If anyone can prove a raging British author wrong, it is Thomas Cole of the Hudson River School.
In the early 1800s, America did not have any deep history or ancient monuments as the Europeans...
Imagine this: you’re at a cafe, and you are preparing to take a sip of tea, but when the cup reaches your mouth, you feel soft fur against your lips. Then, to your horror, you see that the cup is entirely...
From mirror-covered walls to hanging lights, Yayoi Kusama’s “Fireflies on the Water” is hardly what one would call a traditional piece of art.
Throughout history, artworks have been reserved to...
Glass ceilings and glass walls reflect the sun above, cast multicolored fragments that decorates stone floors. High metal bars hold up the sky. A sanctuary for the green life within. Fragrance of the flora,...
When one attends a prestigious art gallery, they would expect to see some of the finest works of art in the industry, whether it be sculptures or oil paintings. What one wouldn’t expect to be exhibited...
Saint John Neumann held their annual Grandparents Day on Friday, November 4th.
Students were called from class at 9:30 am to meet their grandparents in the gym before moving to the chapel for a mass held...
Beginning on October 4th, St. John Neumann students participated in St. Elizabeth Seton's Hurricane Relief Distribution from 9 am to 12 pm, alongside Ave Maria volunteers and Seton parishioners....
