Doris Duke

Thousands are coming and millions after that. Read More

Since the Duke farms was founded in 1893, much of the 2,470 acre estate has been kept from the public eye. Read More

TEENAGERS growing up in this part of Central New Jersey used to boast of how they had jumped the stone walls into Doris Duke 's 2,740-acre estate here. Read More

TEENAGERS growing up in this part of Central New Jersey used to boast of how they had jumped the stone walls into Doris Duke 's 2,740-acre estate here. Read More

Brookfield Chairman John Zuccotti, whose namesake park in Lower Manhattan brought privately owned public spaces to the national consciousness through the Occupy Wall Street protests, will soon oversee one of the largest such spaces in the country. Read More

HILLSBOROUGH, N.J.—For years here amid the gentle hills of the Raritan River valley in suburban New Jersey, a 2,740-acre estate that once provided the setting for Doris Duke's ornamental gardens has largely been kept private. Read More

HILLSBOROUGH, N.J.—For years here amid the gentle hills of the Raritan River valley in suburban New Jersey, a 2,740-acre estate that once provided the setting for Doris Duke's ornamental gardens has largely been kept private. Read More

Clarinetist Don Byron, guitarist Bill Frisell, drummer John Hollenbeck, pianist Vijay Iyer, flutist Nicole Mitchell and vocalist/composer Meredith Monk are among 21 performers named Doris Duke Artists as part of a new initiative to expand artistic and personal freedom for creative leaders in the fields of jazz, contemporary dance and theater. Read More

The first class of Doris Duke Artists—an unprecedented new initiative of the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation, which awards artists in contemporary dance, jazz, theatre and multidisciplinary work—has been announced. Read More