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THE LRM 31 Dec, 2020

First First Sunday of 2021

Dear friends and fellow wanderers I hope you are continuing to find glimmers of magic and moments of joy in these dark times and that the festive period has been what you needed, if not what you wanted. I won’t add to the acres of analysis about...

Walkspace 30 Dec, 2020

A Walk and Talk With Nyla Naseer (Video)

On Christmas Eve I met up with local podcaster and author of At Walking Pace, Nyla Naseer for a walk around Highbury Park. Nyla captured some of the walk and conversation on video for her walking-themed YouTube channel. Part interview, part impromptu tour of some of the park's curios (including an "Angry Wall" and a […]

Walkspace 29 Dec, 2020

A full moon night hike in the snow

There is something about walking at night. The experience of it is so different from walking in the daytime. There is pleasant disorientation even in familiar terrain. The known becomes unknown and new. The darkness, and the cold of winter, keep others away bringing a stillness and communion with things that are bigger than the […]

pedestrian - Pedestrian Blog 29 Dec, 2020

Walk 75

Coulee to downtown loopA good, long, balanced walk. Through the valley and through town, downhill and uphill, sun setting and full moon rising.  Solstice behind us, new year ahead. Location: Coulees to downtown and back, Lethbridge, AlbertaLength: 7 kmCompanions: TroyDate: 29 December, 2020 [...]

Curated news 25 Dec, 2020

‘Voyeur’ Theatrical Walking Tour Transforms New York City Into 1899 Paris

With COVID-shuttered Broadway, theater-lovers have had little to fill their imaginations. Enter ‘Voyeur,’ an immersive walking tour in New York City. Source: ‘Voyeur’ Theatrical Walking Tour Transforms New York City Into 1899 Paris

POINTS D'OUÏE, PAYS... 25 Dec, 2020

Partition de PAS – Parcours Audio Sensible N°18 « Les guetteurs de son «

Lieu : Partout Temporalité : Jour, nuit, sur une longue durée Actions : Promenade immobile; Écoute au long court, choisir un lieu d’écoute; s’y installer (confortablement); écouter, sur une logue durée, minimum une heure, une demi-journée, une journée; s’installer dans une écoute performance immersive. Publics: De une à… personnes Remarques : Prévoyez des postures pouvant … Continuer à lire ... "Partition de PAS – Parcours Audio Sensible N°18 « Les guetteurs de son « "

The Long Road to the North 24 Dec, 2020

Terrapina Gorge

I mentioned in a previous maps and territories post that we’d made our way to camp near Terrapinna Gorge and that we had an afternoon to explore both the gorge and the Terrapinna Tors. By this stage I was beginning to develop a sense of the geography– Hamilton Creek flowed north east to Lake Callabonna. […]

Jack Lowe 23 Dec, 2020

Making The Gates to Dreamland: First Steps

--------------------------- On 25thSeptember, my new locative audiowalk game The Gates to Dreamland launched to the public. Created as part of the A Different LENS project in Margate, The Gates to Dreamland explores how interpreting our surroundings fi...

POINTS D'OUÏE, PAYS... 23 Dec, 2020

Point d’ouïe, gare aux sons !

C’est une garej’adore les garesréverbérantesdes pasdes voixdes fluxdes lumièresune vraie installation sonoreet visuelleque je m’installesans rien installersi ce n’est l’écouteun banc d’écouteje vous laisse e...

Poodle Walks 20 Dec, 2020

in training

An added dimension to the poodlewalks is my starting to train for the 14 day camel trek in late in May 2021 from Blinman to Lake Frome. The camel trek is part of this project. So I have started to walk to and over Rosetta Head, run up the steps twice a...

POINTS D'OUÏE, PAYS... 19 Dec, 2020

Paysage sonore qui est-tu ?

Translate this page Depuis de nombreuses années, je me bats avec la notion de paysage sonore. Qu’est-il ? Que n’est-il pas ? Est-il vraiment ? Pendant longtemps, je l’ai approché comme un objet esthétique, un objet qui serait en quelque sorte digne d’intérêt, donc digne d’écoute. Je l’ai également considéré comme un marqueur environnemental, écologique, … Continuer à lire ... "Paysage sonore qui est-tu ?"

pedestrian - Pedestrian Blog 19 Dec, 2020

Walk 74

Popson ParkSunny warm winter walk by the Oldman River, with other people's dogs. Location: Popson Park, Lethbridge, AlbertaLength: 3 kmCompanions: TomDate: 19 December, 2020 [...]

