LAGI 2020 Fly Ranch Deadline Extended
We hope you are safe and healthy in these uncertain times. The fact is that everything has changed. The existential ...Read More
Posts about Fly Ranch
Fly Ranch is a new year-round venue for Burning Man activities. This 3,800 acre site opens the door to new possibilities, exciting cultural experiments, and art and innovation projects on a scale never before envisioned.
LAGI 2020 Fly Ranch: Join Q&A Webinar and Site Preview Walks
On February 19, Burning Man Project’s Fly Ranch Team and the Land Art Generator Initiative (LAGI) are co-hosting a Q&A ...Read More
Design the Future of Fly Ranch – Starting NOW!
Today, we launched an initiative that invites the Burning Man community and wider creative world to join in co-creating a ...Read More
Renewable Energy Can Be Beautiful. Just Ask the Founders of LAGI
Elizabeth Monoian and Robert Ferry were just a floor apart at Carnegie Mellon University but never met. Two years later, ...Read More
The Future of Fly
By John Curley
You walk out onto the playa of Hualapai Flat, and you can’t keep yourself from going back in time. You ...Read More
Fly Ranch: Applications Open for Women Writers of Color Expedition
Fly Ranch and Burning Man Project, with the support and vision of Yodassa Williams and an advisory committee, are excited ...Read More
Fly Ranch: Writers of Color to Become Heroines of Own Stories
From the moment I could read, I’ve been drawn to fantasy tales starring female heroines. Each time the heroine uncovers ...Read More
So, What’s Actually Happening With Fly Ranch?
Now that the DPW’s Playa Restoration All-Stars have finished walking the last of the line sweeps in Black Rock City ...Read More
It’s Been a Busy Year for Fly Ranch, and We’re Just Getting Started
2018 has been a busy time at Fly Ranch, Burning Man Project’s 3,800-acre property purchased in 2016. The project has ...Read More
Making Sense of Fly Ranch — #3: Smell
By Scirpus
In this five-part blog series, Burning Man Project Land Fellow, Lisa Schile-Beers (a.k.a. Scirpus), will share the ecological survey work ...Read More