Hahalua - immersive LED art for UnScruz and Burning Man 2026
by Christopher Schardt
Hahalua is a 24' wide sculpture of a manta ray with 25,000 LEDs. It 18' high from a tower that includes a wide porch swing. When visitors swing, it causes the wings to flap in the beautiful, articulated way of a real manta ray. ("Hahalua" ...
NAGA is wowing guests on The Golden Mile!
by Illuminate.org
NAGA is in Golden Gate Park, but we need your help for the final push! This majestic sea serpent has been a labor of love by hundreds of volunteers! We've secured the majority of funding (over $340,000) and now need the final funds to conduct t...
Dusty Heart, Tumbleweed Soul
by Calli Beck Ninja
What it is A 10-foot stainless steel tumbleweed, burning from the inside. A handcrafted covered wagon stacked with piñon firewood. An ornate iron fire pit on talon feet. Together they make a nomadic desert camp that appeared out of nowhere on the open ...
Help Bring Seven Sisters to Burning Man 2026
by Caleb Nederhood
For millennia, people all around the world have looked to the night sky and noticed a small but striking cluster of stars and told stories about their origin and meaning. Whether known as Pleiades, Subaru, Karatgurk, Dilγéhé, Makali’i, or countless oth...
Heart of Intentions: An Interactive Burning Man Art Installation
by Crowns For Causes
Heart of Intentions At Burning Man, art is not something you look at, it’s something you participate in. Heart of Intentions is a large scale interactive installation where participants exchange something invisible but deeply personal, their intention...
Temple Of Together: 2024 Burning Man Temple
by Temple Of Together 2024 - Mystic Arts Foundation
We invite you to co-create Temple of Together! Each year, the Burning Man Temple build is an enormous communal effort. Hundreds of people get involved - join us!
Queen West Complete, Summer 2015 (3 posters & a book!)
by Portraits of Queen West
Queen West Complete, Summer 2015 presents every address from Simcoe St to Roncesvalles Ave in panoramic photocollages. Part of Portraits of Queen West, Kevin Steele’s 20-year photo and book project documenting the street’s changes.
