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SPARK served as the program for the first annual Explosion of the Arts street festival that was sponsored by A City of Expression in the Five Points area of Jacksonville in 1991.

SPARK contained a brief article, the schedule of events for the festival, and advertising.  The name SPARK was created by Steve Gelsi (iD Magazine's Editorial Editor), who was writing under the pseudonym Matt Chelsea.

The A City of Expression logo shown on the back page was created by Creative Director Clair Mead Hartmann.  It represents an explosion and fits nicely with the Explosion of the Arts festival name, which was the creation of A City of Expression founder Michael Miller.  SPARK ignited the Big Bang for both the festival and iD Magazine.

Clair's explosion logo was borrowed and altered for use on the life ring logo for the online edition of iD Magazine (the old logo can be viewed by a link on the Home page).  SPARK was printed on 11" x 17" paper and folded to be sized 8 1/2" x 11".

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