The Temple of Time
On May 19, 2019, the Temple of Time burned in Coral Springs, Florida. Earlier that year, David Best, the Temple crew and 600 members of the Parkland and Coral Springs ...Read More
How Can We Put Burning Man Culture in a Museum?
By Affinity
This is the second post in a series about “No Spectators: The Art of Burning Man,” the upcoming exhibition at ...Read More
Galaxia: The 2018 Temple
By Katie Hazard
Burning Man Arts is thrilled to announce that we have selected the 2018 Temple: Galaxia by Arthur Mamou-Mani! The Design ...Read More
High Art Thinks, Our Art Speaks: Q&A With Smithsonian Curator Nora Atkinson
By Burning Man
This is the first post in a series about “No Spectators: The Art of Burning Man”, the upcoming exhibition at the ...Read More
Brazilian RC’s Altar of Intentions Tests Whether Water Absorbs Feelings
By Jon Mitchell
Water is pretty special. You’re mostly made of it. You need 1.5 gallons of it per day at Burning Man. ...Read More
Sprocket and Shalaco’s Glorious 2018 Art Inspiration Round-up
Photos by Shalaco “What would you do if you could do what you wanted? And not what you had to ...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
By Burning Man
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
By Brody
Jen Duncan, Executive Director of the Hermitage Museum in Norfolk, Virginia, came into a staff meeting one day and plunked an ...Read More