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How a Vital Art Education Program for People With Alzheimer’s Successfully Moved Online

Avatar photo by Colony Little June 1, 2020November 5, 2020

The Nasher’s Reflections programming has pivoted online so participants can continue to have rich conversations about art. The museum created an updated template of virtual engagement to share with other institutions.

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The Central American Diaspora and Stories of Coming of Age

Avatar photo by Colony Little February 20, 2020October 22, 2020

Artists reflect on migration, memory, and the cultural bonds that unite the first- and second-generation children of Central American immigrants who have fled civil wars, violence, and natural disasters.

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An Itinerant Photographer’s Diverse Portraits of the Turn-of-the-Century American South

Avatar photo by Allison Meier January 21, 2019

The Nasher Museum of Art exhibits the portrait photography of Hugh Mangum, whose glass plate negatives were salvaged from a North Carolina barn.

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Duke University Decides to Leave Former Site of Robert E. Lee Memorial Vacant

Avatar photo by Jasmine Weber August 22, 2018August 22, 2018

A year after removing the statue, Duke University decides to leave the site of the former Confederate monument empty to “provide a powerful statement about the past, the present and our values.”

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