Last month, the nonprofit’s CEO publicly disinvited Fyre-esque Camp Humano and outlined changes for “Cultural Course Correcting.”
A federal agency is asking Burning Man to jack up security, cede control of oversight, and pay a whole lot more money to use the Black Rock Desert.
In a lengthy blog post, Marian Goodell, the nonprofit’s CEO, specifically called out Camp Humano for its violations of the Playa spirit — and warned a dozen others.
The event hasn’t even opened yet, but Burning Man decries a surge of “overly aggressive, unconstitutional” law enforcement stops and searches.
Artist Charles Gadeken built his 50-foot, 786-cube sculpture for Coachella and later Burning Man, and now it’s at Patricia’s Green.
One more liquidation sale this weekend could keep the beloved year-round costume store afloat in Lower Haight long term.
Larry Harvey survived a very serious stroke, but remains hospitalized and his prognosis in unknown.
