This is Olivia and Stephanie working on our set for Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. This Drop is made out of cloth and then attached to a bar that moves it up and down for scenes. The layout and design of the trees was done by me and our tech director. This was a very early stage of the process. Final pictures are soon to come!
A painting by the late pop artist Roy Lichtenstein has sold at auction in New York City for more than $43 million, a world auction record for him. Roy's 1961 painting “I Can See the Whole Room! ... and There’s Nobody in It!” It shows a man’s face peering through a peephole. Lichtenstein became famous for his cartoon styled pictures along with Andy Warhol and Jasper John to help launch the art movement.
This year PCHS is performing Alice's Adventures in Wonderland as their fall play! Join a young and curious Alice on her adventure with very many odd and hilarious characters of Wonderland. The show opens on Nov 11th with a show at 7:00pm, Nov 12th at 2:00pm and 7:00pm and then Nov 13th at 2:00pm. I'm giving this show 4 stars! So come join the adventure and remember don't be late!
This is a piece done by Bernard Williams. His piece called 'A Screen and a Thing' is currently showing along with a few pieces from his other collection at the McCormick Gallery in Chicago. The showing opened on Oct 22nd and will continue until Dec 3rd.
