Tag: art

Hobbs explores unique art medium: Special Effects Makeup

Hannah Conn ’23, Staff Writer • March 24, 2021

Fake bruises and blood, floral displays and character-esque makeup are just some of the many Special Effects (SFX) makeup looks that have been posted via Instagram by Beatrice Hobbs ’23. Since she...

Writing letters provides worthwhile connections

Poppy Livingstone ‘21 • January 27, 2021

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One River winter exhibit displays diverse range of personal art projects

Lea Rivel ’22, Web Arts Editor • January 26, 2021

Yarnbalmer spreads positivity through designs

Ella Stoler '22, Broadcast Director • November 10, 2020

‘People Politics Planet’ exhibit connects feelings to art

Phoebe Miller ’23, Staff Writer • November 4, 2020

“Westport Rocks” unifies local community spirit

Morgan Han-Lemus '23, Staff Writer • October 30, 2020

Amid the troublesome times of the coronavirus, a local organization shines a ray of positivity onto the town with its inspirational project. Founded by Jen Greely and Lindsay Weiner, “Westport Rocks”...

Murals of endangered species scatter throughout downtown Westport

Brooke Dembin '22, Buisness Manager • October 22, 2020

A sneak peek into the mind of a young artist

Grace Livecchi '21, Social Media Director • October 16, 2020

Nail art permits creative expression

Brooke Dembin '22, Business Manager • September 30, 2020

There are various ways to express oneself, but what if you’re not a fashionista or athlete? What if you don’t have a hobby that makes you stand out from the crowd? How are you supposed to make...

Students launch, grow small businesses during self-quarantine

Lys Goldman ’21, Paper Managing Editor • May 18, 2020

From tired, bored and disconnected to energetic, grateful and hopeful, months of self-quarantine resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic have brought out an extremely wide range of feelings and emotions in...

Oren sells handmade jewelry to benefit Gillespie Center

Tallula Stvan ’21, Paper Arts Editor • May 17, 2020

As we reach the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic together, it can be beneficial to support others during this difficult period. Many are using their extra time at home to give back to the community, including...

Mannes forges connections between community and art

Lea Rivel '22, Staff Writer • April 6, 2020

Between her 20-year career in publishing, her last job as Executive Managing Editor at HarperCollins, taking a break from publishing to raise her family, being actively involved in the Westport PTA and...