By: Audrey McGee Hello, readers of the Trojan Torch! I am here to reach out to all of the art kids of Oklahoma. If your hobbies include anything artistic, you should audition for Oklahoma Summer Arts Institute’s (OSAI) Quartz Mountain! Annarose Atamian, Dance 2018 Every summer, for 2 weeks in June, Oklahoma Arts Institute hosts [...]
By: Grace Abraham Having a big Performing Arts Center is great. You walk in and see the huge space, with rows of chairs, the bright red curtain with the spotlight shining right in the middle of it, and you can smell the crisp auditorium air that emits the excitement of whatever show is going to [...]
Compiled by Charlotte Suttee Thank you to everyone who submitted to March Torch Art and Writing. Submit your work to jhstrojantorch@gmail.com by the end of April to be featured in the next issue. More guidelines found on Torch Art and Writing. "Flow" by Hudson Mazzei (12)colored pencil "always me" by Jill Spero (12)one wrong word [...]
Composed by Charlotte Suttee This February edition is rich in poetry from more writers than ever before! To be included in March Art and Writing, submit your work following these guidelines. Thank you to everyone who sent their outstanding art and writing this February. We can't wait to see what you send in next. “Business [...]
Composed by Charlotte Suttee Check out these works by our very own Jenks students! Thank you everyone for the beautiful January submissions. Keep the art and writing coming by February 27 to be featured in February Torch Art and Writing. See full guidelines here. Le sang sur la mur, Le sang comme une fleuve Et [...]
Compiled by Charlotte Suttee Thank you to everyone who submitted to December Torch Art and Writing. Submit your work to jhstrojantorch@gmail.com by the end of January to be featured in the next issue. More guidelines found on Torch Art and Writing. Sorrowful Glare by Jasmine Oben (9)Materials: Pencil Collision by Hudson Mazzei (12)Materials: Spray paint Into [...]
BY Charlotte Suttee The Artists “I like me some ink. I like the way it drip.” That’s the voice of senior Jesse Holt describing his favorite artistic medium: ink. Jesse’s dark, dream-inspired “drip” drawings are so twistedly realistic they seem to breathe. “[Ink] is it’s own being. It’s alive… I’m not telling it [...]
