Andrew Stuck

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.
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Guidebook for an Armchair Pilgrimage
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Leah Barclay
Desna Whaanga-Schollum
Jo Tito
Michelle Maloney
Ruth Irwin
Weaving place, deep listening and the Sacred

Exploring the relationship of place, connection, walking the land and deep listening, from a range of perspectives, knowledges and disciplines including: First Nations, Law/Governance, Art, Philosophy, Māori cosmologies and Western Science.

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18 Sep 2020 | POINTS D'OUÏE, PAYSAGES SONORES PARTAGÉS
Partition de PAS – Parcours Audio Sensible n° 11
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Andrew Stuck
Sounds from the Chase and Chalke

75 minute on-line workshop in which you get to learn about planning, writing, recording, editing and locating a sound walk of your very own.

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Gunnersbury Park, Popes Lane, London, UK

SWS20
Mindful Walking and Sounds Experience

It is always wonderfiul to be able to connect in a natural setting and so we will walk around Gunnersbury Park observing our walking action and also stopping to hear the sounds of nature and the city.

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Exwick, Exeter, UK

SWS20
A Sound Walk, together

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2000 South Summerlin Avenue, Orlando, FL, USA

SWS20
Eve Payor
Soundwalk

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Shorelines

Shorelines is a collaborative project on writing and reciting stories related to the dividing line between land and water.
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Stefaan van Biesen
Stefaan van Biesen
Since 1990 Stefaan van Biesen has made walks which he documents and displays in drawings, installations, photography, models, texts, videos and photographs. He regards the act of walking as a kind of subjective thought process in the urban and natural landscape. He refers to the concept of ‘the body as measure unit’, using the senses and the body as instruments of knowledge, experience and creativity: art as a tool of connection with an ecological approach.

As a multidisciplinairy artists he spends an important part of his artistic creativity on exchanges and collaborations with other artists, scientists and experts from various disciplines. His work is in direct dialogue with his environment.

He is a member of the ArtScie Exhibits community Berlin [Humboldt University] and co-founder of the Milena principle, [an independent international art platform operating in Europe]. Worked as an artist in Belgium, Netherlands, France, Germany, UK, Poland, Italy, Serbia, Greece, Cyprus, Portugal, Serbia, Brazil, USA and China.
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Tim Shaw

September: Sound Walking Experiments in Haecceity and Allography

The walking arts are often celebrated for the attention they induce on the here-and-now, the particular qualities of things as they are encountered on the walk, the contingencies of experience – haecceity to use the word associated with a philosophical preoccupation dating from Duns Scotus to Deleuze. However, soundwalks often also make use of or generate recorded materials as walkers…
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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.
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13 Sep 2020 | Walking Off the Big Apple
MoMA in Masks
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