Mad emergent art center invites you to come and watch the documentary "Art on Fire" together at Lab -1. After the documentary you can watch the live Q&A.

Directed by BAFTA and Grierson award-winning arts film director, Gerald Fox, Burning Man: Art on Fire is a 90 minute feature-length documentary following the high-risk, unpredictable journeys of the major artists of the Burning Man as they build and deliver their monumental works in the wake of the passing of the inspirational founder, Larry Harvey. The main characters are London-based, French architect and visionary, Arthur Mamou- Mani, San Francisco-based Scottish Man-Base artist, Andrew Johnstone and longstanding American “Burner” artists, Kate Raudenbush, Dana Albany, Peter Hazel and Flash Hopkins. Shot in an intimate, handheld, fly- on-the-wall fashion, the narrative unfolds through the artists’ eyes and voices. They battle and eventually overcome insufficient resources, a hostile dusty environment, insane time pressures and sheer exhaustion. The film follows the extreme highs and lows of their journeys on the “playa” every step of the way until the fiery end, interweaving these different narratives in a free-flowing portrait of the energy, creativity and dynamism that goes into this annual celebration of art.

This event is organized according to the latest RIVM regulations. Seating is always with a 1,5 distance, even if you come together