We Stepped Out and stepped it up.

November 10, 2014

We had a great weekend at the Global Center for Health Innovation with our friends the Fungineers, Darin (FreQ Nasty) McFadyen and Claire Thompson of Yoga of Bass, Daniel Gray Kontar and Brittany (Red-I) Benton of Sanctuary Cleveland, the Rust Belt Monster Collective, and many more. But my favorite new party pals are . . . . INNER TUBES. Never doing another party without 'em. Stay tuned, more shots to come.

Stay Tuned, more shots to come! In the mean time, check out slideshows here and here. — Stay Tuned, more shots to come! In the mean time, check out slideshows here and here.

Popular Culture

When the revolutionary designer William McDonough said “Buildings like trees, cities like forests,” he was referring to the harmony with nature that he hoped would soon come from a new, sustainable approach to the buildings and landscapes we construct. But his metaphor can be taken a step further: like real forests, cities are dynamic ecosystems that rely on the processes of decay and rebirth. Urban space blooms and fades and blooms again, an ever-changing, creative process that feeds and is fed by its inhabitants. Urban Indian is about all who inhabit those forest cities, who steward them and live by their fruits. Why the name? Well, to understand that, you’ll have to start from the beginning. Or just jump in and see what there is to see!