Where Have the Artists Gone?

By Lauren Felder, Sophia Weinberg, and Catherine Stauffer ♦ Jan 23, 2024

On the other side of the Golden Gate Bridge, nestled among the houses of tech giants and endless yoga studios, lies the myth of old Mill Valley. Originally a town of artists living in the redwoods, most...

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CTE at the Fall Arts Festival

By Haley Lefferts, Editor-in-Chief ♦ Oct 30, 2023

This year at the Fall Arts Festival at Old Mill Park, Tamalpais High School’s Conservatory Theater Ensemble (CTE) will be performing an interactive improv show to start their season off with a bang.  The...

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AI Artwork

By Lauren Felder, Editor-in-Chief ♦ Feb 2, 2023

The creation of accessible artificial intelligence has lead to the question: what truly qualifies as art?

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The Mill Valley Art Festival

By Shaina Mandala, Graphics Editor ♦ Nov 2, 2021

The Mill Valley Fall Art Festival lies amongst the redwoods that adorn Old Mill Park. Annually, it brings back the spirit of Mill Valley, as it has for the past 60 years.

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November’s featured artist of the month: Senior Averie Ledger

By Emily Stull, Editor in Chief ♦ Nov 15, 2020

Senior Averie Ledger celebrates the female body through artwork she calls, "Sexy Shrooms."

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District parcel tax renewal, Measure M, on November ballot

By Samantha Nichols, Editor in Chief ♦ Oct 19, 2020

The measure would extend current parcel tax funding to maintain fiscal solvency in the district.

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Knitting us Together project transforms Mill Valley depot

By Naomi Lenchner, Op/Ed Editor, Graphics Editor ♦ Oct 18, 2020

Community members contributed to the art exhibit to promote unity during the coronavirus pandemic.

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October’s featured artist of the month: Junior Natalie Nong

By Emily Stull, Editor in Chief ♦ Oct 3, 2020

From experiences of racism to mental health, each piece tells a story.

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Quarantine Creations

By Claudia Epsha, Reporter ♦ Sep 19, 2020

Senior Artemis Frederick explains in their own words how quarantine has impacted their artistic creativity and personal life.

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Lindsey Tenaglia: The reality of digital

By Skye Schoenhoeft, Editor in Chief ♦ Mar 24, 2020

As one of the few digital artists at Tam, junior Lindsey Tenaglia stands out for her distinctive style.

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The realism of Megan Engelbrechten

By Kara Kneafsey, Editor in Chief ♦ Dec 18, 2019

Megan Engelbrechten shows us a world of abstract art through her astonishing paintings.

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Tam in verse: a poetry collage

By Claire Conger, Editor in Chief ♦ Dec 11, 2019

A collection of art and poetry from students across Tam High.

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