~ Steven T. Jones : Burningman ~

	BURNINGMAN	“People need a purpose, even San Franciscans leery of paths cut by nationalist, professional, or theological concerns. So we pursue projects – political, social, or artistic – sometimes just to see them done, so our time and passions have an outlet of our choosing, so we can be part of something bigger than ourselves.” -- From “Angels of the Apocalypse,” a nine-month embedding project
		State of the Art As Burning Man approaches its 20th year, Bay Area artists stage a revolt that goes to the soul of the mega-event Link to the story
		Angels of the Apocalypse What I learned about fire, people, and Burning Man as a minion of the Flaming Lotus Girls. Link to the story
		Burner Season Local promoters, partyers and DJ s have transformed Burning Man – and in the process redefined SF’s club and underground dance scenes. Link to the story
		From Here to Katrina Hit hard by the storm and abandoned by their government, some Gulf Coast residents have found themselves relying on a few unlikely saviors — Bay Area burners. Link to the story

		Cue The Clowns San Francisco's burgeoning indie circus scene revives and updates with playa style an old-time antidote for trying times Link to the story