Performing Arts
On Units and in Public Spaces

We gratefully acknowledge the generous support of the North Carolina Arts Council, a Division of Cultural Resources, and the Mary Duke Biddle Foundation.

March

April

Performing Arts Coordinator: Joy Javits
684-2007; Javit001@mc.duke.edu

Art in the Medical Center

Between Clinic 1D and The Gift Shop
Duke Clinics Display Case

Strength Hope and Caring

North-South Corridor, Duke Hospital North
Mars Galleries

March

Patient Accreditation & Safety

 Social Work

DVT Awareness

Global Health

Organ Donation

April

Patient Representatives

Patient Advocacy

Organ Donor Awareness

Volunteer Services

Children and the Experience of Illness
Photographs by and of Long-term Pediatric Patients taken with the help of Duke students and sponsored by the Center for Documentary Studies.

Visual Arts Coordinator: Samuel Morrison
970-5353; samuel.Morrison@duke.edu

Literary Arts

Osler Literary Roundtable

The familiar, the famous and the infamous: come hear them read from their latest work, participate in discussions, or come read your writing to kindred spirits. For patients, families and staff.

For copies of readings contact Grey Brown or pick them up at the Clinics or Hospital Information Desks. We gratefully acknowledge the support of the J. Scott Byrd Endowment.

They Wrote Us a Poem VIII  
Original poetry by patients, visitors, employees, volunteers & students.
Order copies by calling 684-6223. 

Literary Arts Coordinator: Grey Brown
684 - 6223; brown097@mc.duke.edu

Art in the Eye Center
Eye Center 2nd floor (entry level)

Touchable Art Gallery

Art of East Asia
Featuring work from the collections of Duke Eye Center and Governor Morehead School for the Blind.
Through May 2008.

Reception Gallery
Vitreous Humor – glass by Teddy Devereux
Duke alumnus, retired scientist and Durhamite, Teddy Devereux creates fused glass art with a science slant.
Available for purchase through April.

Albert Eye Research Institute(2nd floor)
Eye Center-AERI Connector Gallery
Connecting to Albert Eye Research Institute.

Expressions of Courage: Through the Years
Award-winning artwork by people of all ages living with epilepsy. Artists present work that expresses their feelings about living with this condition.  Sponsored by the Epilepsy Foundation, the Society for the Arts in Healthcare & Ortho-McNeil Neurologics.
Opens April 10, continues through May.

Pediatric Clinic Waiting Area

One Child’s Vision of Illness
An Eye Center nurse anesthetist and a young patient and collaborate to document his story as “a little boy who has to go to the doctor and have things done to his eyes to keep his sight.” Permanent installation.

Eye Center Arts Coordinator: Betty Haskin
684-5633; betty.haskin@duke.edu

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