Apr 12, 2016
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The 2016 Urchin Awards!
Brand new categories like Artistic Statement of the Year, Hope for the Future, and the Comic Relief Award.
Find the full list of winners here!
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THIS JUST IN
The 2016 Urchin Awards!
Brand new categories like Artistic Statement of the Year, Hope for the Future, and the Comic Relief Award.
Find the full list of winners here!
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Thoughts of Brussels
Like much of Europe, Brussels has overcome centuries of pains and joys. It will do so again, and the people who love the city will always return.
Read our full appreciation piece here.
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A Snowboarder Learns to Ski - And Avoids Senility by Margaret Hedderman
“Now that the sunny, halcyon days of my 20s are dark behind me, I have begun reading up on cognitive aging. Senility is no longer a theory for tomorrow; it is an all too certain fact in my rapidly approaching Future. After all, things start going downhill at forty, right?“
Read more!
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What was so super about Super Tuesday?
The Urchin Movement on caucusing, voting abroad, and demystifying Donald Trump. Read the full article here.
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Sarah Jost reviews this year’s Academy Awards. Read the full story for this year’s Oscar robberies, best dressed, and further thoughts on host Chris Rock’s performance.
In Ways of Seeing, John Berger lays the groundwork for what he sees as an important goal of the people: putting art into the hands of the overlooked and underrepresented masses.
In many ways, Mabel Dwight is the perfect example of an artist doing what Berger feels artists should be doing.
Read more to find out why.
[Images: “Abstract Thinking” (left) and “Book Auction” (right) by Mabel Dwight.]
More on Mabel Dwight here.