The Cacophony Society combined art and theater in mischievous ways and brought Burning Man to Black Rock Desert.
Read MoreCarrie Galbraith (1956-2018), Creator of the Cacophony Society ‘Zone Trip’. Mirror for archive purposes. See https://laughingsquid.com/carrie-galbraith-1956-2018/ for formatted copy
Read MorePop quiz: What do Burning Man, Fight Club, flash mobs, urban exploring, art cars and the Billboard Liberation Front have in common? All of them were born of the pranksters known as the Cacophony Society. They started in San Francisco, 1986 and expanded to have chapters in Detroit, Portland, Los Angeles, and dozens of other cities. With April Fool’s Day approaching I knew I’d want to share some stories from this incredible group.
Read MoreComet Magazine article on John Law: http://cometmagazine.org/cometsite4/cometsite3/comet2/jlaw.html
Read MorePhazer Magazine: Burning Man by Toph One. Coverage of Burning Man 1997 by DJ Toph One.
Read MoreA post by the Cacophony Society from 1995. The Cacophony Society at Burning Man 1995.
Read MoreSilicon Valley Metro, 1993 article on Burning Man
Read MoreThe City Magazine, March 1991: Cross Over in to the Cacophony Zone (and don’t forget your flashlight) by Wanda Hoberg. Early coverage of the Cacophony Society, including Burning Man
Read MoreLance Alexander’s essay on Cacophony and invitation for comments, and comments received. From 1990.
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