The Drive-By Shooting Range at Burning Man

Burning Man’s Drive-by Shooting Range. The history of the Drive By Shooting Range, at Burning Man, with JD Boggman (Joe Fenton), Bill Smythe, and Kimric Smythe.

History of Burning ManTrip BrownMay 23, 2017Drive-by Shooting Range, Joe Fenton, JD Boggman, Kimric Smythe, Bill Smythe

Kimric Smythe: Creator of Explosions, the Java Cow

Kimric 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.

Burning Man, People of Burning ManTrip BrownOctober 2, 2015People, Kimric Smythe, Survival Research Lab, SRL

Burning Man or Bust | Wired Magazine coverage of Burning Man 1999

Wired Magazine - Coverage of the art of Burning Man 1999

Art, Artist, Burning Man, History of Burning Man, News ReportingTrip BrownAugust 19, 1999Kimric Smythe, Nikki Lastreto, HourLand, Lila Drake, Kal Spelletich, Seemen

Burning Man 1996 | Community Comments and Collective Stories of 1996

Comments from participants in Burning Man 1996. After the 1996 gathering, a participant launched a BBS style webpage that allowed people to comment on their experience at Burning Man, including their impressions of Helco, the Man burn, law enforcement and two art projects: Water Woman and Piano Bell.

Blog, Burning Man, History of Burning Man, People of Burning ManTrip BrownJanuary 1, 1997Camp 52, Tiffany Shlain, Dark Angel, JD Boggman, Kimric Smythe, Little Joe, Brad "Lizard Man" Dalton

Burning Man 1995

Burning Man 1995, Black Rock Desert. The year theme camps took prominence, a formal ticket was issued, and a rain storm turned the playa into a mud slick.