Saturday, April 13, 2019, 1:15 p.m. - Saturday, April 13, 2019, 5:15 p.m. PDT
Cost: $55.00
Location: Depart from Moscone West - Mobile Workshop Departure Area
LEARNING OUTCOMES
- Examine the challenges of protecting urban artist workspace in the face of economically competing uses.
- Understand how the Burning Man Project is supporting place-based public art efforts worldwide.
- Assess how Burning Man’s 10 principles might have value for community development in their own communities.
MORE SESSION DETAILS
Every August, the Bay Area goes a little quieter as a significant chunk of its artists, innovators, seekers, and psychonauts head to the Black Rock Desert — but for what? Is it a festival? An ephemeral city? A bacchanal? A social sculpture? Join planners, artists, and Burning Man Project staff in learning more about this event, the community that surrounds it, and the ways that Burning Man shapes public art, culture, and city planning back in the “default world.”
Session Speakers
Beth Altshuler Munoz
Speaker
Raimi + Associates
oakland, CA
Joanna K. Winter, AICP
Speaker
City of Oakland Plng Comm
San Francisco, CA
Kristy Hilands
Mobile Workshop Guide
Burning Man
San Francisco
William Bulkley
Mobile Workshop Guide
Activity ID: NPC190006