Just wanted to share this fabulous photo of Duel Nature in Reno on the Riverwalk. Stop by and check it out!
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Saturday, October 09, 2010
Thursday, July 08, 2010
Duel Nature fires up Reno






Starting this week Controlled Burn spun fire to the World Beats provided by DJ Source in downtown Reno where Duel Nature (Burning Man 2006 honorarium) by Kate Raudenbush is currently on exhibit. A crowd of about 300 people enjoyed a variety of fire spinners from 8:30 - 10 pm. As part of ARTown's month long festivities they will perform every Tuesday in July. Bohohoops and Velocity Movement will have a Hoop Jam on Wednesdays throughout the month.All posts about Duel Nature
Photos:
Controlled Burn - Bill Kositzky
Hoop Jam: Larry DeVincenzi
Friday, June 18, 2010
Celebrating Duel Nature v2
Artist Kate Raudenbush, basking in the reflection of her art
Braving the cold to bring fire to us!
We have some more fabulous photos from the Duel Nature Opening Celebration to share with you. Enjoy!To see more photos
Prior posts about Duel Nature
photos: Mark Hammon Hammon Photography
Thursday, May 27, 2010
Celebrating Duel Nature


Although it was one of the coldest June 21sts in recorded history in Reno Nevade, the opening celebration for Duel Nature was fabulous.
There were hoopers...
There were "Thank Yous"...Thank you Maria Partridge for making this happen, thank you Kate Raudenbush for creating such fabulous art and thank you Crimson Rose for continuing to support the link between Burning Man, the Black Rock Arts Foundation, Reno Nevada and public art.
Thanks from Kate to Dave Aiazzi, all around renaissance man, crew member, electrician and Commissioner and Reno City Councilman.
Thanks to Spaceman for all the work he did installing Duel Nature, and thanks to all the crew not pictured here for making this happen. Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Thanks for representing the Black Rock Arts Foundation, Crimson Rose, Maria Partridge and surveyor and amazing crew member, Richard Johnson.
There was Controlled Burn
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Wednesday, May 19, 2010
Celebrate "Duel Nature"
Previously exhibited at Burning Man in 2006, Duel Nature, by artist Kate Raudenbush, is unique in its materials. During Artown - Fire dancers and spinners from Controlled Burn will entertain Tuesday evenings 8:00 – 10:00. Hula Hoopers from Velocity Movement and bohohoops present "GET HOOPED" at Hoop Jams on Wednesday evenings from 6:30-8:30 - all levels and ages are welcome. Hula hoops provided or bring your own!Join us in celebration of Duel Nature at the opening celebration:
May 21, 2010
5 pm - 10pm
Corner of Sierra St. and Island Ave. Reno, NV
Wine & Appetizers: Sierra Arts Foundation Gallery
and then along the RiverWalk
Hula Hoop Jam from 5-8,
followed by Fire Spinning by Controlled Burn
Music by DJSource
“Duel Nature references the spiral of our human DNA. The struggle inherent to the duality of the human condition is expressed by the violence of the raw plasma-cut, bolted steel exterior, in contrast with the vitality of the interior blood-red mirror. As visitors gather inside the vibrant core of the sculpture, their myriad reflections remind us of our shared genetic bond and our shared humanity.” says the artist Kate Raudenbush.
Prior posts about Duel Nature
poster: Maria Partridge
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Sunday, May 16, 2010
"Playa on the River" Duel Nature v3
Larry DeVincenzi, our guy in Reno said today:
Installation is underway downtown for Duel Nature - Kate Raundenbush's incredible sculpture that was featured in today's Reno Gazette-Journal “Playa on the River"Here are a few shots of the crew's progess today!
Saturday, May 15, 2010
Installing Duel Nature v.2
More shots of the installation of Duel Nature in Reno, another fruitful collaboration with the vibrant and active Reno community. Duel Nature by Kate Raudenbush will grace the waterfront of the Truckee River in downtown Reno, NV from May 21, 2010 until December 1, 2010.
Kate making connections
Setting in place
Moving the perimeter
Richard's eagle eye sets the level
Larry DeVincenzi, our guy in Reno said today:
Prior posts about Duel Nature
photos: Larry DeVincenzi
Kate making connections
Setting in place
Moving the perimeter
Richard's eagle eye sets the levelLarry DeVincenzi, our guy in Reno said today:
Check out this amazing volunteer effort today to get Duel Nature set init's temporary resting place downtown Reno. A huge THANK YOU to everyone who came out to help Kate Raudenbush and the team get it started!
Prior posts about Duel Nature
photos: Larry DeVincenzi
Friday, May 14, 2010
Installing "Duel Nature" in Reno

