The city and its partners are seeking proposals for a permanent public-art project to give the new affordable-housing complex that certain Durham flair.
Brian Howe
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2040 Vision: What Will the Local Arts Scene Look Like in 2040?
“The point is that art is not just treated as just a hobby.”
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19 People of 2019: Emil Kang
After fifteen years, the founder of Carolina Performing Arts leaves Chapel Hill with a
program New York might envy
Posted inFood & Drink
Play the Saint James Seafood Scavenger Hunt in Durham This Month
Closed since the April gas explosion, Matt Kelly’s seafood heaven hopes to reopen in January. Here are a few places you can get a taste before then.
Posted inBooks
UNC Professor Mark Katz Built a Global Hip-Hop Ambassadorship. Then He Gave Artists the Reins.
Katz’s new book, “Build: The Power of Hip Hop Diplomacy in a Divided World,” is a soul-searching account of his time leading the U.S. Department of State’s Next Level program.
Posted inMusic
Moogfest 2020 Is Cancelled
Today, a statement from Moog Music called off the Durham-based electronic music festival, citing “logistical reasons.”
Posted inMusic
Skylar Gudasz Stops Time with Her Cover of “Wichita Lineman”
Gudasz does justice to the Jimmy Webb classic that Glen Campbell made famous, and the video just dropped today.
Posted inTheater
Mischief, Malice, Madness, and Mirth in a Jolting Vision of “Swan Lake”
“Loch na hEala,” Michael Keegan-Dolan’s beautiful nightmare of Irish sin, salvation, and transformation, shatters a classic ballet into astonishing dance-theater stage pictures.
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Sylvan Esso and Durham: A Love Story at DPAC
One of the Triangle’s biggest resident bands sold out one of its largest halls for the last two nights, and they blew out their minimalist music to persuasive pop proportions.
Posted inTheater
Updated: A Change of Leadership Is Coming at Raleigh Little Theatre
The long-running community theater announced today that Charles Phaneuf, who has been executive director since 2012, will leave the organization at the end of January.
