It doesn’t get any more hair-curling, baton-twirling, mind-swirlingly spectacular than Burning Man, which has been described as a ‘City of Art’.
It doesn’t get any more hair-curling, baton-twirling, mind-swirlingly spectacular than Burning Man, which has been described as a ‘City of Art’. For one week this experimental community in Nevada‘s Black Rock Desert challenges its 60,000 ‘participants’ to express themselves and rely on one another while incorporating the annual theme in some way – think performances and art installations to otherworldly costumes and handmade gifts from strangers.