2 weeks ago
The Urchin Blockbuster Picture Show «
Summer is upon us in the states, and that means exactly one thing: the summer blockbuster. Which means exactly one thing: let’s read books at the park. But wait, the summer blockbusters aren’t all bad…
2 weeks ago
3 weeks ago
Watch Out for the Quiet Ones «
By Geo Ong
Historically, Japanese art cinema has its ‘big three’: Akira Kurasawa, Yasuhiro Ozu, and Kenzo Mizoguchi. To dismiss Mikio Naruse would be the easy thing to do…
3 weeks ago
The Urchin Mix Tape: LP Edition «
Every once in a while, it’s good to turn off Spotify and Pandora, or the shuffle option on your iPod and iTunes, and listen to an album all the way through, in its intended order…
3 weeks ago
The Weekly Urchin Recap «
By Geo Ong
A few months ago I wrote an article called ‘Punk Duende’ that explored the origins and layered meaning of the Spanish word, specifically in relation to music and poetry…
3 weeks ago
Where's My Donkey Cart? «
By Margaret Hedderman
Backpacking is kind of counter intuitive to evolution when you think about it. Throughout the history of human beings, we have created and/or discovered methods of getting out …
3 weeks ago
Resolved: An Urchin Triumphs over Fear to Accomplish a Very SEArious Goal «
By Sarah Jost
You may recall that on the last day of 2012 the Urchins set about to accomplish some very specific goals…
4 weeks ago
Superflat Arhat: The Latest Exhibit by Takashi Murakami «
By Geo Ong; photos by Sharon Suhr
Arhat, Arahat. [a. Skr. arhat adj., deserving. Arahat is the Pail form.] A Buddhist saint of the highest rank…
4 weeks ago
The Urchin Travel Wish List «
Travel is all about experience through learning. And sometimes, oftentimes actually, learning takes more than one go-around…
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