Photogenic - Moving Metal

This month RATIO employees took a look at Indianapolis’s newest art installation  George Rickey: An Evolution. This is the fourth in line of the city’s ongoing temporary public art exhibits. Our favorite photo (and top vote getter) was the photo taken by Jennifer Higginbotham, of the “ANNULAR ECLIPSE V, 2000″ sculpture.

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Tags: Arts Council of Indianapolis, George Rickey, Indianapolis, Mobile, Photography, public art, Urban Art

Holy Sprouts, Batman! ‘or’ Greening it up at the IBPF

Check out my latest post!  Kallari Center Blog 

Still coming to you at the low, low price of one click!

-Heather

Tags: green water system, passive solar design, sprouts, Sustainable Design

All for one click of a button…

Hello, world. I am posting a quick note to direct you to my other blog…see up there in the right corner – “Kallari Center Blog”? – you should click that!  (well, not before you read the rest of this post)

With one click you will be reading exciting updates on the adventures of a talented group of people who are collaborating to save the rainforest, to provide scrumptious chocolate to the world, and to give the Ecuadorian Kichwa people a source of pride in their culture and talents. But wait, that’s not all I will give you for the click of a button…I will also be posting on sustainable design practices in developing countries and how we might be able to bring those into our own hyperdeveloped country. Once you’re there check out the older posts by clicking on the “pull me” tab, where you will be delighted by stories of chocolate making, escaping the Ecuadorian rooster, and sword fighting. Not a bad deal for just a single click of the mouse.   (ok, now click on that link)

Tags: Chocolate, Developing Countries, Kallari, rooster, Sustainable Design, sword fighting