• Over 150 new photographs and descriptions of individual pieces of Burning Man art from over two decades, including art from the 2022 Burning Man event
• Over 32 new pages featuring incredible sculptures and Mutant Vehicles
• A fully updated text, which considers Burning Man’s evolving significance in the art world, and how Burning Man is the art movement of our time
• A foreword from Burning Man CEO and Co-Founder Marian Goodell
• A new epilogue about the growing importance of Burning Man art beyond Black Rock City, including museum exhibits, public art, and over 100 regional Burning Man events worldwide
• A tribute to Burning Man Founder Larry Harvey, with highlights of his philosophical approach to art

Jennifer Raiser is a strategist, author, and nonprofit leader based in San Francisco. She has written for the San Francisco Chronicle, Huffington Post, Harvard Business School, and her online magazine, SFWire.com. She serves as Treasurer of the Burning Man Project and is the author of the best-selling Burning Man: Art on Fire and In the Spirit of Napa Valley. She earned a BA in English Literature and an MBA, both from Harvard University, but hopes you won’t hold that against her.

Scott London has been documenting Burning Man for more than a decade. His award-winning images have appeared in
books, newspapers, and magazines worldwide, including Rolling Stone, Vanity Fair, GQ, Elle Décor, Marie Claire, Outside, Sierra, and
National Geographic Traveler. His photographs have been exhibited at many museums and shows, including the “Living” exhibition at
the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art in Denmark, the “Art in an Ephemeral Age” show at the Institute of Art and Ideas in the UK,
and the museums of natural history in Santa Barbara and San Diego, California. In addition to his photography, Scott is a longtime print
and radio journalist. He is the former host of “Insight and Outlook,” a weekly cultural affairs program heard on National Public Radio
stations across the United States. Scott was born in Washington, DC. At the age of five, his family moved to Stockholm, Sweden,
where he was raised and educated. He returned to the US in his mid-20s and eventually landed in California. He now lives in Santa
Barbara with his wife and their two daughters. scottlondon.com

Sidney Erthal is acclaimed for his photography, with a special emphasis on spontaneous portraiture. His international
photographic portfolio includes work with individuals, groups, editorial, fashion, and tourism. His charming informality and quick-witted
humor make him a favorite with those normally reluctant to be photographed. His work has been featured in many international
publications and an increasing number of exhibits. A native of Curitiba, Brazil, he speaks Portuguese, Spanish, and English with
equal flair. Erthal received a degree in tourism before emigrating to the United States in 2002. He has spent the last decade engaging
with and photographing the people and phenomenon of Burning Man. Working with the Documentary Team, he is a beloved figure
welcoming journalists to Media Mecca. He is based in San Francisco, but can often be found in any number of locations around the world,
where he will likely be making friends with someone you know. siderth.com