" featuring a short performance created for Duke faculty member Hsiao-mei Ku, with violin by Jennifer Chang and guzheng by composer Mark Kuss.
Thursday, April 29 "Still Life (Sanxia haoren)", (Jia Zhangke, 2006, 108 minutes). Co-sponsored by Duke's Program in the Arts of the Moving Image, Duke University Libraries and Duke’s Asian/Pacific Studies Institute. SHOPPING AND DINING Nasher Museum Members always enjoy a 10% discount at the Nasher Museum |
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