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With a direction out there – readwalking with thoreau, Emmanuelle Waeckerle a French, London-based, artist, has created a multimedia interpretation of Henry David Thoreau's text Walking.

We have made the longlist! Our project “A Different LENS” has been selected for the second round of the Digital Culture Awards in the Digital Storytelling category and we want to say thank you to all who have contributed to Thr...

Ces derniers soirs, il fait froid et humide, j’ai donc migré, pour mes stations « bancs d’écoute, et d’autres choses », dans la gare de Lyon Vaise. Je m’y assois,lis, rêvasse, regarde, et bien entendu écoute… Un groupe de jeunes vient me parler. De la « Cité du haut ». Ils emploient sciemment un « dialecte cité » haut en couleurs … Continuer à lire ... "Point d’ouïe sociétal"

ZK/U – Zentrum für Kunst und Urbanistik Open Haus 25/11/2021 Curated by Enrico Tomassini, Milly Reid, Miodrag Kuc In a living and interactive format, we shared some of the outcomes of the conducted Practice Based Artistic Research “Myths and Misconceptions” by inviting the audience to bring about new nuances, impressions and understandings while pondering and acquiring […]

Radical Antiquarians on Tour The Antiquarians’ Road Trip Plus ca change Look! There’s Mr Jingle and Mr Pickwick in Stamford, A town astride the Great North Road, All tortuous turnpikes and honey stone, Coaching inns and listed buildings: ‘GOOD S...

The information boards at Chalford intrigue, Because of the lack of information: At Chalford Vale and along the canal, We are told about the local links With the East India Company, But we are not told about the practice Of the East India Company...

I have developed a habit of reading as I walk, And today on my way to walking football, I read the report on the Tory Party Conference opening; Now I am not one to get angry as a rule, I’m usually quite cold under the collar, But what I read affec...

In Flora and the Baron, the team at Bowerbird Theatre tell the tale of Baron Ferdinand von Mueller, eccentric outsider, global scientific powerhouse and the Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria’s first director. That's in Melbourne. Or, rather, the baron tells the tale himself.

Mai Samih takes a stroll along Darb Al-Barabra in Historic Cairo and talks to local shop owners about the ups and downs of business Source: Walking the street of happiness – Features – Al-Ahram Weekly – Ahram Online

I have been  going through my digital archives  circa 2013 /2014 in order to start to  look for, and select,  material for the proposed Adelaide book. This  builds on  The Bowden Archives and Industrial Modernity book  which I am currently compl...

Visitors seen walking up staircase artwork just to take pictures | 2021-11-23 14:48:00 Source: Visitors blasted for climbing ‘Stairway to Heaven’ in eastern Taiwan | Taiwan News | 2021-11-23 14:48:00

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Dance Composition/ Choreography WorkshopFocus: Form and Content Saturdays, January, 8, 15 & 22, 2022 11-1pm (EDT) NYC Time Faculty: Anabella Lenzu This workshop will give you the tools to create your own original dances, exploring the elements of composition, both for the stage as well as for dance films. We will examine the creative process […]

With their work Monuments, the team at ThickSkin are foregrounding voices from the communities of Ancoats, Clayton, Beswick & Openshaw, all in Manchester, guiding you over cobbles, old and new, asking you not to overlook the buildings and the communities that make the area unique.

Score #20 by Carol Maurer [score base: a £15 Amazon gift card; photo and score: Carol Maurer (2021); score text: [under the gaze of/amazon./imagine spaces/15/which ‘the human figures’ were like the ‘signs’/amidst the foot traffic/improving the b...

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Labyrinths have been a meditation practice for many years Source: Ancient practice of walking labyrinths gains new ground

Walkspace is happy to announce our first funded project – an international walking arts collaboration with Jalan Gembira in Indonesia.  Jalan Gembira is a female-led walking practitioners group based in Yogyakarta, Java. The name translates as ‘happy road’ and reflects the enjoyment they have recently discovered from walking and exploring their city.  Back in August, they […]

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