In his play Picasso’s Closet, distinguished Ariel Dorfman asks, “Can you continue to produce things of beauty as if people were not dying all around you?”
Senior Adam Barron unifies Edgar Allen Poe's writings on the stage in Nevermore, an eight-person show he spent the past year working on.
Deep Dish supplies a gritty realism to the characters’ diatribes and lectures, a reality that is beautifully phrased and viscerally wrought.
Matt Duquette’s show is best described as layered, often displaying a fragmentation that makes for an overarching sense of ambivalence
As though performing a ballet inspired by an art exhibition celebrating a painter’s relationship to writing is not ambitious enough, Picasso chooses four very different samples of the artist’s work...
Conceived after Hurricane Katrina, Duke Performances is presenting the CTH's unique production of Godot this weekend in Reynolds Theater.
Since 2007, husband-and-wife denim artisans Sarah and Victor Lytvinenko have been the creative force behind Raleigh Denim, a hand-stitched, premium denim company well on its way to cult status.
Godspell, Hoof ‘n Horn’s fall musical, takes viewers on a campy ride through the whole gamut of Jesus’ teachings, from loving thy neighbor to sharing with others less fortunate.
The Rock & Shop Market will come to Golden Belt Saturday for an afternoon of high-fashion vintage, local coture, runways and some of the best local music in the form of Lonnie Walker and Mount...
One gets the impression that Gottesman’s documentation of Alemu’s life both facilitates and captures her shifting subjectivity.
Boasting a diverse and eclectic array of rising artists, organizations and downtown entrepreneurs, Carrboro is already well known as a hub for underground art and music scenes.
This Saturday, Raleigh will play host to a stadium full of U2 fans for a spectacular live show—but for those as interested in intellectualizing as listening, there is an alternate option.
What happens to art when it is no longer anything but its market? The opening of Bob Timberlake’s A Carolina Collection at the American Tobacco Campus did a good job of answering that question.
Liquids had to find their way into the landscape of mobile food somehow. Thanks to Zulayka Santiago and her Liberacion Juice Station, they did.
by the latest iteration of the band. Informed by prior knowledge of Ra and his beliefs, the art show becomes more compelling. The works, however, are unexplained aside from a brief cataloged list....
he interactive and multi-dimensional aspect of the exhibition reflects LabourLove’s mission to not simply function as a retail art gallery, but to create a welcoming arena for the young artistic...
norance and apathy among the American people, a growing and worrisome xenophobic attitude in Europe and an art market overrun by the principles of consumerism. Impressions from the Rogue Bush...
The Nasher Museum of Art's latest exhibition, "Picasso and the Allure of Language," is remarkable in both its unconventional approach to Picasso and the works it exhibits. But the exhibition, still...
Musician and artist Satch Hoyt is spending this week as an artist in residence at the Nasher Museum of Art. recess’ Tina Siadak caught up with the artist this week to talk about pop culture,...
Ken Rumble, Duke Perfomances’s director of marketing, musician and author of the blog Durham Has the Worst Roads in the World blog, will add the title artist to his already impressive roster this...
