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Barbie Death Camp and Wine Bistro
Many people at Burningman form small theme camps and provide amusement and entertainment for passers by. My favorite theme camp was Barbie Death Camp and Wine Bistro. As the name suggests, Barbie Death camp revealed thousands of Barbie dolls in various stages of torture. Barbie hung in the gallows, crucified Barbie, Barbie getting run over by her own dream car, Barbie being forced at GI Joe gunpoint into an Easybake over. Plus they were giving out some kick ass Napa Valley Wine. I dare you to print this image.....The Mattell Police will be all over you!
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Crude Awakening
The engergy artists put into their art and structures at Burningman festival is amazing. These massive structures made out of recycled materials were part of an art installation called Crude Awakening.
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The Road to Burningman
If you drive for approximately two hours northeast of Reno , Nevada one week before Labor Day you might see a few strange vehicles along the way. These "mutant vehicles" are headed to Burningman, a week-long event in the Black Rock Desert.
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A Burning Passion
Burningman is an art festival of sorts and over 40,000 people strong. this art party of free-wheeling nonconformist, intellectuals , uninhibited artists, and ravers from around the world decend upon a dry lake bed over 100 miles from the nearest supermarket or shopping mall in what can only be described as America's biggest party. At the center of Burningman’s Black Rock City is a 4 story man made out of neon and wood that is set on fire on Saturday night. This temporary city is complete with a radio station, library, cemetery, roller rink, and post office.
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jane linders has been a member since 22 January 2008 and goes by janelinders.
Currently in st. louis.
I am a freelance photographer who lives in St. Louis, MO, USA. I specialize in alternative process photography, such as polaroid transfers, emulsion lifts, black and white infrared and cyanotypes. My favorite places to photograph is cemeterys.
You can also find jane at www.freewebs.com/janelinders.
