Arts

For most students, transitioning from middle to high school is a stimulating experience. Many eagerly anticipate the elevated social aspect, while others may just be looking forward to moving one step closer to their future goals.

Written by "Bunbury" Though it was not in the best spirits that I approached the Harn Museum, I could feel upon my entrance a beauty which quickly filled me with awe and excitement. Indeed, the Harn has something to impress for everyone, with a variety of paintings, sculptures, glasswork, and a humble but lush garden of all types of greenery. Students who have taken AP Art History may remember the golden litter of “Old Man’s Cloth”; a voluminous tapestry of discarded liquor bottle caps woven t

Written by "Bunbury" There is no way to begin this spotlight that really compares to Dale Chihuly’s work. When you walk into the Orlando Museum of Art, the reason for this immediately becomes clear. The mastery of abstract form and color, as well as the sheer size of the object, immediately draw your attention to the centerpiece of the room. 20 feet in height, the magnificent spire of Chihuly’s “Cobalt and Citron Tower” reaches its twisted tendrils to the skylight above. Curling royal and sk

The GJHS Chorus students performed at the Tundra Winter Concert on Thursday, December 12.

Written by "Bunbury" The Ashley Gibson Barnett Museum, formerly known as the Polk Museum, is currently undergoing construction across from the public library. Yet it is still worth a visit prior to the opening of the second floor, given the wonderful exhibit of impressionism from the Hague currently on display. The Hague, a Dutch art school known for famous students like Vincent van Gogh and Piet Mondrian, was the center for impressionism during its reign in the 19th and 20th century, and righ