Joylynn Lee

About Joylynn Lee

Joylynn is the Arts Editor for La Vista and is responsible for editing arts stories, writing a variety of stories/briefs, and managing writers in the arts section. In her previous year as a freshman, Joylynn was a Staff Writer. In her free time, Joylynn enjoys listening to podcasts, writing, playing instruments, and spending time with her family and friends.

LACMA’s, “City of Cinema: Paris” explores vivid images of lively Parisian art

March 23, 2022 Joylynn Lee 0

By Joylynn Lee Arts Editor LACMA opened the “City of Cinema: Paris” to the public on Feb. 20, exhibiting an exceptional look at 19th-century Parisian art. “City of Cinema: Paris” showcases Parisian art to tell […]

Spring Formal hosts 1,000 students

March 21, 2022 Joylynn Lee 0

By Joylynn Lee Arts Editor Costa hosted Spring Formal on March 12 from 7 to 11 p.m. at the Westin LAX. Since Costa couldn’t host last semester’s Winter Formal due to COVID-19 protocols, the Spring […]

“The Royal Treatment” lacks chemistry between love interests, original storyline

February 15, 2022 Joylynn Lee 0

By Joylynn Lee Arts Editor The new Netflix film “The Royal Treatment” fails to capture the audience’s attention with an unmemorable and monotonous storyline. “The Royal Treatment,” released on Jan. 22, stars Laura Marano as […]

LACMA’s “Contemporary Echoes” showcases beautifully vibrant cultural art

January 21, 2022 Joylynn Lee 0

By Joylynn Lee Arts Editor LACMA’s new exhibit “ContemporaryEchoes” features beautifully drawn Indigenous art that captures viewers’ attention. The exhibit brings a sense of modern art towards ancient cartographic maps. The original ancient Indigenous map […]

“Holbein” displays creativity, leaving viewers in awe

December 17, 2021 Joylynn Lee 0

By Joylynn Lee Arts Editor The Holbein Getty art exhibit shows a creative link between personality and art. Hans Holbein lived in the 16th century and is known for painting beautiful, candid images of diverse […]

Sheeran’s new album “=” strays from musicality of previous albums

November 12, 2021 Joylynn Lee 0

By Joylynn Lee Arts Editor Ed Sheeran’s new album, “=,” stays consistent with the titles of his previous albums by using symbols as album titles to express his unique music. “=” lacks diversity throughout the […]

Costa’s Homes of Hope Club Raises Awareness for Poverty

October 25, 2021 Joylynn Lee 0

By Joylynn Lee Arts Editor The new Mustangs of Hope Club builds awareness to build homes for those in poverty. The co-presidents McLean Grimes, Brendan Feng, and Ellie Penczar created this club to raise awareness […]

Acting Out displays Beautiful Cabinet Cards in LACMA

October 22, 2021 Joylynn Lee 1

By Joylynn Lee Arts Editor With cards organized by the Amon Carter Museum of American Art and annual funding from Terry and Lionel Bell, Acting Out enters LACMA. LACMA publicizes its first cabinet cards […]

Esperanza redefines “flawless” with beautiful interiors, savory foods

October 1, 2021 Joylynn Lee 0

By Joylynn Lee Arts Editor Esperanza enters Manhattan Beach, raising standards with its unique interior and savory food and drinks. Esperanza, Manhattan Beach’s newest Sonoran restaurant, gives a modern and exciting feeling once you enter. […]

Olivia Rodrigo’s debut album, Sour, impresses listeners with original, emotive songs

June 16, 2021 Joylynn Lee 0

By Joylynn Lee Arts Editor Rodrigo’s first released album ‘Sour’ has raised standards by releasing original sounds while truly expressing her emotions in each song Rodrigo brings out different types of music genres including rock, […]

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