“Through the Fellowship, artists were able to devote all of their waking hours to painting and refining their craft"

Her works, presented in stark black and white, combine drawings of plants and human anatomy.

Armani Frazier ’24 is a four year Senior from Woodland Hills, CA.

Max is a four-year Senior from Hong Kong and is co-head of the Art Club, Architecture and Design Club, and serves on the Library Design Committee.

This summer, Studio Art and Music students participated in a culturally immersive trip to Spain.

"Playing the piano has held a different significance to me during different parts of my life."

The annual Senior Talent Show was hosted by Cole Foster ’23 and Carter Nachman ’23

"My theatre experience so far has been life-changing."

Alláh-u-Abhá Rodrigues ’23 is a post-graduate from Maputo, Mozambique

As an upper-class student, he has taken numerous courses in theater, lighting, and tech design.

"Music is one of the only art forms that truly brings people together from all cultures and languages."

"If you love music, stick with it. A lot of people misjudge their musical potential, especially for singing."

“I don’t have a target audience; my work is for anyone who loves poetry and language.” - Mx. Emma Wynn

In her practice, Ms. Alberto draws inspiration from ancient practices in Asia, Europe, Latin America, and Africa, and uses both traditional and contemporary weaving techniques.

The production was directed by guest director Christine Crawfis and Mr. Brashears

Shan began his ceramics career in his Lower Mid year and joined the Honors Ceramics course as an Upper Mid.

Twelve students across different music courses attended the performance over Long Spring Weekend

Ten piano students graced the stage of Elfers Hall at the Piano Studio Recital on April 13, presenting pieces carefully selected to complement their abilities and preferred styles.

“We just want to... create a legacy of artistic expression and community engagement.” - Maccoy Barry ’23.

World Class Musicians Perform in Elfers Hall

Artists from boarding schools across the nation contribute to BLAC exhibit

Show Features Ballet, Jazz, Modern, and Step

Theme Connects To School Curriculum