This time lapse video shows five weeks of Burning Man 2011 in five minutes. It covers the entire event — from setup to everyone leaving — at about three hours every second. It’s like watching a disease spread on the face of the Earth. More »
While I’ve not ever dropped-acid-and-burnt-wicker-men-alive (at least, not at Burning Man festival), from my understanding the event is meant to be somewhat of an escape from the humdrum of daily life. Meaning, you leave the iPhone at home. More »
People seemed to love our retro rocket ship and crop circle-esque Burning Man posts a few weeks ago, so it seems only fitting we bookend things here with a short wrap-up (dust included). More »
Writer, photographer, and baking expert Robyn Johnson, from Matador Nights, has put together an spectacular image collection of some of the coolest installations in the history of Burning Man, where technology, robotics, pyrotechnics, and architecture are put together to form often beautiful, sometimes repugnant, but always fascinating surreal landscapes.
