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This latest video work as been a little while coming together – all …
August 7, 2020
Sound Walk September
Sound Walk September is the yearly global festival celebrating sound walks. We are now taking submissions for Sound Walk September 2020. Read our Open Call and submit a walking piece or event.
Walk the talk: A duo walks in Europe to render support to Indian migrants - brunch feature - Hindustan Times
04 August · · Babak Fakhamzadeh
30 installations to see on Charoen Krung street art walking tour | Coconuts Bangkok
20 July · · Babak Fakhamzadeh
Indian artists in Europe share experience of migrant labourers walking home during lockdown | Lifestyle News,The Indian Express
20 July · · Babak Fakhamzadeh
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On line meet up with Saira Niazi: “Walking as a woman of colour”
As a young girl I was taught that it is unsafe to wander alone. As a woman, I find nothing brings me more peace than wandering alone. I’ve traversed remote ‘nowhere’ landscapes; from lonely edgelands to expansive wetlands in areas throughout the world. Walking as a woman isn’t always easy, especially as woman of colour.
August 18, 2020
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On line meet up with Saira Niazi: “Walking as a woman of colour”
September 4, 2020
First Friday Walks in Stroud
4th world congress of Psychogeography
September 5, 2020
SWS20
Sunday Sunset Sounds: Walk Listen Dream
30 Days of Walking: Sound Walk September 2020
We are creating a collaborative sound walk. You are invited to participate in a project involving scores or participants, with the aim of creating a 30-day sound walk. How does it work Participants, you, select one or more ‘time slots’ during the month of September. You commit to going for a walk, during this time slot, for the duration of…
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Saira Niazi
Saira Niazi is a London based writer, community worker, renegade guide and founder of the Living London project.
Over the years, Niazi has explored, photographed and written about over a thousand hidden gems across the city, from bingo halls and burial grounds to wild nature reserves and derelict factories. Through her explorations, she has met hundreds of interesting Londoners - artists, activists, urban explorers, filmmakers, storytellers, mudlarks, conservationists- even a lighthouse keeper. She has been leading secret wanderings, workshops and events in different areas of London for people from across the world for many years working for clients including the Tate, Museum of London, Airbnb, Kings College, citizenM and Ace Hotel.
Her writing has been published in various magazines and journals including Huck, Dazed, Time Out, the New Statesman and University of Arts London's Insights. On Belonging: Reflections of a Renegade Guide is Niazi's seventh book. Find out more about her and her work: livinglondon.org.uk @livinglon
Over the years, Niazi has explored, photographed and written about over a thousand hidden gems across the city, from bingo halls and burial grounds to wild nature reserves and derelict factories. Through her explorations, she has met hundreds of interesting Londoners - artists, activists, urban explorers, filmmakers, storytellers, mudlarks, conservationists- even a lighthouse keeper. She has been leading secret wanderings, workshops and events in different areas of London for people from across the world for many years working for clients including the Tate, Museum of London, Airbnb, Kings College, citizenM and Ace Hotel.
Her writing has been published in various magazines and journals including Huck, Dazed, Time Out, the New Statesman and University of Arts London's Insights. On Belonging: Reflections of a Renegade Guide is Niazi's seventh book. Find out more about her and her work: livinglondon.org.uk @livinglon
The Company of Nature: Walking With Butterflies in Fort Tryon Park
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Unseen Soundwalks: Warsaw Rising ’44
This second series of Unseen Soundwalks takes a look at the Warsaw Uprising of 1944 and the Polish fight for independence from Nazi German occupation. Working with the award-winning Warsaw Rising Museum to recreate the most important events of the Uprising, Unseen Soundwalks: Warsaw Rising ’44 recounts tales of honour and defiance, but also of death and total destruction. This…
Stuck at home, but let’s talk: walk · listen · café
On April 28, walk · listen · create introduces walk · listen · café, a bi-weekly online meeting for creatives in the fields of walking and sound art. Join us!
Horrified by what happened to migrant labourers in India during the lockdown, an Indian theatre artist walked across Europe to draw attention to the global humanitarian crisis
Source: Walk the talk: A duo walks in Europe to render support to Indian migrants - brunch feature - Hindustan Times