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Well done, very informative

Lincoln was poised to keep the union together, he didn't care about changing history. The real credit of ending slavery should go to the abolitionists who gave Lincoln no choice

Is the lady in blue actually wearing a frosted doughnut as a necklace?

Maya Lin...great living artist 😂 😂 😂

Patrolling the Mohave almost makes you wanna watch an old documentary.

Excellence

Tahoe has been decimated by one source of exploitation after another. I imagine much of California history is like this. What a depressing video!

Excellent presentation and it really captured her spirit, courage and tenacity.

Why in the name of sanity do you add this nauseating "music" to the soundtrack? One can hardly hear the narrator! Amateur!

The lost on their journey...

Thank you 🪶

It's going to be a WOW!

Wicker man,it's devilish

True.

It's a Great waste of wood burning the temple & the man i staunchly believe it should be banned 🚫

I live in Carson City and I'm a volunteer at the Nevada State Railroad Museum, Carson City. Nevada's history comes alive when we give rides on the Inyo (1875), The Glenbrook (1875), #25 (1905), and the McKeen Car (1909). I'm very lucky to be able to live in Nevada and to share in our rich railroad history.

Arts and crafts

Arts and crafts

This is not a great video, it's really bad,BUT I do like the seven magic mountains even tho it is a bit tacky

Great Video

While experts are sniffing your dirty laundry and bedsheets to make sure you're having lawful sex... EPA says the #1 manmade disaster for dust is Owens Dry Lake in California. Mulholland tricked the community into letting him have authority to develop the lake, make it a tourist destination. He used that power to steal the lake from this valley 110 years ago, recent rains have half filled that lake first time since 1913, bring back Owens Lake.

the colors are disgusting if they had no color i'd love it

this looks terrible, looks good for bouldering though

I enjoyed your presentation of the life and work of Anne Brigman so much. How did I not know about her??? I just don't know how I can have missed her.......smh. Thank you.

A new chapter...2023...City of Mud. And why burn so much other structures other then The Man and The Temple? Leave no trace also means...leave no trace in the air. I hope, the next year there will be less toxic Burning Man traces in the air.

It was all down hill after 1995

I wonder who picks the select few "artists" to do whatever they want and be fed with limitless wealth for whatever they do? (And who decides on membership to that club?) Someone in the International Art Community gave someone the authority (Dark State like?) to sit on the sidewalk and point out a random passer-by to make famous. It's like TikTok fame ... millions of fans looks great but they're millions of dumb people. All of this gives credence to the adage, "It's not what you know, but who you know." (Sadly true I'm afraid.) Stardom these days is manufactured.

Just imagine if people worshiped Christ this way instead of mocking God.

Thanks for this... A place where "anyone" can be a member...

I first went out to it on Ocean Beach. Some people got me to go with them a few years after it moved to Black Rock. While attending we witnessed a horrific motor cycle accident. The rider had been beheaded, and was known by the people I went with. It was a silent drive back to San Francisco, and I never went back.

It’s by rich wyt people for rich wyt people who believe living in thier million dollar RVs in the desert is “ roughing it. It’s creating over 100’000 tons of carbon dioxide equal to the emissions from 22’000 cars emissions in a year. It’s Capitalism at its finest

Burning man has become a tourist hole filled with frat boys and hyper consumers who are 20 years late.

I wonder how a festival said to be for all is extremely limiting by the exorbitant cost of tickets. Truly the prices are completely out of touch with normal people.

I have never watched a video that has given me a more creepy sense of darkness. There is something underlying all of this and it's troubling

Very interesting.

One of the tenets made in Burning Man is "decommodification." That means the focus is self-sustainable vibe and avoid promoting any type of brand names every "status quo" person knows. . You are allowed to have stuff with brand names like Coke or Pepsi in the grounds, but mentioning it by heckling or shouting that out 9for example, "Coca-Cola for sale!") is strictly forbidden. If you are caught, you will be told to stop. Continue further and you are heave-hoed from Burning Man grounds.

It’s become a great event but now it’s mainstream with too many cops

Oh so the first year they introduce the idea of Satan “taking over burning man” was the same year the burning man event had its first sacrifice, ahem, I mean accidental death….who could’ve seen that coming?? 🤔 🫣🤭🫢

Hello! Any idea where I could find a better resolution copy of the original faxed land permit shown in this documentary? I think it would make a rad bday gift for my friend. I can't seem to find it online anywhere. Thanks in advance for your help!

16:33 Does anyone know if the figure in these photographs was Brigman or someone else? And if Brigman, how did she take the images from such distance, especially the one in the Grand Canyon?

I totally missed this exhibit, grrrrrr!!! 😖

"PromoSM"

They also celebrates it’s a small world burning man too but idk why

i would have wanted to know how they actually did it not a lot of portrait frame interview blabbering

My first trip to Burning Man was in 1992. I was a part of a group that were invited to bring the first sound system out to Burning Man that year. When I arrived around midnight, the camp was silent.....not a sound. There was no light, no color and no sound. The camp looked like a bedraggled refugee camp in black and white. We parked on the edge of the camp and did what any rational human being would do: We put a Trance CD in the boombox and turned it up. Larry Harvey appeared out of the darkness and we were just hanging out talking when another gentleman showed up. He said: "So you're the asshole ravers"? Yes....thats how it started out there for us in 1992. I looked over to Larry Harvey....he said nothing. Larry told us before we got out there that some in the camp may not like our amplified presence out there in the Desert. Although there was about 600 people attending that year, only about 10-15 people came out to the sound camp which was placed 1 mile outside the main camp. The main camp was boycotting the amplified sound camp because they wanted quiet at night. I get it....Desert silence is profound.....but so is music.......and so is dancing. Inclusiveness was not one of the principals of Burning Man at that time. Regardless, Larry Harvey had a vision for Burning Man and he had personally invited us.....and yes, Larry Harvey did come out to the Sound camp that first year to see how his vision was coming along. I offered him a hit of Ecstasy.....he declined. In spite of the resistance, Burning Man had a destiny and Larry Harvey, in spite of the resistance, stewarded Burning Man through those early challenging years so that you can now enjoy the transformational experience of Burning Man today. I went back to Burning Man one more time in 1995 and have not been back since. I'll give it one more go one of these years. When you are enjoying the music and dancing out there at Burning Man in the coming years........think of us. Peace.

4:43 that dude wasn’t just marking a line in the sand, he was stretching from sitting 6 hours in a rental truck with only 2 official seats

She might be full of ancestral culture but actual art talent she is not.

SUCH BEAUTIFUL IMAGES.... THE WESTERN FOLKLIFE CENTER IS DEDICATED TO PRSERVING THE MEMORIES OF THIS WAY OF LIFE...AND PROMOTING THE CONTINUTATION OF THE COWBOY WAY!

Outstanding Exhibition! I am looking forward to future shows.