by Jack Connolly ’22 | Feb 13, 2021 | Arts
THE FOLLOWING ARTICLE CONTAINS SPOILERS FOR THE 1991 FILM The Silence of the Lambs Hello, Clarice. Few horror films have entered the cultural lexicon and endured in the way Jonathan Demme’s 1991 tour de force The Silence of the Lambs has. Despite having almost every...
by Lilia Kasdon ’22 | Feb 13, 2021 | Arts
OJ Slaughter is a Black Queer artist who uses photography as their preferred medium of expression. Their work has been included in many prominent magazines including Vogue Italia, Time Magazine, and Boston Art Review. They are also a racial justice activist and earned...
by Jason Mao ’24 | Feb 13, 2021 | Arts
The coronavirus pandemic has changed Concord Academy’s courses drastically. Visual arts classes are among the ones that had to change the most. Before the pandemic, visual arts classes at CA required lots of in-person interactions, and students usually worked in a...
by Cozette Weng ’23 | Jan 18, 2021 | Arts, Frontpage
One rarely finds a book review of a reference book. The review industry holds a stigma against them, as the modern conception of “reference book” has been pervaded by the dread of classrooms: textbooks. Though I hold no love for textbooks, finding them brash and often...
by Kiran Rajagopal ’22 | Jan 18, 2021 | Arts
2020 was an odd year for movies. Cinemas closed; festivals were canceled; an entire world of film shifted virtual. Almost every anticipated production to be released in 2020 was halted, such as Wes Anderson’s The French Dispatch and Denis Villeneuve’s Dune. Toward the...
by Shea Salcedo ’23 | Jan 18, 2021 | Arts
CA’s fashion club CAFE has in recent months created its website, HUE. CAFE’s Co-Head, Carter Wood ’22, described HUE as a platform used to explore CA’s style and to lead discussions about the fashion world as a whole. However, in order to discuss the...
