Rachel Liu, Arts Reporter
November 2, 2018
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Freshman Toby Liu and his violin have braved the stage of Carnegie Hall before an audience of hundreds of people. They have played alongside and competed against the best musicians in the state and even the nation. Although h...
Hugh Trotter, Arts Reporter
November 2, 2018
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Westminster offers countless opportunities for those wishing to be involved in the arts, ranging from visual and performing arts classes to theatrical and musical shows. Many students choose to complete their required one-sem...
Jack Schaaf, Arts Reporter
November 2, 2018
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This past September, for the fall play, the theater department took on the challenge of putting together 44 Plays for 44 Presidents. The show’s uncommon format, which consisted of 44 mini plays with a collective mission to outline the live...
November 2, 2018
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Throughout the year, art of many different mediums and from a multitude of artists circulates in and out of the Broyles arts gallery. During the month of October, the gallery featured the unique work of Tori Tinsley, a local a...
Rachel Liu, Arts Reporter
September 28, 2018
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Every year, on a special weekend in mid-September, hundreds of thousands of festival-goers flooded through the gates of Piedmont Park for 2018’s Music Midtown. From first-timers to music-lovers, crowds of people ...
Riya Jayanthi, Arts Reporter
September 28, 2018
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Westminster’s community values two notable ideals above all: service and creativity. Since this is the case, it seems almost inevitable that a club like “Art Heals” would arise; a group of students, helmed by se...
Ryan Hockstein, Arts Reporter
September 28, 2018
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“It was hot, hot, hot, hot, hot. It was so hot,” said Upper School art teacher Pamela Martinez about Orvieto, Italy, a city about an hour and a half outside Rome, where her residency was located. While Martinez had...
Sarah Street, Arts Reporter
September 28, 2018
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Last month, the renowned fashion forum Vogue released their September issue featuring Beyoncé on the cover. Tyler Mitchell, a Westminster graduate of the class of 2013, shot the cover, making him the first black p...
Amy Zhao, Arts Reporter
September 28, 2018
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At Westminster, students have the option to sign up for any of three different art tracks: Drawing and Painting, Digital Imaging, and 3D Design. Students who choose any of these three tracks have the option of submi...
Sarah Street, Arts Reporter
March 5, 2018
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Each spring, hundreds of accomplished high school musicians congregate together in an environment flowing with talent to do what they do best: make music. These performances, through a program called All-State, offer high school s...
Charlie Benedict, Opinions Editor
March 5, 2018
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While students at Westminster are often known and recognized for their superior STEM and athletic ability, the Westminster writing and art communities have experienced a renaissance partially due to many programs such as Evolu...
Woods Curry, Arts Reporter
March 5, 2018
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s her time at Westminster comes to a close, senior Ella Collier’s music career is just beginning. Following successful singles like “I’m Gonna” and “Birthday”, Collier decided to ramp up her collection with the rele...