Burning Man, known for its eclectic and diverse art installations, has recently decided to remove a large-scale pro-Palestine sculpture from its upcoming summer event lineup. The sculpture, an 8-foot-by-14-foot fiberglass watermelon titled “From the River to the Sea,” became controversial after over a thousand individuals signed a petition for its removal.
The petition highlighted concerns that the artwork’s title is perceived as a contentious slogan that could be interpreted as endorsing violence and opposing the existence of the Jewish state. It is now unlikely to be featured at the annual gathering in Black Rock…
