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Comment on The Many Hands and Minds Behind Desert X by Anne Street-Stein
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Read Culture The Many Hands and Minds Behind Desert X A celebration of the power of collective vision Afrodet Zuri Desert X 2025 installation view of Sanford Biggers, Unsui(Mirror), photo by Lance Gerber, courtesy Desert XEach time Desert X comes to life in the sweeping beauty of the Coachella Valley, its impact feels almost magical.
Neville Wakefield, Desert X Artistic Director“Climate change is probably the most pressing issue of our time and as the world gets hotter and drier the role of the desert as harbinger of our future becomes increasingly urgent,” comments Desert X Artistic Director Neville Wakefield.
Ride (Generative Habitation Operating System Technology), photo by Lance Gerber, courtesy Desert XBut artistry alone isn’t enough to bring Desert X into being.
Desert X 2025 installation view of Raphael Hefti, Five Things You Can’t Wear on TV, photo by Lance Gerber, courtesy Desert XNot to be overlooked are the community partners, whose participation roots Desert X firmly in its regional context.
Desert X 2025 installation view of Agnes Denes, The Living Pyramid at Sunnylands Center & Gardens, photo by Lance Gerber, courtesy Desert XYet, despite this scale and complexity, Desert X feels seamless.