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News for the Carlsbad High School Community

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News for the Carlsbad High School Community

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Hanson enjoys practicing henna on herself and others.

Senior McKell Hanson creates henna business

Gracie Huebner, Reporter
May 3, 2021
Senior Olivia Choi puts the finishing details on the center of the mural outside of the art room.

Artists leave their mark on campus

Olivia Sklenka, Lancer Express Editor in Chief
May 2, 2019
Using watercolors,pen and ink, Diamond-Peacock created this piece inspired by European Art History.

Local artist paints her future

Olivia Sklenka, Lancer Express Editor in Chief
October 15, 2018
The importance of taking art

The importance of taking art

Mackenzie Karng, Staff Writer
May 6, 2018
The art exhibition was held on the ranch at Deedie's House.

Plein Air art exhibit enhances Leo Carrillo Ranch

Monique Dufault, A&E Editor
June 6, 2016
The William D. Cannon art gallery goes from Nov. 22 through Jan. 31. The work features art from five different artists.

Art exhibit brings local color to Carlsbad

Angie Perry, Staff Writer
January 27, 2016
Artists display their talent in chalk drawings. This artist created a 3D piece in order to present a more realistic drawing.

ArtSplash: Tracy Lee Stum makes art come to life

Audrey Sun, Staff Writer
October 1, 2015
The artist, Richard Margolin, stands in front of his main centerpiece. Some recurring themes in his work include the use of bright colors and faces to give his art the liveliness it needs.

Richard Margolin builds art house

Jake Hamilton, Opinion Editor
June 1, 2015
Trevor Coopersmith is a local artist and Carlsbad High School alumni. Not only does he create art but, he is also working on becoming an art teacher.

Trevor Coopersmith turns a passion into a career

Georgiana Gilbert, Writer
May 28, 2015
The Carlsbad Sculpture Garden by Tiffany Phillips includes eight pieces of her sculptures. The Sculpture Garden is open Monday-Thursday from 9 a.m-4 p.m.

Sculpture Garden enhances Carlsbad’s culture through art

Monique Dufault, A&E Editor
February 26, 2015
Recently, the Front Porch Gallery located in Carlsbad displayed artwork expressing times during the Berlin Wall. Many artist incorporated actual pieces of the Wall into their artwork.

Berlin Wall pieces transform into local artwork

Monique Dufault, A&E Editor
January 14, 2015
The Carlsbad Cultural Arts Office looks for high school students to volunteer and help with their interactive programs. Some of these programs include the Family Open Studios, Concerts in the Park, Club Pelican and more.

Cultural Arts Office provides volunteer opportunities

Andie Naugler, Editor-In-Chief
January 13, 2015
Last year, the art department won second place in the Vans Custom Culture Contest and received $4000 for the department. The designed shoes are now displayed in Sun Diego on Carlsbad Blvd.

Art strikes back for Vans contest

Gillian Allen, Writer
December 12, 2014
On Nov. 8, the Carlsbad Cultural Arts put on their annual event Family Arts Day. This interactive event allowed children and parents to come together and create art projects.

Family Art Day revives art in the community

Gillian Allen, Writer
November 17, 2014
Junior Lehua Plaza expresses herself through many different activities. One she enjoys most is art.

Lehua Plaza promotes messages within her art

Kallan Arkeder, Multimedia Editor
November 3, 2014
Senior Hanna Seeman works on a piece of art using markers and colored pencils during AP Art. Presidents Luci Li and Michaela Gacnik hope to expand past art classes when it comes to members.

Art Club seeks a colorful start for the new year

Mady Christian, Writer
October 24, 2014
Each artist could be sponsored by a local business. Jersey Mikes sponsored this young boy to debut his art on sandwiches.

Splash into a community of art

Megan Overbey, Writer
October 6, 2014
Senior Lane Larson works on her painting using water color. Over the course of the year, AP art students create 24 projects.

Putting a spotlight on AP Art

Alyssa Slattery, news editor
October 2, 2014
Senior Valerie Maybaum rehearses after school for the upcoming spring musical, "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying". Maybaum takes on the female lead as Rosemary, a secretary at a major company hoping to find her executive husband in an eager J. Pierrepont Finch, who quickly climbs the company ladder (without really trying).

Theatrical majors break legs at college auditions

Kamden Maas, Staff Writer
March 4, 2014
Ceramics class has created little bowls for charity through the Feed America Organization. The non-profit organization provides food to hungry San Diegans, and these bowls are just as important as the actual food itself.

Feeding America one bowl at a time

Madison Medina, editor in chief
February 27, 2014
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