Addie Anderson, Arts Reporter
December 1, 2017
The first student art exhibit of the year is up and running, and it’s livelier than ever before. Art hangs on the walls and sculptures sit on stands in Kellett, showcasing student creativity.
“This show is anything and everything...
Woods Curry, Arts Reporter
December 1, 2017
As the holiday season comes in full swing at Westminster, the upper school chorus and chamber orchestra begin preparations for the highly anticipated annual Messiah performance. Following successful “Coffee Concert” and Thanksgiv...
Kiran Gadde, Arts Reporter
December 1, 2017
It’s not everyday you meet someone that has displayed their work in the High Museum, Clark Atlanta University, Hartsfield Jackson International Airport, Fulton County Arts Council, the Atlanta Office of Cultural Affairs, and ...
Woods Curry, Arts Reporter
November 3, 2017
Westminster’s acapella groups have been working tirelessly to showcase their impressive singing abilities to the student body. The groups, MAC and WAC, have been arranging pieces and performing after school with the hopes of ...
Rachel Liu, Arts Reporter
November 3, 2017
On the Westminster campus, art takes on many shapes, forms, and sizes, interacting from the artist to the viewers in a unique exchange of intent and interpretation. Senior Cyan D’Anjou, an experienced artist, uses her artwork a...
Brantley Simon, Arts Reporter
November 3, 2017
Do you have a passion for street art? Do you love viewing different kinds of art but not making it? Do you want to be a part of the Atlanta art community? Then, you should consider joining Creating Community, a program founded on ex...
Sarah Street, Arts Reporter
November 3, 2017
Art comes in many forms: a globe wrapped in rubber, rubbings on maps, and signage of men and women on plates all classify as different varieties of art. These are just a few of the unique concepts artist Gregor Turk brought to We...
Rhea Niyyar, Arts Reporter
September 29, 2017
Twenty-four voices blend in harmony, not a pitch out of place. They are dressed in identical black robes, yet all of them come from completely different backgrounds. How can they sing together if they’re all so different? How can they...
Kiran Gadde, Arts Reporter
September 29, 2017
"You who suffer because you love, love still more. To die of love is to love by it.” The popular Broadway musical Les Misérables will now be shown in Westminster’s very own Kellett Theatre. Based on the book of the same name by...
Sarah Street, Arts Reporter
September 29, 2017
With a unique vignette style and a mythical setting, the fall play for this semester Almost, Maine captured the attention of a large audience on Sept. 15 and Sept. 16 when the Westminster players put on a spectacular show in Kelle...
Addie Anderson, Arts Reporter
September 29, 2017
Music festivals are about more than just music. They’re about exciting new experiences,
unforgettable memories with friends, and the adrenaline from live performances. Atlanta is a city where anyone can enjoy any...
Akshadha Lagisetti, Arts Reporter
September 29, 2017
Art has always been an important part of senior Zoe Carson’s school life, and she is most known for her work which focuses on her African-American and Chinese heritage.
Last year, Carson took AP 2D Art, taught by Pamela Mar...