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FORM is Duke University's Offical Arts and Lifestyle publication. Visit us at http://www.DukeFORM.co

FORM Magazine is Duke University's premier arts & lifestyle publication. At FORM we strive to encompass the best of style, art, design and travel. Furthermore, the publication’s purpose is to emphasise aesthetics, the art of living and cultural commentary. In our style editorials, we hope to engage readers in a visual dialogue between elegant timeless style and ever-changing fashion trends. In our

art and design articles, we aim to encourage the wider Duke community to become more design conscious and culturally savvy. In addition, our features on Duke’s artists and photographers will be a new way of showcasing Duke’s emerging artistic talent. In our travel and lifestyle articles, we hope to make the Duke community increasingly aware of the unique experiences that lie beyond campus, through curated travel guides and restaurant reviews. Furthermore, we aim to offer nuanced commentary on the latest developments in culture whether it be through film, music or politics. In summary, FORM Magazine aims to be central in championing Duke’s creative community as well as cultivating a lifestyle of aesthetic appreciation, exploration and cultural engagement within the wider Duke community.

29/03/2021

FORM’s latest piece takes readers to Hammiyala, India and gives a glimpse into the lives of the natives there. Read about their “dual lives” of experiencing a city or town life before returning “to live in isolation for the rest of the year” online now.

https://www.dukeform.co/all-content/hammiyala-india

Words and Photos by ***n Poonacha

Reflecting upon a home of peaceful isolation

26/03/2021

FORM’s latest piece transports readers to the Dutch countryside of “quaint towns and landscapes.” Read more about the different perspective that the countryside offers from the nation’s capital of Amsterdam online now.

https://www.dukeform.co/all-content/dutch-countryside

Words and Photos by Reinhard

A winter morning in the Dutch countryside

15/03/2021

FORM’s latest piece features Durham-based Indigenous artist Katy Gräble Gonzalez on her Instagram and website platform Huichola Made. She shares her journey of creating Huichola Made to celebrate Wixárika beading and “making people feel seen and validated and loved.”

https://www.dukeform.co/all-content/huichola-made

Interview by Wu

An interview with Durham-based Indigenous artist Katy Gräble Gonzalez on her Instagram and website platform Huichola Made.

12/03/2021

FORM’s latest piece brings readers to Montauk, Long Island during winter and through the unique experience of being there in January rather than July. Read more about how “the beach holds just as much beauty” in the cold as it does under the sun.

https://www.dukeform.co/all-content/winter-in-montauk-long-island

Words by Reinhard

Rethinking pre-COVID holiday traditions and experiencing winter at the beach

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FORM Vol. XXIV is available now online only! Here is a teaser from the Travel & Culture Section...read the entire issue online now. https://www.dukeform.co/archives

FORM VOL. XXIV DROPPING TOMORROW...here is a sneak peak at the Art & Design section

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FORM Issue XX

Issue XX is a landmark in FORM’s history, embracing the publication’s role as a space for ideas, culture, and aesthetics. We are pleased to share this issue with you, now available online at https://www.dukeform.co/archives/

FORM Presents: Nexus

Nexus, FORM’s latest visual project, explores the relationship between diverse modes of artistic expression from painting and sculpture to music and dance. The video thus meditates on the concept of creativity and the necessity of dialogue in realising it. Nexus was filmed at the Solidary & Solitary exhibition at the Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University. We would like to give special thanks to all the organisations and collaborators that made this production possible, including Hunter Stark, The Rival Duke, Defining Movement, Duke Ballet Company, Nakisai African Dance Ensemble, Apartment X, DUU Freewater Productions and Nasher MUSE. We would like to acknowledge Charles Riley's (aka Lil Buck) performance at the Fondation Louis Vuitton as the main inspiration behind this project. **For optimal viewing, please select the HD setting.

FORM Artist / Arjun Ramesh

In the second installation of our FORM Artist Series, FORM interviews Arjun Ramesh, an artist who mixes his interest in anatomy with his passion for painting. Watch the video to find out about his creative journey and view the painting he produced for FORM!

Highlights from our F/W17 issue. To see the rest of Volume XIX click the link http://tinyurl.com/y95ttgql

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