BINNEKRING BLOG
To Burning Man and Back
Read about Conrad Lattimer’s journey to and from Burning Man, as part of the DMV & Vlam crews who participated in bringing AfrikaBurn art to Black Rock City. More »
The Great Vlam Trek Pt III
There is something very special about the feelings of collective endeavor. During the course of this monumental journey we had all got to know each other very deeply. More »
The Great Vlam Trek Part II
The immersion into Burning Man it is like pealing onion layers away – the more you do, the more you expose and the more you confront, the more you accept. The only way you can get through it without losing it is to surrender. More »
The Great Vlam Trek – Part I
A crazy 7 months of preparation and wrangling saw a diverse bunch of mad Burners put their faith in a cockamamie plan to visit the mecca of Burner culture and show what we can do here in Africa. More »
AfrikaBurn Art at Burning Man – update!
They’ve arrived, set up and are now hurtling towards wowing Burning man with AfrikaBurn art – here’s the update! More »
Moop Map 2013
Ladies and gents, boys and girls – gather round and lay your eyes upon AfrikaBurn’s very first Moop Map! More »
Taking art to Burning Man – AfrikaBurn Fire Collective update
The AfrikaBurn Fire Collective’s cargo container has arrived on the playa at Burning Man, and as things go into hyperdrive and the crew start their long haul to Nevada, organiser Graeme Allen (one of AfrikaBurn’s directors) provides us with an update and info on the project. More »
The Happening
When all else failed, one sat in one’s ‘lounge’ under the gazebo, sipped a cool drink and watched the passing parade. It was a pastime that never failed to entertain.More »
CRITICAL TITS – ONLY A TIT SEES BOOBS
There they were all gyrating and jamming, marching and parading up Binnekring – all the while with their tits out. It was raucous. But that’s not the point really.More »
The First Time I Came
A smiling face offered me a cocktail at sunset, I plonked my dusty bones on a bean bag with a rag tag assortment of dust dwellers and I thought – hey – this is alright…More »
