Senior Dowdee displays painting at the Resin Gallery exhibit
Ever since she was a child, Costa senior Fiona Dowdee has always had a crayon or a paintbrush in her hand. […]
Articles by Kaelie Macaulay
Kaelie Macaulay is currently one of La Vista’s copy editors, edits the drafts of the theme and arts pages. In her previous year on the paper, she was an arts editor, and created pages, edited stories, and wrote for the arts section of the paper. In her free time, Kaelie enjoys watching movies with her friends and going on hikes with her dogs.
Unknown Mortal Orchestra disappoints with “IC-01 Hanoi”
Unknown Mortal Orchestra’s bold attempt to reinvent their sound in the midst of their period of greatest success ultimately leaves audiences nostalgic for the band’s previous style.
[…]
‘Fantasies and Fairy Tales’ entices visitors with ancient human myths
With a pinch of imagination and mysticism, Los Angeles County Museum of Art’s latest exhibit, “Fantasies and Fairytales,” blurs the line between reality and fiction with a range of pieces, each with distinct emotions. […]
“A Wrinkle in Time” fails to engage viewers with an insufficient plot
By Kaelie Macaulay Arts Editor With a striking plot and strong female lead, the movie adaption of “A Wrinkle In Time” has the potential to be one of the most successful science-fiction films of the […]
“Lady Bird” enthralls with authentic storyline and prodigious cinematography
By Kaelie Macaulay Arts Editor Teenagehood, a topic often romanticized in film, is highlighted brilliantly in “Lady Bird,” a coming of age tale of a young woman residing in Sacramento, California. Nominated for numerous Academy […]
The Killers’ Latest Album Proves To Be Mediocre With The Overuse of Sound Effects
By Kaelie Macaulay Arts Section Editor Appropriately named “Wonderful Wonderful,” the Killer’s redefine their sound with their latest album, ditching their previous grungy, American rock style to evolve into pop-rock in attempts to keep […]