Previewing Peripheral Vision
John Shin ’20 and Tina Deng ’21
May 5, 2019
Ms. Susan Kinsolving, instructor in English and poet-in-residence, is slated to have her Peripheral Vision, a collection with about 45 of her most recent poems, published on May 28. As a preview for this publication, the Arts & Leisure Editors have decided to feature a testimonial and a poem from the...
Elfers Welcomes Cello-Piano Duo
Stephanie Ge ’22
May 5, 2019
Elfers Hall will welcome German musicians, pianist Andreas Frölich and cellist Alexander Hülshoff, in a duo concert on Saturday. Both award-winning musicians, Mr. Frölich and Mr. Hülshoff have performed in famous concert venues in Europe, Asia, and North and South America. Mr. Frölich has won...
Actors Go Back to 1984
Yuki Zhang ’22
May 5, 2019
As audience members entered the Black Box Theatre, they were greeted by two standing “Thought Police” in the hallway and walls covered with “Big Brother” slogans and . For its spring production, the Hotchkiss Dramatic Association (HDA) presented Robert Owens’, Wilton E. Hall, Jr.’s and William...
Artist Embraces the Digital World
Stephanie Ge ’22 and Yuki Zhang ’22
April 11, 2019
The geometric shapes on the walls of the Tremaine Art Gallery showcase the work of a pioneer in the field of digital art. On March 26, the gallery presented “Unstructured Structures,” featuring the works of local artist Mark Wilson GP ‘19, which were all designed using computer software. Wilson...
Art Talk Inspires New Perspectives
Nicole Morikawa ’21 and Claire Wang ’21
April 11, 2019
Last Thursday, local artist Mark Wilson GP ’19 gave an art talk in the Tremaine Art Gallery, sharing his unique art, made with computer software. During the talk, he challenged students and teachers alike to consider ways that artists can use skills from other fields, such as mathematics and programming....
Musical Ambassadors in Asia
Nicole Morikawa ’21 and Claire Wang ’21
April 11, 2019
While other students enjoyed spring break at home, Mr. Fabio Witkowski, head of the visual and performing arts department, Dr. Gisele Witkowski, instructor in piano, and Mr. Thomas Drake, director of the Center for Global Understanding and Independent Thinking, traveled to Asia to participate in concerts...
Witkowski Piano Duo Enthralls Audience
Stephanie Ge ’22 and Yuki Zhang ’22
April 11, 2019
Four hands on two different sets of ivory keys on stage captured the community’s eyes and ears during the Witkowski Piano Duo’s performance. Last Saturday, the annual Hunt Concert featured Mr. Fabio Witkowski, head of the visual and performing arts department, and Dr. Gisele Witkowski, instructor...
Dancers Light Up Walker
Stephanie Ge ’22
March 7, 2019
Applause filled Walker Auditorium last Friday and Saturday during the annual performances of the Hotchkiss Dance Company. This year, dancers presented a range of dance styles, including modern, classical ballet, jazz, and hip-hop. Ms. Allesandra Rinaldo and Ms. Lynn Peterson, instructors in dance, organize...
Philharmonic Orchestra Debuts in Elfers
Yuki Zhang ’22
March 7, 2019
In the newly-formed Philharmonic Orchestra, familiar faces and guests joined together to create a night of unforgettable music. On February 23, the Philharmonic Orchestra, consisting of selected members of the Hotchkiss Orchestra and professional musicians, debuted with pianist Mr. Leonel Morales at ...
Artist of the Issue: Edward Guo ’19
Eric Jin ’22
March 7, 2019
A four-year senior, photographer Edward Guo ’19 has contributed his award-winning talents to numerous school publications. As the head of the student magazine ink., he has facilitated the creation of ten issues over four years. This week, the Arts and Leisure Section recognizes his accomplishments and...
Art Students Win Scholastic Awards
February 18, 2019
Students in the visual art program recently received regional awards from the Connecticut Scholastic Art Association. Overall, 14 students won awards with a total of eight Gold Keys, three Silver Keys, and two Honorable Mentions.Gold Keys, Silver Keys, and Honorable Mentions are presented by the Allia...
Actors Spread Hay Fever
Claire Wang ’22
February 14, 2019
The Hotchkiss Dramatic Association is set to present Noël Coward’s comedy, Hay Fever, from this Friday, February 15, to Sunday, February 17. This classic play, directed by Mr. Parker Reed, instructor in English and theatre, was written in 1920. Set in the 1920s, the play focuses on the hilarity that...
Glasswing International is based in El Salvador and has programs all around Central America. According to its website, the organization was founded to “empower individuals...
Young Wrestling Team Enters Postseason
February 5, 2020
Girls JV Squash Makes a Comeback
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Athlete of the Issue: Henry Wilder ’20
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Ultimate Hat Tournament Drums Up Interest
February 5, 2020
The Chiefs Take Super Bowl LIV
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