Anything Commercial Art Can Do, Decommodified Art Can Do Better!
In my first post in this series, I said that decommodified art can do things that commercial art can't. But what does that mean? Here’s how I put it in ...Read More
[Updated] Help Bring R-Evolution to Washington, D.C. for Catharsis: A Vigil for Healing
By Jon Mitchell
Update 10/27: Catharsis has lost the permit to install R-Evolution due to a sudden reversal by the National Park Service. ...Read More
Call to Artists: Create Two Installations Reflecting a Sense of Home in Nevada
What is your first memory of the place you call home? Is it your grandfather’s front yard, your run through ...Read More
Sonic Runway Warps to San José for Playa to Paseo, Opens November 3
By Jon Mitchell
It’s time for Phase 3 in the evolution of Sonic Runway. Surely you rode your bike through this thing on playa at ...Read More
Weird Is Normal: The Art of Burning Man at Virginia’s Hermitage Museum
Jen Duncan, Executive Director of the Hermitage Museum in Norfolk, Virginia, came into a staff meeting one day and plunked an ...Read More
Support From the Post-Jaded
By Moze
On Sunday we still had over 100 Art projects to place however now Black Rock City sports over 300. Sassy ...Read More
A Brief History of ASS
By Moze
Building and installing art in Black Rock City can be challenging. Over the years resources available to artists have expanded ...Read More
Moze’s Handy List of Art 2017
By Moze
Burning Man season is once again upon us and I'm fortunate enough to be hanging out at the ARTery with ...Read More
Love Letters From the Living: Tomás Bürkey’s Pyramid of the Dead
By Guest Post
By Pamela Stewart Tomás Bürkey’s Pyramid of the Dead, a 2017 Black Rock City Honorarium project, is a place where ...Read More
Laying Beads and Planting Seeds With Calgary’s Blazin’ Lily Gals
“There’s no way out now.” Stacey Scriven of the Blazin’ Lily Gals from Calgary has fully succumbed to the life ...Read More