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BRODHEAD CENTER1st FloorCaFe Lounge

A Durham County Autumn (1997), by Bob Blake

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BRYAN CENTERThe Landing

Mural (2017), by Alejo Salcedo1

FLOWERS BUILDING1st FloorMary Lou Williams Center for Black Culture

WELLNESS CENTER1st FloorLobby

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7 Ready to Cure Tobacca (2002), by Bob Blake

Pluto’s Eye (2016), by Chandler ThomasAh hell, the chief (2016), by Antoine WilliamsPaul Magee as Eddie Byrd (2016), by William Paul ThomasTriptych (faces) (2016), by Haoyang ZhaoStory Wall

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2nd FloorLounge

Media/Game RoomFox (2012), by George Spencer11

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3rd FloorCommons Conference Room Lounge

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Skate Decks (2017), by Alejo SalcedoPrint (2017), by Bill Fick

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1st FloorThe Sweet Life Illuminated (2014), by Carter HubbardPink piece, by Ethel Gilmour

Main StairwellOropendola Lumina, by Andrew Preiss

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2nd FloorBlue piece, by Ethel GilmourBull City, NC (2015), by Josh McBride

Blue Devil, by Luke Haynes

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GreenhouseMural (2016), by Josh McBride

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Garden Level, by Unknown

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Artist Highlights

Bob BlakeBlake was a member of the Duke community

career, he contributed artwork for several medical exhibits, such as the “Accidental Poisoning of Dr. Jay Arena.” He also did the calligraphy for Duke's medical diplomas and

physicians. Outside of Duke, he enjoyed

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Carter Hubbard

linguist based in Carrboro, NC. Her exercises in placemaking focus on large-scale, community development projects that integrate

was commissioned to create The Sweet Life Illuminated, a sculpture in the Campus Center

in Duke University’s Bryan Center. Made of

Duke’s commitment to sustainability.

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Josh McBride

Josh McBride (‘WOEM’) is a

worked extensively on mural projects throughout the city, and in 2015, he was commissioned for two projects at Duke University’s Bryan Center. Andrew Preiss

Andrew Preiss (‘91) is a creator of site-specific

working in public spaces, he promotes the integral

owns the ARP Design Studio in Durham, NC, and also creates furniture, signage, and other architectural pieces. His copper and aluminum

Alejo SalcedoSalcedo is an illustrator and printmaker from Washington, D.C. An ardent believer of public art spaces and the importance of social engagement, his murals in the stage area of The Landing were created in-part by

students and staff.

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George Spencer

NC. His work is signed St. George because as he says “My work is divine, I slay dragons of conformity”. He call himself a "neoOutsider"

simply taught himself.

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William Paul Thomas

people” around him. He is an alumnus of the MFA program in Studio Art at UNC-Chapel Hill, and is a

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Antoine Williams

rural working class upbringing in Red Springs, North Carolina, Antoine has created his own mythology of hybrid creatures that exist between

educator who received his BFA from UNC-

UNC-Chapel Hill.

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Chandler Thomas

graduated from the Trinity College at Duke in 2014. She works primarily with

create pieces that depict the

modeling textures, forms, and colors

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Luke HaynesLuke Haynes is a designer born and raised in the American South. A graduate of the North Carolina School of Arts and Cooper Union’s School of Architecture in New York City, his work blends the boundaries

rendering of the Blue Devil is part of the

currently hangs in the Bryan Center.

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Martha ClippingerClippinger received the 2017 Ella

from the Durham Arts Council. Martha

workshops through Duke Create. Her

rhythm of physically climbing, while

achievement and success.

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Artist Highlights Artist Highlights

Ethel Gilmour was born in Cleveland, Ohio, though she lived with her family in Charlotte, North Carolina. She studied Arts at Agnes Scott College in Atlanta and had an MA from Pratt Institute in New York. When she arrived in Medellín in 1971, she became professor at the Universidad Nacional. She carried out diverse individual exhibitions in the United States and Colombia, where she lived 36 years as an artist and professor.