Temple: A Radical Arts Project in Derry~Londonderry

In March 2015, Artichoke brought Burning Man artist David Best to the city. Together with people from across the community a beautiful shared structure was built that measured 72ft high before it was ceremonially burnt.
‘Temple' turned traditional associations with bonfire burning in Northern Ireland on their head.
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Artichoke works with artists to invade our public spaces and produce extraordinary and ambitious ephemeral events that live in the memory forever, transforming people’s lives by changing the way we see the world.

[@timtreadway9798]

Attention BBC, this is the proper way to tell the Londonderry Temple story...
Your lame reporting missed the essence of what it was about...

[@st33zmonkey]

Wonderful video. Wonderful work. Thank you.

[@colleenmclean1854]

Another amazing example of the Burningman culture influencing the world. You all created that possibility folks, every burner out there, I am proud to be a burner, thanks

[@ronaran8420]

Poignant.

[@SoulJake]

Thank you for all you have done, and continue to do, to help people heal and forgive one another. Thank you David, and all the crew members for such a beautiful temple - and cheers to all the burners over the years that have supported this movement!

[@PJSzabo]

This is amazing. Thank you so much for telling this story so well.

[@kylecole6467]

i was there