Burning Man started as a counterculture event but over the past 40 years it has inspired large public art projects and influenced Silicon Valley tech leaders.
New safety measures are being put into place for an 18-foot-tall sculpture in San Francisco's Hayes Valley that was originally created for Burning Man.
In the U.K., an artist is now having to defend their creation for its misunderstood look. There's some outrage over their sculpture that looks like an unsavory texting emoji.
The new installation shows a young Black woman in jogging clothes -- meant to challenge the thought of who gets to be memorialized in bronze.
The statues-- Blue and White Porcelain, Heavenly Jade, Ping An, Rainbow and Gold Luck Dragons--will remain installed through early March.
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