Burning Man is 365 and Everywhere

Did we follow the rules???
Australians are afraid of authorities, so we’re always going to push the envelope here.
Every time.
As an American, I feel like I can say that!… Get the full story…

“I do it because I believe in humans. I believe that we can do culture differently. And regional Burns and Otherworld and Burning Man specifically are real life containers where we get to live out these philosophies in real life that we often just get to like, hypothesize about.”
~Jax Creatrix… Get the full story…

It’s really trust-based. I would say that’s the one factor that separates Borderland from a lot of other Burns, organizations in general, the general level of trust between members is very high, and it’s designed that way. It’s very, in that sense, risk-taking, but I wouldn’t say it’s taking a risk because it works really well. It also creates resiliency because there’s so much also loyalty among the members, and the actual belief that their opinion matters. And then you get so much good will and so much buy-in from the community…. Get the full story…

“The art that’s out at Burning Man, there’s no other place on the planet for it. And I tell people — this is my tagline for Burning Man — It’s the most creative place on the planet, for a week. Wouldn’t you want to go there? I think I want to go to the most creative place on the planet, and experience a planetary event like that. This is a planetary thing. This is not a San Francisco thing or an Austin thing. It’s a world wide global thing.”… Get the full story…