Arts and Tech – Page 11 – The Edition GA

14Oct

Teacher Art Gallery

The Visual Arts Faculty exhibit featured in the Arts Center displays artwork completed by several GA teachers. The exhibit was installed on August 26th and will continue to be available for viewing until October 29th. The participating teachers include Sarah Ritz, Alyssa Clinkscales, David Love, Liz Buckman, Alia Tahvildaran, and Romy Burkus. The exhibit presents […]

12Oct

Patrick Tronoski '22No Comments

Black Lives Matter Protest Art

Editor’s Note: This article is part of our ongoing process to amplify the voices of our black community and make sure we report on the important issues in our community. Please let us know your thoughts and feedback. While marches have been a prominent method of combating police brutality and systematic racism, art has also […]

4Oct

Maya Altimany '22No Comments

Small Business Summer

Although summer was significantly different for all of us this year, many GA students were able to make the most of this time by taking on creative tasks in baking, making masks, filming digitally, selling clothes, and more. Given the current pandemic, the GA community has faced many difficulties, especially during the quick transition to […]

18Sep

Alaina Steck '22141 Comments

Technology During COVID-19

The COVID-19 outbreak was the opposite of normal; schools, workplaces, and restaurants were closed as the virus spread across the nation. Social distancing and stay-at-home orders turned daily life upside down. Technology, however, returned some sense of normality and allowed people to continue their daily routines. These screens and machines allowed individuals to work, learn, […]

15Sep

Patrick Tronoski '22123 Comments

Creativity and Activism Through Masks

The COVID-19 pandemic is unprecedented for the whole globe: health code regulations took a huge turn, and human society was forced into a very tedious quarantine. Face masks have been the biggest change in daily life, as they have become compulsory in every public space in Pennsylvania and many other states. When the virus first […]

13Aug

Patrick Tronoski '221 Comment

TAYLOR SWIFT’S FOLKLORE

Most musical artists wait a few years between albums as a time to recharge. Taylor Swift, however, seems to be the exception. Out of nowhere, less than a year after the release of “Lover,” she had a surprise announcement of her new album “Folklore” on July 23rd, just a day before its release date. Given […]

13Aug

Eileen Zhang '215 Comments

Charli D’Amelio Profile

When someone brings up the app “TikTok,” you probably automatically associate it with the biggest creator on its platform: Charli D’Amelio. After being on TikTok for only about a year, the sixteen year old has amassed over 76 million followers and 5 billion likes. Her success on the app has led to numerous opportunities; she […]

10Aug

Emily Luo '22No Comments

Outer Banks: The Show of the Summer

Outer Banks, Netflix’s newest teen drama, features ten episodes jam-packed with adventure, action, mystery, and romance. It primarily focuses on a group of teenagers who refer to themselves as “Pogues” and their search for gold in an ancient shipwreck. The group includes narrator John B, lovable troublemaker JJ, rich girl Kie, and brainiac Pope. Their […]

10Aug

Joseph Richards '23No Comments

Do Not Miss A Beat

Imagine turning up your favorite song on the radio and being able to dance to it while no one is watching or playing your favorite instrument to brighten your mood. During our bustling lives, most of us struggle to enjoy our free time. Today, more than ever, music is popular across the internet due to […]

24Mar

Helen Wu '21No Comments

The World of Virtual GA

With today’s whirlwind of technological advancements, it comes as no surprise that millions of students can thrive in the landscape of online school. But, what happens when you take an entire community accustomed to physical learning and put them squarely in an online classroom? That, my friends, is what we now call Virtual GA. When […]