by Nathan Rosquist
- Site launch: How to Survive the Apocalypse, a Burning Opera
A wordpress implementation I am working on for an exciting new project, How to Survive the Apocalypse: a Burning Opera.
- Site launch: Art Monastery Project
I have designed a new home page for the Art Monastery Project, w/ wordpress, flash, et al.
- Site Launch: CasaleSantaBrigida.org
I designed and built this website w/ Wordpress for the Casale Santa Brigida, the guesthouse and retreat center of the Art Monastery Project in Calvi dell’Umbria, Italy.
Casale Santa Brigida website
- Roma ama Obama
The Art Monastery team went down to Rome for the Democrats abroad all-night election party:
- art monks for obama
- BGI in Worldchanging.com
Majors Making a Difference: Sustainable Business
One leading school offering MBAs and certificates in Sustainable Business is the Bainbridge Graduate Institute. At BGI students can earn their MBA in Sustainable Business in two to three years. Students can also choose from certificate programs, including Sustainable Business, Writing about Innovation and Sustainability, or Sustainable Entrepreneurship and Intrapreneurship, to complement their existing degree or line of work. The hybrid online and in-the-classroom course system allows MBS students flexibility to earn a degree while continuing to work full- or part-time if they choose. Students at BGI study topics such as Responsible Capitalism, Systems Thinking in Action, and Creativity and Right Livelihood.
- Site Launch: Better World Books Blog
Designed by Dana Bruington, implemented in wordpress by me; take a look.
- The Matisse Aesthetic
Before heading off to burning man a couple weeks ago… I put the finishing touches on a blog for my friends Nicole and Zanetha Matisse and their company, Matisse Design Studio. It’s definitely still a work in progress… The look they wanted meant that I finally got to play around with watercolors (heavily inspired by Stina Persson, whose painting appears as the thumbnail image for the Matisses’ first post). Take a look: The Matisse Aesthetic.
A quote they have chosen from the Slow Food Manifesto as their first blog post pretty much sums up what the Matisse Aesthetic is about:
“May suitable doses of guaranteed sensual pleasure and slow, long-lasting enjoyment preserve us from the contagion of the multitude who mistake frenzy for efficiency.”
Good luck Matisses!
- Creative Destruction
This blog is, sadly, in need of a redo. Certains things may be missing until further notice.
—mgmt
