Where They Are Now: Alumnus Gavin Huang
When I look back on the past two years after High 5 and high school, I am amazed by the swift…
Introduction to Reggie Wilson
“Traveling, breathing, traveling, breathing, traveling, breathing,” chants Reggie Wilson as he takes us on a spiritual journey in his…
The High 5 Review Summer Intern Speaks (and Sings)!
I have always adored the Arts. I play both piano and classical guitar, and enjoy drawing, painting, writing, singing,…
Defining Water
Water as dumpster. Water as transportation. Connection. Water as design challenge, as failure. As words and environment. As business,…
The Murder of Crows
Janet Cardiff and George B. Miller‘s sound installation “The Murder of Crows” (playing at Park Avenue Armory) begins with…
Where They Are Now: Alumna Ivana Ng
I love TRaC! It was definitely a formative experience for me. I’ve always loved music, but I was never a…
Dancing in My Seat While the Flowers are Sleeping
This spring, Symphony Space at 2537 Broadway at 95th Street was the place to be to see the lovely…
Where They Are Now: Alumna Tai Brown
I was hungry for the arts, needed it to function and TRaC (the Teen Reviewers and Critics program) was there…
Water: More Than Just H2O
Coverage. Download. Breaking. These are ordinary words that you will find all over the news. But when they are…
Where’s My Water?
Recently I visited a somewhat new exhibit entitled “Surface Tension.” It was down in the Chelsea gallery district located…
Surface Tension: An Educational Exhibit
Water is a natural resource that is used every day, whether it be for production or personal usage. The…
Surface Tension: The Future of Water
In the exhibition “Surface Tension: The Future of Water,” a description next to the video “The Deluge” by Dan…
Seeing Through the Sound
In the midst of all the hustle and bustle of New York City, an installation quite different than any…
The Murder of Crows: A Lame Haunted House
I would not go see The Murder of Crows again. I probably wouldn’t’ve gone to see it on my…