Tag Archives: Wim Wenders

The Urchin Foreign Picture Show

Posted on 22 February 2013 by

What? There are movies made outside the U.S.? It’s true – in fact there are some phenomenal films produced throughout Europe, Asia, and if penguins had cameras, they’d be making beautiful films in Antarctica as well. Here are three of … Continue reading →

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Discovering Pina Bausch and Tanztheater

Posted on 28 October 2011 by

By Margaret Hedderman Until I saw a trailer for Wim Wender’s recent documentary, I had never heard of Pina Bausch, the groundbreaking modern dance choreographer from Germany. (It’s terrible admitting you don’t know everything.) I don’t normally watch YouTube. And … Continue reading →

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The Urchin Back-to-School Reading List

Posted on 30 August 2011 by

All right, kids! No more AM Bloody Mary pick-me-ups! No more afternoon tanning sessions on the beach! It’s back to school. Time to forget your locker combo and discover you’re buck-naked in the cafeteria. But, with a little help from … Continue reading →

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Places to Be and Things to See 2011

Posted on 12 April 2011 by

By Margaret Hedderman To be an Urchin is to travel. To be an Urchin is to take in all that you can. To be an Urchin is to consume all things literary, artistic and creative like they’re chocolate covered Belgian … Continue reading →

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