Greetings Burners…a Memorial Day sermonette for your sinning pleasure…
I live next to the Green-wood Cemetery in Brooklyn, New York, where thousands of soldiers are on their backs, staring ...Read More
Archives for May 2010
Changing Environmental Consciousness Through Urban Planning
By Will Chase
[This post is part of the Metropol Blog Series.] How do you get 50,000 people gathering in a remote desert ...Read More
Managing Diversity: The Zoning of Black Rock City
[Harley K. DuBois is a founding member of the Burning Man Board, with over 15 years of project management, art ...Read More
Running in Great Cities
[The Reverend Billy Talen is the founder of The Church of Life After Shopping, a project of The Immediate Life, ...Read More
The Temple: Sacred Heart of Black Rock City
By Lee Gilmore
[Lee Gilmore teaches Religion & Anthropology at California State University Northridge and is author of Theater in a Crowded Fire: ...Read More
“Duel Nature” coming to Reno Nevada
By Affinity
Previously exhibited at Burning Man in 2006, Duel Nature, by artist Kate Raudenbush, is unique in its materials, (Plasma cut ...Read More
Burning Man Film Festival-San Francisco
The Official Burning Man Film Festival will showcase 20 short and feature length films when it takes place on June ...Read More
Grassroots Mapping the Oil Spill in the Gulf Coast Region
By Affinity
Last week Andrew Johnstone of Burning Man Earth said: This morning Stewart Long, who does all our hi res aerial stitching, ...Read More
Cameras at Burning Man: Policies for the digital age
By John Curley
Burning Man is trying to figure out how to respond to the revolution in digital photography. Old timers will tell ...Read More
The Street As An Urban Social Space
By Will Chase
[Metropol contributor Steven Young received his Masters Degree in Landscape Architecture from the University of Pennsylvania, where his studies included ...Read More