The Past and Future of Burning Man Explores a Cultural Phenomenon
Jewish Community Center of San Francisco -- Kanbar Hall (3200 California St. San Francisco, CA 94118)
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The last date listed for The Past and Future of Burning Man was Wednesday August 10, 2011 / 7:00pm.
4 Goldstar Member Reviews
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There was not enough content; I was hoping for lots of slide show pics or even footage of Burning Man events from the past. One of the key speakers did not show up and the 3 that did were just o.k.> the 1st speaker brought all of 12 slides, hardly a tease of the many many pics we could of sat and looked at for those of us who have never been to Burning Man. The speakers were o.k., sometimes vague. I left disappointed but realized the whole purpose may have been to seel books due to the book signing that took place after the Q& A part. I'm just glad Goldstar was able to offer these for FREE.Written on Aug 11 2011
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Tedious, shallow, unimaginative talks.Written on Aug 12 2011
Photographs were good and informative.
Speakers were serious about the subject and tried hard.
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It was interesting for people curious about the origins and philosophy of Burning Man.Written on Aug 11 2011
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Sincere people trying convey their love of and experiences with the Burning Man Event.Written on Aug 11 2011
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More Information About The Past and Future of Burning Man
Website
http://www.jccsf.org/arts-ideas/the-hub/lectures-literary/the-past-...
Description
For over 25 years, the Burning Man festival has been an annual pilgrimage for tens of thousands of artists and counter-culture seekers. Held in the desert flats of northwestern Nevada during the last days of summer, attendees take part in a week-long celebration focused on the creation of art. In recent years, it has become more than an arts festival and has morphed into an experiment in creating a community. Join Steven T. Jones, author of The Tribes of Burning Man, Barbara Traub, author of Desert to Dream: A Dozen Years of Burning Man Photography, and Alix Rosenthal of the Black Rock Arts Foundation for an insider’s view on the past and future of this significant cultural phenomenon.
About the Ticket Supplier: Jewish Community Center of San Francisco
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