Episcopal Academy
Julia Baggini ‘25 | Kassidy Kryukov ‘24 Erika Kramer ‘22 is December’s Artist of the Month for her excellence in 2D design. Kramer explains that her passion began in seventh grade when “Mr. Sigel made the Art of Invention Elective…that was the start of me loving art.” Kramer continued her artistic journey by taking Foundations … Read More “Artist of the Month: Erika Kramer ‘22” »
Riya Mukherjee ‘23 | Mia Cabral ‘22 The “Into the Light” exhibit will feature community-created paper squares that will cast shadows onto the walls of the CCC gallery running from November through January. The Install-It club will be highly involved in the exhibit and will help to distribute kits, which include paper for community members … Read More ““Into the Light” Gallery Exhibit Inspired by Agha’s Intersections” »
Fiona Riley ‘22 The artwork of EA students now adorns the Head of School’s office in the Campus Center. T.J. Locke, with the help of the art department and Assistant to the Head of School Donna Erwin, created the gallery this month. The gallery currently houses artwork from high school students and will hopefully be … Read More “Dr. Locke’s art gallery features student pieces” »
Brihanna Henderson ’25 Hailey Deng ’25 Open Mic Night has officially returned for its 15th year, after the reduction of COVID 19 restrictions. Open Mic Night is an opportunity for students and teachers to share their talents in a casual and low-stakes environment. Christopher McCreary, a faculty organizer of Open Mic Night and High School … Read More “The return of “Open Mic Night”” »
Michael DiMonte ’25 Filmmaker George A. Romero’s 1978 magnum opus, Dawn of the Dead, not only took viewers by storm with its superb special effects and touching story about humanity, but also redefined the horror genre. The story follows four people who take shelter inside a Pittsburgh shopping mall after a zombie outbreak. Though its … Read More “Film Club Review Dawn of the Dead” »
Ava Hendrickson ’22 William Cellucci ’24 An active participant in the EA theatre program, Katie Locke ‘22 is November’s Artist of the Month. In accordance with the school’s motto, “Esse Quam Videri,” Locke does not only accel at being but also seeming. Daniel Clay, Head of the Theater Department, explains that one of the reasons … Read More “Artist of the Month: Katie Locke ’22” »
Delaney Welsh ’24 Sophia Jackson ’24 Located in the Crawford Campus Center Art Gallery, Ellen Erikson’s “Long Way Home” exhibit represents her experiences navigating life without a true “home.” Erikson explains that the main inspiration behind the exhibit “came from [her] twenties spent exploring and living abroad but also feeling very lost and adrift, both … Read More “Ellen Erikson showcases her “Long Way Gone” gallery Show” »
Julia Memmo ’22 “Radium Girls” was announced by the Domino Club to be the Fall Play for the 2021-2022 school year. Based on a true story, the play follows a group of female workers whose jobs are painting the dials of clocks in a factory. After unsanitary working conditions involving the consumption of radium, many … Read More “Fall play “Radium Girls” prepares for November production” »
Julia Memmo ’22 “Radium Girls” was announced by the Domino Club to be the Fall Play for the 2021-2022 school year. Based on a true story, the play follows a group of female workers whose jobs are painting the dials of clocks in a factory. After unsanitary working conditions involving the consumption of radium, many … Read More “Fall play “Radium Girls” prepares for November production” »
Sarah Memmo ‘24 Singing in chapel is back for the 2021-2022 school year, after the elimination of certain COVID-19 regulations. Community members are adapting to this change, since last year only solo artists were permitted to perform. At the beginning of last school year, stricter restrictions prohibited group singing. Music Department Chair Jim Erwin explains, … Read More “Singing in Chapel Returns but the Voices Do Not” »
Rachel Letts ’22 Andy Li ‘22 is September’s Artist of the Month for his ongoing work in the practice of 2D Design. Li explains that his artistic interests root to his childhood as he has “been drawing ever since I was a kid. To me, it’s therapeutic. It’s one of the rare times that I … Read More “Artist of the Month – Andy Li ’22” »
Fiona Riley ‘22 Nick Schreder ‘22 is March’s Artist of the Month for his impressive work in photography and dedication to making it a substantial part of his life. Schreder first got into photography during the fall of 8th grade when he broke his ankle playing football. “I was left with nothing to do for … Read More “Artist of the Month – Nick Schreder” »