Burning Man Visual Analysis

One of Burning Man 's focal point is that they feature a great variety of art forms during the event. There are numerous "Theme Camps", which are created as event and residence centers as a sizable sub-communities of participants. Using extensive design and artistic elements to engage the greater community. Different types of music, performance and art forms commonly presented within the city. The artwork for Burning Man is considered generally a freely given gift made by the artist for the community at his or her own expense. However, Art Grants are available to participants by applying before deadlines set early in the year. Although the grants are intended to help artists produce work beyond their own means, they are generally intended to …show more content…
In 2004, Harvey wrote the Ten Principles as guidelines for any newly-formed Regional Network. Although not meant to be a dictation of how people should be and act, but more as a reflection of the community’s ethos and culture as it organically developes. They have became a sort of universal criteria of the general culture of this multifaceted movement. The first of the Ten Principles is Radical Inclusion, which states that anyone can be a part of Burning Man. There is no requirement to become a Burner or to participate in their community. Everyone is welcomed; there is a respect for strangers and new …show more content…
At first there was no restrictions to driving on the open playa. In 1996, the event grew to 8,000 attendees and unrestricted driving was becoming a major safety hazard. A way to solve this problem, the community began to implement a ban on driving and re-create the event as a pedestrian/bicycle/art-car-only event. There is also a protracted list of permit requirements that must be meet. With any event or mass movement there are possible casualties. In order to comply with the new requirements and to manage the increased liability load, the organizers had to formed Black Rock City,