Art, Power, and Profit at Duke University
Two longtime Duke faculty members are behind an anticipated $2 million in art sales that raise questions about the ethical use of public-domain images, power imbalances within academia, and a university’s thorny role as a gatekeeper of information and access. By Brenna M. Casey for The Assembly, a new, longform digital magazine about the people, institutions, and ideas that shape the State of North Carolina.
