About This Video
Since its inception, Burning Man has been a gathering dedicated to radical self-reliance,
self-expression, and art. An 11-year veteran of Burning Man, photographer Michael Light
has long embraced the creative freedoms encouraged by the gathering, but has come
to recognize changes in the event that have led him to criticize it in recent years. As
attendance numbers soar and major Burning Man artworks are acquired by museums
(such as the Nevada Museum of Art), event participants and organizers continue to
debate the changing spirit of the gathering.
Participants: Michael Light, Crimson Rose
Moderator: Ann M. Wolfe
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