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Monthly Archives: April 2022
Notebook Doodles
Posted in Drawing, Visual Art
Tagged 2022, doodles, Drawing, Sadie Kim, Selah Dungey
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Ceramic teapot by Saira Rajparia ’24
Saira Rajparia ’24 has recently finished a collection of creative and unique ceramic pieces, some of which include plates, mugs, and sculptures. She enjoys the ceramic process and is currently involved in the Advanced Ceramics class this year. One of … Continue reading
Podcast on “Thelma and Louise” by Brynn Garrett & Avi Parameshwar ’22
Seniors Brynn and Avi made a podcast about the movie Thelma and Louise for Ms. Mahoney’s Film Studies class. The assignment was to deliver a podcast in the manner of “The Rewatchables,” a movie podcast from The Ringer that’s available … Continue reading
“The Need for Reed” by Stephen Levitt & Meredith Janay ’22
Because of his devotion to his beloved English teacher, student Stephen Levitt ’22 decided to design a class poster. Stephen’s ingenuity lies in his parody of the movie and video game franchise “The Need for Speed” (the playful witticism of … Continue reading
Posted in Digital Art
Tagged 2022, Digital Art, english, IB English, meredith janay, Mr. Reed, photoshop, poster, Stephen Levitt
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“Self Control by Frank Ocean and Why I Hate It” by Sadie Kim ’22
“I love Frank Ocean, more than you might be able to understand. He can verbalize so many emotions that I didn’t even know that I had… However, upon listening to “Self Control” by my friend Frank, I felt a deep anger rise inside of me…” Continue reading
Posted in Nonfiction
Tagged 2022, creative nonfiction, personal essay, Sadie Kim, writing
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Two odes by Marina Chernin ’23
Junior Marina Chernin recently wrote two poems for her Creative Writing class. Enjoy! Ode to the Online Thesaurus Oh, how the pages fill With letters that leap, jump, vault In alternating shades of Noun Verb And Adjective That fill oceans, … Continue reading
Ceramic works by Dagny Slomack ’24
Dagny Slomack ’24 has created a collection of ceramic pieces in her Advanced Ceramics class, including pots, vases, sculptural pieces, and mugs, among others. Two notable pieces are her small grapefruit sculpture, “Flowered Grapefruit,” and an abstract vase, “Geometric Vase.”