Written in the Stars: Historical Depictions of Democracy in the Star Wars Saga
By Skyler Mason, Year 12. While Star Wars is recognized as being a defining and iconic moment in the space…
Tag: the arts
Elvis vs Priscilla: The Concept of Perception in Film
By Eloise Fenton, Year 11 Ever since Elvis (released in 2022 and directed by Baz Luthrmann) and Priscilla (released in…
How to do a Met Gala, 2025
By Maya Sophia Dauphin, Year 11 The 2025 Met Gala once again showed the world why it remains one of…
Princess Mononoke—How hatred impairs judgment
By Skyler Mason, Year 12 “To see with eyes unclouded by hate” This is a quote from Hayao Miyazaki’s 1997…
Wicked: For Good, is it Good?
By Eloise Fenton, Year 11 Wicked: For Good, also known as Wicked: Part Two, is a musical fantasy film. Directed…
Dead Poets Society: A Classic 1989 film
By Luisa Cvintal, Year 13 Dead Poets Society is a classic film released in 1989. It is about an English…
Cubism – The Art Everyone Criticized but Then Adored
By Sofia Paola Sarandrea, Year 13 Introduction to Cubism: A new and shocking style of art appeared in Paris at…
Healing through art: What is art therapy?
By Sofia Paola Sarandrea, Year 12 Overview of art therapy: Art therapy is a therapeutic practice that uses creative activities…
Snow White: The evolution of the iconic tale
By Mariia Bublykova, Year 12 Ever since the long-anticipated release of the live-action remake of Snow White by Disney, which…