In a special pocket between the first and second floor of WCHS, there is a stretch of hallway where glossy glass cases of beautiful artwork, hanging ceiling mobiles and wall murals belong. This is the...
By Leah Kreisler, Online Photo Manager
• March 30, 2023
Patterns can be found in many places throughout daily life: household objects, clothes and even furniture. But imagine seeing those simple, and sometimes crazy, patterns everywhere and at all times. On...
Painting. Sculpture. Drawing. Fashion. Photography. At WCHS, students have the opportunity to explore their creative sides with the numerous art classes offered, ranging from introductory classes for beginners...
By Jordan Pashkoff, Journalism Lab Life Coach
• April 11, 2022
Do you have unappreciated artistic talent? Do you want to produce artwork in a completely new way? Well, here is your opportunity. The WCHS student-produced mural has finally opened to the general public....
Across from the cabinets displaying student-artists’ works, used to sit a blank, empty white wall. Juxtaposing the pop-of-color in the cabinets with the color-less wall had its time, but now things are...
On hundreds of secluded acres found deep in Potomac, Md., sits a world far removed from the Washington, D.C. metro area’s dense suburban sprawl. One filled with rolling meadows, unimpeded streams, winding...
Charcoal, acrylic paint and digital- these are a few of sophomore Shannon Hu’s favorite mediums to work with when creating her spectacular pieces of art. For Hu, art’s infinite possibilities provided...
With an incredible amount of museums within the D.C. metropolitan area, it only makes sense that CHS students take advantage of free and entertaining art exhibits.
The Renwick Museum just opened its...
By Anna Baranko, Online Features Editor
• October 3, 2017
This year CHS decided to do away with the fee required for art classes.
In past years, art classes at CHS required students to pay a $20 fee at the beginning of the semester, but this is no longer the...
The Glenstone museum is a private art collection, tucked away on Glen Road, that presents a modern, fresh and contemporary twist on a traditional museum setting.
Established by the non-profit Glenstone...
It’s the night of the big show. As the actors bow to a deafening applause, tech crew stands stage left, watching.
I may have only joined tech crew this year, but I’ve wanted to join since I was...
By Jasmine Baten, Opinions Editor
• February 25, 2016
Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice has been considered an universal symbol of morality, manners, sophistication and intellectuality in classical literature since its release in 1813. The zombies? Now...
