July 2009 Archives

P1070532_2.jpg What made those independent and counter-culture, basement publications so intoxicating? Their rawness. Their homemade-ness. Their lack of commercial savvy and nakedness of ideas. They were a cosmic garden where minds were denuded of convention, where ideas ran streaking, where the voice of a new power of expression got published on the big cheap. It's almost strange to see Contango out there subtly chanting "death to the gloss, death to the formula: restaurant review, hot girl, handbag, repeat--take a seat!"
Continue reading Ink Stain Publishes Some Ink in the New Contango Magazine--An Ultra-niche Retro-politan Newsprint Publication Targeting the Curious Minded.
NC1.jpg On May 21st, I flew to Durham, NC to join the Futurewave Consulting crew for a "collaboratory" designed to discover new possibilities for future sustainability growth in NC.
Continue reading Ink Stain and Futurewave Consulting create "Collaboratory"--Making Sustainability a little more 'hands-on' in North Carolina.
P1060970_2.jpg The Association of Free Community Papers helps publishers of nearly 3,000 free-circulation community papers--publications that reach nearly 45 million homes weekly--build their advertising revenues.
Continue reading Massive "Cave Paintings" from Ink Stain Partner Idea-360, for AFCP.

Ink Stain Chosen for Adams County Annual Report

low-res_LOGOimage.jpg To walk into their offices is to see first hand how much Adams County people believe in their jobs.
Continue reading Ink Stain Chosen for Adams County Annual Report .
P1050542.jpg She's the expert who researched codes, oversaw installations, and kept relationships smooth during the art installing process. A long-time advocate for public art, Colleen is an expert at making sure the right artist is chosen for the right kind of public space.
Continue reading Ink Stain Client and Former Denver Airport Art Curator's Next Goal: Healing Gardens for Hospitals.
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