Your next virtual happy hour could look like Burning Man : v

Your next virtual happy hour could look like Burning Man
Quartz
2/23/2021
Nicolás Rivero
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A sketch of nine city blocks, featuring detailed illustrations of buildings, a basketball court, and a greenhouse, taken from a screenshot of the virtual world Topia.
Last April, the organizers of Burning Man—the anything-goes music festival that typically draws 80,000 attendees for a week of communal living in the Nevada desert—canceled all in-person revelry because of the pandemic. Instead, the September festival was hosted virtually, in a week of events spread across eight digital platforms, including a nascent video chat service called Topia.

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