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Announcing the winners of the Sound Walk September Awards 2021

Not only have we made it into 2022, we are also very pleased to announce the winners and honourable mentions of the Sound Walk September Awards 2021.

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Documenting the history, hopes, and community ties that wove together Black Portland

Darrell Grant’s Come Sunday is a walk through Portland’s inner-northeast neighborhoods, which were once home to over 200 Black churches. It was commissioned by Third Angle New Music, which has a focus on creating a “soundtrack for our time”.

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The sonic barricades of Minsk

Pavel Niakhayeu created Political Soundwalks as an audio-essay to document what Minsk sounded like during the political protests of 2020-2021. His field recordings provide a starting point for a discussion on the multifaceted role of sound in claiming the urban and political space.

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Off the wall

Green Croft Arts created a soundwalk set along Hadrian’s Wall. Director Amanda Drago discusses the piece’s background.

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Uncovering the history of a high street

Jez Riley French’s sound walk Breet Velvit Ake (‘Bright Velvet Wander’ in the Yorkshire dialect) evokes Whitefriargate’s history using a range of hidden, overlooked or usually inaudible sounds from the street.

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Writing Home

Where is your home? Is it your birthplace? Is it the place you share with your family? Lydia Kennaway muses over the meaning of ‘home’ in anticipation of our upcoming writing competition.

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But what do our more-than-human cohabitants have to say for themselves?

Lore of the Wild invites you to hear stories, songs and sounds from non-human inhabitants of Lesnes, an area of ancient woodland in southeast London.

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Six bonnes raisons pour (se) construire des paysages sonores
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Hamish Fulton speaks about his practice as a ‘walking artist,’ March 2021. – YouTube

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· 21 Jan, 2022
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The Gathering
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Museum of Walking
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Who are the winners?
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· 21 Jan, 2022
POINTS D'OUÏE, PAYS...
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Paysages sonores singuliers, des ambiances
https://wlc.zone/jq

· 19 Jan, 2022
Curated news
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Tour the Garden: ‘The Walking Man’ embodies the sculpture garden’s historical, artistic context – Daily Bruin

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· 19 Jan, 2022
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Interview with Mitch Secrett about his VoiceMap audio tour in Melbourne – YouTube

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· 19 Jan, 2022
Poodle Walks
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Encounter Bay: atmospherics
https://wlc.zone/jp

· 19 Jan, 2022
Elisabetta Senesi Web Site
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Daydream Livorno Soundwalking Project
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· 17 Jan, 2022
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Elisabetta Senesi Web Site
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A new inspiring sonic collaboration
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· 16 Jan, 2022
Elisabetta Senesi Web Site
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A new piece of mine part of Sur Aural FeStival 2021
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Listening to the Land – Pilgrimage for Nature
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· 2022-01-25 19:00
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Writing Words of Wonder – Shoreline Stories
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· 2022-02-11 11:00
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Mapping community memories
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· 2022-02-22 19:00

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Listening to the Land – Pilgrimage for Nature

2022-01-25 19:00

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Organizer and creator of the walk Jolie Booth will share how Listening to the Land – Pilgrimage for Nature attempted to listen to the land and generate creative responses from doing so, but how it also changed her relationship with nature. She’s interested to know what you think it might mean to listen to the land and why such an activity might be of value to the future of our planet.

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Writing Words of Wonder – Shoreline Stories

2022-02-11 11:00

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A workshop is to help you become a better nature writer. Over the course of 90-120 minutes we’ll use two complementary forms - haiku and flash fiction - and draw inspiration from the shoreline (sea, lake, pond, river or stream) and other parts of the natural world.

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Mapping community memories

2022-02-22 19:00

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Join us for a discussion with computer scientist and independent researcher Eugenio Tisselli, on how to build and document collective, communal, memories, using digital tools.

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He could tell by the way animals walked that they were keeping time to some kind of music. Maybe it was the song in their own hearts that they walked to.
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Announcing the winners of the Sound Walk September Awards 2021

Documenting the history, hopes, and community ties that wove together Black Portland

The sonic barricades of Minsk

Off the wall

Uncovering the history of a high street

Writing Home

But what do our more-than-human cohabitants have to say for themselves?

Check out these creators

Latest contributions

Six bonnes raisons pour (se) construire des paysages sonores

Hamish Fulton speaks about his practice as a ‘walking artist,’ March 2021. – YouTube

The Gathering

Who are the winners?

Paysages sonores singuliers, des ambiances

Tour the Garden: ‘The Walking Man’ embodies the sculpture garden’s historical, artistic context – Daily Bruin

Interview with Mitch Secrett about his VoiceMap audio tour in Melbourne – YouTube

Encounter Bay: atmospherics

Daydream Livorno Soundwalking Project

Announcing the winners of the Sound Walk September Awards 2021

A new inspiring sonic collaboration

A new piece of mine part of Sur Aural FeStival 2021

Upcoming events

Listening to the Land – Pilgrimage for Nature

Writing Words of Wonder – Shoreline Stories

Mapping community memories

Listening to the Land – Pilgrimage for Nature

Writing Words of Wonder – Shoreline Stories

Mapping community memories

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A new piece of mine part of Sur Aural FeStival 2021

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Chirk to Llangollen canal towpath named in top 100 UK walks | Shropshire Star

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#HappyKaiDay: Here are 5 Reasons EXO Kai is a ‘Walking Art’ | KpopStarz

Chirk to Llangollen canal towpath named in top 100 UK walks | Shropshire Star

New for 2022: forthcoming books on travel and place

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Samuel Eisen-Meyer’s Art Installation “Walking the World With This Fire” Is an Explosive Portrait of American Imperialism