Perseverance, Presentation, and Perception

The Winter PLP Exhibition 2021 took place last Wednesday. The PLP class and I presented our conceptual art pieces, and like most of the exhibitions I’ve been a part of, it went surprisingly well. That’s awesome! We were tasked with creating conceptual art pieces that explored the historical significance of the atomic bomb through a […]

A Ethical Critique of “Hiroshima”

Like any great piece of art or literature, John Hersay’s 1946 new journalism novel “Hiroshima” raises more questions than it answers. Mainly, it challenged the western view of the Japanese population at the time. To me, this asks: does the decimation of a mostly civilian, an arguably innocent, city justify the end of the bloodiest […]