Posts tagged Kal Spelletich
Leonardo 2003 Coverage of Burning Man
Leonardo 2003 Coverage of Burning Man

Leonardo, 2003 coverage of Burning Man Art. Featuring articles from LadyBee, Louis Brill, Dana Albany, Michael Christian and others.

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Art, Artist, Burning Man, History of Burning ManTrip BrownLeonardo, LadyBee, Christine Kriste, Christine Kristen, Louis M. Brill, Louis Brill, Tim Kaulen, Sta-Puft, David Best, Jack Haye, Michael Light, Robert Burke, Trojan Duck Lounge, Pepe Ozan, Temple of Rudra, Jenne Giles, Dana Albany, Bone Tree, Michael Christian, Neb, The Ne, Lisa Negro, Drako, Steven Raspa, Futura Deluxe Bubble Fountain & Porta-Temple, Austin Richards, Dr. Megavolt, Flock, Cassidy Curtis, Chris Whitney, The Telescope, The Cradle, Diedra DeFranceaux, Jann Nunn, Hendrik H. Hackl, Ammonite Project, Cynthia Petit, Firefall, Kal, Kal Spelletich, The Myth of Sisyphus
Burning Man 1996
Burning Man 1996

Burning Man 1996, Helco. One thing most will agree upon. 1996 was a significant year for Burning Man. People died. John Law quit. The event moved locations, returning to its home two years later. The population again had doubled, now to 8,000 and tickets cost $35.

Bruce Sterling wrote a cover story for Wired Magazine (see insert), HBO and PBS also covered the event. It was the year of the first official theme: Inferno. Love it or hate it, 1996 was an inflection point for Burning Man.

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History of Burning ManTrip Brown1996, Dan Miller, John Law, Michael Furey, First death at Burning Man, Bruce Sterling, Wired Magazine, Kal Spelletich, Christian Ristow, Subjugator, Chris Campbell, Smiley Face