Walkspace 17 Dec, 2020

Art and walking – a book extract

Nyla Naseer is an author and walker based in King's Heath, Birmingham. During lockdown she wrote a book to celebrate walking. 'At Walking Pace' was published last month, is easy to read, well researched and has one of the most pleasing book covers of all the walking books! Nyla's book is all about how walking […]

Curated news 17 Dec, 2020

Running Artfully Network – Artist Call Out – Fermynwoods Contemporary Art

A call for proposals for art-inspired running or running-inspired art by the Running Artfully Network (RAN). Source: Running Artfully Network – Artist Call Out – Fermynwoods Contemporary Art

Walkspace 15 Dec, 2020

Winter Solstice Sunrise Ritual

Walkspace is teaming up with visual arts duo Hipkiss & Graney for a walk and artistic ritual to welcome the sunrise on the shortest day of the year. Join us by the monolithic stone table in Hazelwell Park at 7:30 in the morning. From there we begin a gentle walk from the lowest point of […]

Richard White. Walking. S... 15 Dec, 2020

Reshaping Memoryscapes in Bath and Bristol after the Fall of Colston….a call for contributions.

Following the amazing counter mapping workshop at 44AD artspace in Bath two years ago, the co-created storms in teacups and international street art work last year and the continuing resonances of the Sweet Waters project, I am collaborating on a publication with Dr Christina Horvath from the University of Bath.Attending to Legacies of Slave-ownership and Enslavement: Reshaping Memoryscapes in B [...]

POINTS D'OUÏE, PAYS... 14 Dec, 2020

PAS – Parcours Audio Sensible au Vinatier

Un atelier autour paysage sonore au Vinatier, immense hôpital psychiatrique de Lyon Bron.Des balades, des sons, des voix. Mon guide N. me raconte ses relations au lieu.Tranches de ville, tranches de vie. Projet mixte avec :Raphael Cordray Microphone Porter la parole https://lnkd.in/dkcpEmKLe centre culturel la Ferme du Vinatier https://lnkd.in/dhctyGULe CFMI de Lyon https://lnkd.in/d8s_-eCLe centre hospitalier du Vinatier https://lnkd.in/ddFybev En … Continuer à lire ... "PAS – Parcours Audio Sensible au Vinatier"

Curated news 14 Dec, 2020

KISS II Microfest: Psychogeography in Kunming – WenLan

A report of the 2nd KISS Microfest, a dérive and performance event organized by the Kunming International Situationist Society. Source: KISS II Microfest: Psychogeography in Kunming – WenLan

POINTS D'OUÏE, PAYS... 13 Dec, 2020

Partition de PAS-Parcours Audio Sensible n°17 – Lieux étranges

Translate this page Lieux : Partout, de préférence en milieu urbain Temporalités : Pas de contraintes, de jour comme de nuit, avec une préférence pour la nuit. Public : Groupe de 2 à 20 personnes, ou parcours libre en autonomie… Actions : Parcourir une ville en y repérant et explorant les lieux étranges, triviaux, délaissées, … Continuer à lire ... "Partition de PAS-Parcours Audio Sensible n°17 – Lieux étranges"

Chiragh Dilli 13 Dec, 2020

Maya’s Curse

‘So you want to know who Maya is?’ he breaks the awkward silence. Trying not to look frightened, she clears her throat and manages to mumble a ‘Yes’. ‘The problem with you youngsters is that you don’t know the stories that rule this city. Never mind … you’re probably the only one of these people dying to meet me who’s not interested in some quick-fix solution for health, prosperity or love. You may not be aware, but you’ve come searching for a story … and I’d love to tell it … it’s been such a long while since I've told a story. But I have a condition.’ ‘What?’ she asks. ‘You cannot interrupt my storytelling and you cannot ask any questions after I’m done.’… Continue reading Maya’s Curse →

fit-stramp

A footstep: I widna geng a fitstramp owre da door efter her.

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