Africa, culture, Franklin Center, music

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Documentary photographer and artist, Jonathan Hyman, who took part in the Duke University Center for International Studies’ panel “Artistic and Visual Responses to 9/11 and Other Disasters“ and whose work is on exhibit at Perkins Library through October 16, 2011, has been featured in The New York Times, both in print – in Sunday, September 11th’s special section entitled “The Reckoning:  (…)

  Art, culture, digital media, Documentary Studies, ethics, history, In the News, terrorism

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Mostly our habit has been traditionally to look at art and, sometimes, wonder about its representation.  Rarely do we think about the art piece as part of a long process that involves archival and research work.  More recently, though, art historians have begun writing on the archive and the research that encircle the production of art works.  To go along  (…)

  Art, culture, digital media, Documentary Studies, ethics, Franklin Center, history, terrorism

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The Duke University Center for International Studies has sponsored a wide variety of publications, films and CDs, including scholarly journals, economic analysis, art catalogs, ethnographies, documentaries and more.

  about DUCIS, Africa, Art, Asia, Australasia, China, culture, Documentary Studies, Erdag Goknar, gallery exhibition, human rights, Latin America, publications, sociology, South America, Turkey, Wendy Ewald

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Fifteen Duke students, all members of “Islam and the Media,” a class created with a DUCIS course development grant have had their work in the community profiled by Yonat Shirmon for The News and Observer. (…)

  culture, Funding Opportunities, human rights, religion, undergraduate students

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Screen/Society–Films of Ariel Dorfman–”Deadline” & “Prisoners in Time” (w/ Ariel Dorfman in person!)

When: Tuesday, March 2, 2010 7:00 PM – 9:15 PMWhere: Bryan Center Griffith Film TheaterCost: Free and Open to the Public!More Info
Description: “STORIES FROM BEYOND THE DARK: The Films of Ariel Dorfman” is a Spring 2010 film series celebrating the 25 years of playwright/author/activist Ariel Dorfman’s  (…)

  Ariel Dorfman, Art, culture, film

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Screen/Society–Films of Ariel Dorfman–”Death and the Maiden” (w/ Ariel Dorfman in person!)

When: Tuesday, February 16, 2010 7:00 PM – 9:00 PMWhere: Bryan Center Griffith Film TheaterCost: Free and Open to the Public!More Info
Description: “STORIES FROM BEYOND THE DARK: The Films of Ariel Dorfman” is a Spring 2010 film series celebrating the 25 years of playwright/author/activist Ariel Dorfman’s relationship  (…)

  Ariel Dorfman, Art, culture, film

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The Duke University Center for International Studies is extremely proud to announce that Ariel Dorfman, Walter Hines Page Research professor of Literature and Latin American Studies in the Center for International Studies, and Professor, Romance Studies, will present the Eighth Annual Nelson Mandela Lecture on July 31, 2010 in Johannesburg, South Africa. Past speakers include Nobel Peace Laureates Professor Muhammad  (…)

  Africa, Ariel Dorfman, Art, culture, human rights

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Screen/Society–Films of Ariel Dorfman–”My House is on Fire” & “A Promise to the Dead” (w/ Ariel Dorfman in person!)

When: Wednesday, February 3, 2010 7:00 PM – 9:15 PMWhere: Bryan Center Griffith Film TheaterCost: Free and Open to the Public!More Info
Description: “STORIES FROM BEYOND THE DARK: The Films of Ariel Dorfman” is a Spring 2010 film series celebrating the  (…)

  Ariel Dorfman, Art, culture, film

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As part of the Duke University Center for International Studies’ year-long celebration of Ariel Dorfman’s 25 Years at Duke, the Duke University Center for International Studies, the Office of the Vice-Provost for International Affairs and Screen/Society are pleased to invite you to join us and Ariel Dorfman for Stories from Beyond the Dark, a three-part film series by and  (…)

  Ariel Dorfman, Art, culture, film

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