Arts & Culture Arts & Culture For students and HBO’s ‘The Gilded Age,’ Emory historian makes past feel present Emory professor Erica Dunbar ensures historical accuracy on HBO’s “The Gilded Age” as the show’s co-executive producer and lead historical consultant — work she sees as an extension of her classroom teaching. Season four launches Nov. 1. Arts & Culture Emory historian Ruby Lal named 2027 Kluge Chair by Library of Congress Emory historian Ruby Lal has been named the 2027 Kluge Chair at the Library of Congress. During her residency, she will research and write a new book exploring the human history behind the Taj Mahal and Mughal Empire. Arts & Culture Carlos Museum ‘sleuth’ solves mysteries of ancient artifacts Antiquities, smugglers and silver-screen legends are all in a day’s work for Annie Shanley, who investigates the colorful backstories of the 30,000-plus artifacts at the Michael C. Carlos Museum. Arts & Culture From the Emory stage to an animated voice in ‘Toy Story 5’ Anna Vocino co-founded Atlanta’s Whole World Improv Theater when she was a student at Emory. Since then, she has cultivated a successful voiceover career — including being the new voice of Mrs. Potato Head in “Toy Story 5.” More Arts & Culture News Fulltext search Clear Filters ‘Anamnesis’ exhibit at Carlos Museum invites visitors to journey through culture and time Sept. 25 showcase to spotlight creative approaches to ethnography Performance asks audiences to reconsider the world … using their ears September arts events you won’t want to miss Rose Library displays family artifacts of an early NASA astronaut Emory University launches new international travel readiness portal for students, faculty and staff Emory film series celebrates 40 years of Spike Lee Zambian radio show’s wisdom lives on through Emory researchers’ interactive exhibit Emory alum’s choreography set for festival curated by ballet icon Misty Copeland Emory’s Rose Library highlights Black poet writing at eve of independence Monks, mangoes and moving forward: Interfaith voyage to Vietnam explores reconciliation A global celebration at the spring 2026 ISSS graduation reception Emory faculty share their favorite summer reads Tuba and euphonium festival brings the ‘heavy metal’ to Emory’s Schwartz Center Annual Global Festival celebrates Emory’s diverse cultures ‘Trouble the Land’ takes audiences on a multimedia journey through civil rights history Annual excursion teaches about Atlanta and civil rights movement Undergraduate research offers endless avenues for discovery New digital mapping project lets users explore layers of Atlanta history Course focusing on arts in Atlanta helps students gain new perspectives Thieves, soda cans and an ancient vessel: Carlos exhibit pieces together a provenance puzzle April brings an array of arts events ‘Footwork: Where We Gather’ captures Atlanta’s team spirit in photos Oxford exhibit unfurls ‘Continuum’ of Indigenous Georgia Award-winning poet Danez Smith will headline two Emory readings in April Game changer: ‘Footwork’ exhibit tells Atlanta’s soccer story Tayari Jones’ new novel, ‘Kin,’ explores the power of ties that bind Miriam Udel wins National Jewish Book award for latest work Emory alumna returns to Rose Library as new curator of literary and poetry collections Student ambitions hit the big screen at new film and media production space New exhibit presents opportunity to reflect on ‘Compassion: What Moves You?’ Five fun ways to spend time in February Emory students can showcase their art at the High Museum Arts events you won’t want to miss in February Theology community to honor 35th anniversary of Justo González’s ‘Mañana’ Emory looks ahead to World Cup soccer with special ‘Footwork’ library, museum exhibitions Load More
