Diversity & Radical Inclusion: Ed Fletcher and the Good Medicine of Burning Man
Ed Fletcher is a filmmaker, journalist, and the president of Sacramento Valley Spark, a nonprofit organization started in 2012 that ...Read More
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Diversity & Radical Inclusion: Erin Douglas and the Black Burner Project
Erin Douglas started Black Burner Project in 2018, a project that aims to spread awareness of the people of color ...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
Six Exceptional Artists to Create Artworks for Charleston East Plaza
By Kim Cook
Over the last two years, Burning Man Project’s Civic Arts team has had the opportunity to collaborate with Google to ...Read More
Cultural Direction Setting: From Vision to Action
In July we published the Cultural Vision for Residential Black Rock City, the first phase of the Cultural Direction Setting ...Read More
From Playa to Prince George: Life Outside the Frame for an Artist of Color
In early 2019, the Prince George’s African American Museum and Cultural Center in Maryland held a three-month show featuring my ...Read More
The Art of War (at Burning Man) — Part 2 — What is it Good For?
Running a successful war at Burning Man is extremely difficult — and what it means for a war to be ...Read More
The Art of War (at Burning Man) — Part 1 — Report from the Front Lines
To the extent that people know me on playa, they know me as “Caveat,” of course. But since 2011, the ...Read More
Archiving the Ephemeral: a Kitchen Sisters Podcast
My betrothed, Beto Gonsalves, recently alerted me to a new series of NPR podcasts by the Kitchen Sisters: The Keepers ...Read More
The Week That Was
By John Curley
You may have joined us when this year’s adventure began, way back in July, when a smallish group gathered in ...Read More