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Embodied Learning: Moving Creativity and Agency
A Call for Presentations: Embodied Learning: Moving Creativity and Agency One–day Symposium Oct 19th 2019, … Continue reading →
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Edinburgh Hub Introduction to the project online on Tuesday 6 July 9 am UK time; 11am Greek time There are 4 parts to this walkshop: the first is for one person, parts 2 and 3 are for 2 people walking together, part 4 is an online forum These are the questions Body Walking will ask:
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Repeat walkshop. The covid-19 situation has brought about a restriction to civil liberties unprecedented in ourlifetime. On a matter of public concern, new logics of visibility and mobility have modifiedurban interactions and attendance. What can be the role of art in this current political, social,environmental, and medical situation? In what ways public space art explores
Walking Bodies
A curated collection of papers, provocations and actions from the ‘Walking’s New Movements’ conference held at the University of Plymouth in November 2019. The experience and variety of walking practices have never been so broad, relevant or unpredictable. Walking Bodies charts some of their very latest developments. Editors Helen Billinghurst, Claire Hind and Phil Smith
+1 Embodied Cartographies: Mineral Liquidities and Fluid Heritage in Bath (UK) and Guimarães (Portugal)
This paper explores Bath (UK) and Guimarães (Portugal) as UNESCO World Heritage Cities shaped by ancient mineral waters, using cross-disciplinary analysis of geology, archaeology, and history. Through walking the riverbank from Bath to Saltford, the study connects thermal waters, local deities, and embodied sensory experience to propose a nuanced, embodied approach to engaging with cultural heritage.
