A look at the art and artists for Burning Man 2021. The State of the Art covers all the installation art of Burning Man, from initial concept drawings to final playa installations.
Read MoreA look at the art and artists for Burning Man 2020. The State of the Art covers all the installation art of Burning Man, from initial concept drawings to final playa installations.
Read MoreWhat happens to your ticket fee if Burning Man is cancelled. The org updates the terms and conditions of ticket sales in light of Covid-19
Read MoreX Force, Burning Man issue. March 1998
Read MoreState of the Art: The Art of Burning Man 2019. Artist renderings and how they turned out—a fascinating stroll through this year's installations. A look at 140+ piece of installation art at Burning Man 2019. Artists are invited to submit information or updates.
Read MoreLeonardo, 2003 coverage of Burning Man Art. Featuring articles from LadyBee, Louis Brill, Dana Albany, Michael Christian and others.
Read MoreThe origin story of Burning Man…Why Larry Harvey called Jerry James and suggested they burn a man in effigy at Baker Beach.
Read MoreSurvival Research Laboratories was conceived of and founded by Mark Pauline in November 1978. Since its inception SRL has operated as an organization of creative technicians dedicated to re-directing the techniques, tools, and tenets of industry, science, and the military away from their typical manifestations in practicality, product or warfare.
Read MoreA look at the most anticipated art of Burning Man 2019. We’ve been watching the art shape up for almost a year, and here are some of our favorite pieces.
Read MoreMichael Pedroni | Artist Coming Soon
Read MoreP Segal attended the 1990 Baker Beach Burn and was one of the primary architects of Burning Man’s move to Black Rock Desert. She operated Center Camp Cafe for many years.
Read MoreJoe Fenton a/k/a JD Boggman, the first manager of Burning Man’s Drive By Shooting Range
Read MoreJanet Lohr, influencer of Burning Man
Read MoreThe 5:04 Special, arguably Burning Man’s first art car. Owned by Michael Mikel, the car was crushed during the San Francisco earthquake and then restored enough to become a fixture at early Burning Man events.
Read MoreKimric Smythe was the original architect of much of Burning Man’s pyrotechnics. He is the only person whose photograph graced a Burning Man Ticket (1995), and he was a frequent face on early Burning Man videos. He embodies much of what we think of when reflecting on the early years at Black Rock Desert.
Read MoreSebastian Hyde was a Cacophony Society member and attended the first Burning Man at Black Rock Desert (among others). He created many of the early graphics associated with the event, including the original Zone Trip t-shirt.
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