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
Want to Build the Temple in 2018? Introducing a New Temple Grant Process!
By Katie Hazard
Burning Man Arts is thrilled to announce we are creating a new grant program for the Temple, which will start ...Read More
Koncertsal: The Collaborative Explosion of a Music Box
By Laura Dane
This is the first post in a new series about the journey of artists who have received financial support for ...Read More
Liberty’s Flame and Feeding the Commodification Snake Its Own Tail
By Guest Post
By Matthew “Timeless” Welter In 2017, a tiny crew and I are preparing our installation, “Promethean Passion”, for Burning Man’s ...Read More
Team Close-Up: Profiles in Dust
By Guest Post
By Dan Baker “Imagination rules the world.” — N. Bonaparte The Black Rock Desert is a special place. A place ...Read More
Flora Resplendica: Down the Rabbit Hole of a 12-Year-Old’s Imagination
A towering teapot with a slide spout, gigantic mushrooms and a forest of massive flowers — it’s a wonderland created ...Read More
Washoe County Receives NEA Grant for 200-Mile Art Trail, in Partnership With Burning Man Project
Did you know that 447, the road to Burning Man, runs through Washoe County? Of course you did. We’ve been ...Read More
Come See Classic Playa Art in Reno and Support a Burner Institution
What’s still there in Black Rock City on Sunday night to light your Exodus? For the past five years or so, ...Read More
Walter Tribe Carries the Torch in Arizona
By Maria Gotay
Camp Walter shows up big at Burning Man, painting the playa fuschia with their Pink Party and covering ground with ...Read More
Peter Hazel: An Artist’s Life in Full Bloom
“I’m excited. Let’s have a party!” Peter Hazel bursts into the room where a few of his crew members are ...Read More