photos: Maria Partridge
X marks the spot, Duel Nature will be installed here at the corner of Sierra St. and Island Ave. in Reno, NV.photo: Crimson Rose
Previously exhibited at Burning Man in 2006, Duel Nature, by artist Kate Raudenbush, is unique in its materials, (Plasma cut steel, steel tubing, red acrylic mirror) scale (38’ x 38’) and artistic vision. During Artown - Fire dancers and spinners from Controlled Burn will entertain Tuesday evenings 8:00 – 10:00. Hula Hoopers from Velocity Movement and bohohoops present "GET HOOPED" at Hoop Jams on Wednesday evenings from 6:30-8:30 - all levels and ages are welcome. Hula hoops provided or bring your own!.
Join us in celebration of Duel Nature at the opening celebration:
May 21, 2010
5 pm
Corner of Sierra St. and Island Ave. Reno, NV
Wine & Appetizers: Sierra Arts Foundation Gallery
and then along the RiverWalk
Hula Hoop Jam from 5-8,
followed by Fire Spinning by Controlled Burn
Music by DJSource
Wednesday, May 05, 2010
Duel Nature comes to Reno Nevada
RENO, NV – The corner of Sierra Street and Island Ave. along the Truckee River will be transformed into a temporary interactive art installation, performance venue and community gathering spot.Previously exhibited at Burning Man in 2006, Duel Nature, by artist Kate Raudenbush, is unique in its materials, (Plasma cut steel, steel tubing, red acrylic mirror) scale (38’ x 38’) and artistic vision. During Artown - Fire dancers and spinners from Controlled Burn will entertain Tuesday evenings 8:00 – 10:00. Hula Hoopers from Velocity Movement and bohohoops present "GET HOOPED" at Hoop Jams on Wednesday evenings from 6:30-8:30 - all levels and ages are welcome. Hula hoops provided or bring your own!.
Join us in celebration of Duel Nature at the opening celebration:
May 21, 2010
5 pm
Corner of Sierra St. and Island Ave. Reno, NV
Wine & Appetizers: Sierra Arts Foundation Gallery
and then along the RiverWalk
Hula Hoop Jam from 5-8,
followed by Fire Spining by Controlled Burn
Music by DJSource
“Duel Nature references the spiral of our human DNA. The struggle inherent to the duality of the human condition is expressed by the violence of the raw plasma-cut, bolted steel exterior, in contrast with the vitality of the interior blood-red mirror. As visitors gather inside the vibrant core of the sculpture, their myriad reflections remind us of our shared genetic bond and our shared humanity.” says the artist Kate Raudenbush.
“This is the third Burning Man art installation to come to Reno through the collaboration of the Civic Art Program of the Black Rock Arts Foundation, the non-profit art organization of Burning Man, and The City of Reno Arts and Culture Commission’s grant program. Duel Nature supports the mission of the Reno Arts program to involve its citizens in the community's cultural life and encourage artistic excellence,” said Maria Partridge, Reno project liaison for BRAF and Advisory board member.
“We believe the exhibition of Duel Nature during Artown will serve the community in many ways,” said Crimson Rose, Member Board of Directors, BRAF and Art Director for Burning Man. “By enhancing civic space through the temporary transformation of an empty lot into an inviting art park and creating a creative gathering spot for Reno citizens with weekly performances and workshops that provide entertainment and interactive possibilities that the community can enjoy for free.”
photo: Kate Radenbush
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