An Evening with Fran Lebowitz

mosaic, in partnership with Trinity College of Arts & Sciences and Duke Arts, welcomes acclaimed author, humorist, and cultural critic Fran Lebowitz for a special conversation at Duke.

A selective Fellows program and arts and humanities initiative at Duke University, mosaic connects students, faculty, departments, and partners through shared experiences, public events, and collaborative programming that strengthen the arts and humanities community across campus. Through opportunities that extend learning beyond the classroom, mosaic helps make the arts and humanities more visible, accessible, and engaging for students and the broader Duke community. Learn more about mosaic: https://trinity.duke.edu/mosaic.

For decades, Fran Lebowitz has occupied a singular place in American cultural life. Renowned for her razor-sharp wit, unsparing observations, and deeply original perspective, she has earned a devoted following as one of the country's most distinctive commentators on contemporary society. Whether reflecting on culture, cities, technology, politics, or the absurdities of modern life, her commentary remains as incisive as it is entertaining.

A celebrated observer of human behavior and contemporary culture, Lebowitz exemplifies the spirit of rigorous inquiry and creative engagement that lies at the heart of the arts and humanities. Her appearance offers Duke students, faculty, staff, and community members an opportunity to engage with a writer and public thinker whose work continues to provoke laughter, reflection, and conversation.

Free, Registration Required

Duke Student Registration - Thursday, September 10th at 11:00am.
Duke Employee Registration - Tuesday, September 15th at 11:00am.
A limited number of tickets may be made available to the general public, subject to availability.

Photo Credit: Bill Hayes