Transformations
@ Burning Man, Festivals, etc.
by Rheaume, M ; Gosselin-Payment, R ; Folch, B ; Duong, V.
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About the Book
Transformation, @ Burning Man, festivals, etc. est une oeuvre collective produite par plus de 80 auteurs pendant TaBURNak 7, une soirée où nous avons exploré l’impact transformatif de la culture festivalière.
D’une certaine façon, vous pourriez considérer que c’est un exercice en création de sens démocratique radicale.
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Transformation @ Burning Man, festivals, etc. is a collective production created by 80+ authors in a single evening during TaBURNak 7, Montreal’s local decompression event. We explored the transformative impact of festival culture.
In a way, you could think of this as a democratic sensemaking experiment.
D’une certaine façon, vous pourriez considérer que c’est un exercice en création de sens démocratique radicale.
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Transformation @ Burning Man, festivals, etc. is a collective production created by 80+ authors in a single evening during TaBURNak 7, Montreal’s local decompression event. We explored the transformative impact of festival culture.
In a way, you could think of this as a democratic sensemaking experiment.
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Features & Details
- Primary Category: Religion & Spirituality
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Project Option: 8×10 in, 20×25 cm
# of Pages: 108 -
Isbn
- Softcover: 9781367310094
- Hardcover, ImageWrap: 9781367310100
- Publish Date: Aug 26, 2016
- Language English
- Keywords transformation, change, bookmaking jam, Burning Man, learning
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About the Creator
Matthieu Rhéaume
Montréal, QC
Social Artist & facilitator, Matthieu Rhéaume creates objects that help awaken collective intelligence to make sense of complex issues. He's worked on the transformative impact on festival culture, our collective spiritual sense making competency, games and play as a means to increase citizen involvement in politics and mental health tool making for self-empowerment. This bookstore hosts at once some of his professional work and personal pet projects. For the rest, visit www.matthieurheaume.com