Ethos.ink was founded by Kate Stevens in June 2018 to publish the work of emerging and established artists in an accessible format, with a focus on artists using photography as part of their process. Ethos.ink will shortly launch a private membership program for patrons and collectors, working with an international network of artists, dealers and galleries to provide an independent and personal way to learn about collecting art and photography. The focus will be on close and long-term relationships with both artists and collectors, and an emphasis on education and connoisseurship. Traditional newsprint and ink in both tabloid and broadsheet formats provide a tactile and immersive experience, connecting us to a long history of analogue communication - the moment where you sit down and take time to enjoy a physical object, and learn something new. The curatorial context, background and history of the artists is explored fully online, along with image captions, leaving the publications as a purely visual experience. The aim is to take in the ethos and philosophy of each artist as directly as possible, through the work itself. Each publication is designed as a bespoke format in conjunction with the artists, responding to their original materials, concepts and processes. Ethos.ink publications are produced in the UK with a historical newspaper press that dates back to 1878, by an expert team of printers dedicated to the highest quality of reproduction. The format allows for accessibly priced publications available to the widest possible audience; a nimble and enjoyable alternative to weighty catalogues. Most of our titles will launch in conjunction with major public museum or gallery exhibitions, and will be dedicated to the work of a single artist. Curatorially themed publications will follow, providing an opportunity to discover the work of more emerging artists, as well as the historical context for contemporary trends.