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Inly Alumni Art News

Inly School alums continue to excel in various forms of art in high school, college, and beyond. Below are just a few stories of Inly graduates mastering the art of fashion, theater, show biz, and graphic design.

HIGH SCHOOL
Abby Austin (‘10), recently received both a Silver Key and an Honorable Mention in the Boston Globe [...]

Building Bridges, Connecting Community

Inly Middle School Students Attend AISNE Diversity Conference

On Saturday, April 6, 2013, a group of Inly School Middle School students attended the AISNE Diversity Conference held at the Winsor School in Boston, MA. The conference helps middle school students better understand themselves and their peers through reflection, dialogue, and exposure [...]

Individual + Community: Inly Players Production Brings Everyone Together

Individual + Community: Inly Players Production Brings Everyone Together
Article by Donna Milani Luther, Head of School
Seven years ago, I sat down with a small group at Inly to discuss new and creative ways to broaden our presence in the community. We asked ourselves, “where do our talents lie?” and realized that a theatrical performance would [...]

Inly Players Theater: Local TV Celebrity, Students Learn About Working Well With Others

Family theater events with a professional twist
The Inly Players are pleased to bring Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, the story of the legendary candy maker, to the stage for their sixth annual musical theater production. There are six shows over two weekends: Saturday, February 25 at 2:00 pm and 7:00 pm, Sunday, February 26 [...]

Inly Student Artwork Hanging at YMCA

Students from Kindergarten through 8th grade collaborated on assemblage art banners that are currently installed at the South Shore YMCA. Throughout the fall, students experimented with a variety of printmaking processes and contributed their individual prints of leaves and flowers to these large scale artworks.

A Note about the Printmaking Processes
The younger [...]