Burning Man + Art Towns
KC got back from Burning Man and emailed:
"This was a banner year at burning man. the weather couldn't have been more
"This was a banner year at burning man. the weather couldn't have been more
favorable [given the extremes] and the temperament of the attendees was equally
mild--in a good way. several of the art pieces boggled the mind, notably the colossus
known as the "belgian waffle" and enormous amorphous dancehall constructed entirely
of equal lengths of 2 x 4
there were plenty of other very incredible pieces. like a four star hotel with concierge
service [none other than chris weitz of film fame]. i'm not sure the photos do it justice.
they had four spotless suites, available for one night. and all of their structures were
deluxe. in the middle of a prehistoric lakebed, mind you.
so, yes. we had a wonderful time."
I am so intrigued now. Maybe I'll do a combo Burning Man + Marfa, Texas trip one year. AD tipped me off on Marfa, where Donald Judd's Chinati Foundation and the Prada Marfa store installation by Michael Elmgreen and Ingar Dragset can be found. And then there's DR who raves about the real estate prospects of Bisbee, AZ with its vibrant artist community. He mentioned that a friend actually bought a book on artist towns in America and made real estate investment decisions based on towns in that book.
I am so intrigued now. Maybe I'll do a combo Burning Man + Marfa, Texas trip one year. AD tipped me off on Marfa, where Donald Judd's Chinati Foundation and the Prada Marfa store installation by Michael Elmgreen and Ingar Dragset can be found. And then there's DR who raves about the real estate prospects of Bisbee, AZ with its vibrant artist community. He mentioned that a friend actually bought a book on artist towns in America and made real estate investment decisions based on towns in that book.












