Tom Service on the mutually creative relationship between music and its surroundings – fascinating exploration of sound, perhaps too focussed on the architectural man-made with too little on the environment – yet worth a listen. Source: BBC Radio 3 – The Listening Service, The Music of Sound

Hello everyone It’s First Sunday, This Sunday and so time for a wander together…. All welcome to Join The LRM for some creative, convivial walking. Find us at 2pm Sunday 3rd July under the tiled map in Victoria station Manchester. We will collective...

„Auf dem Karneval der Kulturen war ein Stelzenmann unterwegs. Und der kam zu mir und hat mit mir getanzt. “ Alma und Zoe sind mit einem Mikrofon im Bergmann-Kiez unterwegs und sammeln Geschichten über das Leben hier im Viertel. Ihre Interviewpartnerin, eine zugereiste Chemnitzerin, fügt noch hinzu: „Er hat so viel Freude ausgestrahlt und ich …

Source: New augmented reality walking trail brings art to life in Fort Worth – CultureMap Fort Worth

Activists, wanderers, and tourists find a common language through walking. By Tim Waterman Matthew Beaumont’s beautiful book about London, Nightwalking: A Nocturnal History of London, begins with a… Source: Sharing the City One Step at a Time | Landscape Architecture Magazine

The street art scene in Brooklyn gets seemingly bigger every day. One can’t walk down a street in Williamsburg without running into a mural or a spray-painted storefront around a different corner. But street art here has evolved a lot in the past few years as it has been popularized and commodified, and new artists

REGIONAL FUTURES RESIDENCY: WELLINGTON CAVES NSW On my final Regional Futures residency weekend at Wellington Caves, I made the focus on my explorations the site itself and people who know the caves and surrounding landscape intimately. These caves pro...

 As part of his '52 More' walking project, Blake Morris invited people to walk on the summer solstice, Tuesday 21st June at whatever time was convenient. The walking 'score' for the day was created by Melanie Mowinski and participants were in...

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I lived for a decade in Chicago, where I could only walk in the Midway Plaisance—a wide boulevard with a fat-bellied, grassy middle—in Hyde Park. The 1893 World’s Columbian Exhibition was held in Hyde Park and the Plaisance was a covered walk with concessions and private entertainment decked around it: markets from Algeria and Tunis, an ‘Indian’ village, an Oriental (Chinese) village and theatre, an Indian bazaar, a Moorish palace, a street in Cairo. The official guidebook told the white ‘walkers’ that they should expect to bump into an ‘Indian’ family making their bread or a Pathan sepoy waxing his moustache. Franz Boas, later to lead Columbia’s anthropology department, was the main force behind the 1893 Chicago Fair and had been hired by Frederic Putnam, then director of Harvard University’s Peabody Museum.… Continue reading A step in New York/A footfall in Lahore →

We invite you to join us on a walk through the newsroom of a regional newspaper, Dagblad van het Noorden. We trace how the journalists perceive, articulate, engage, embrace, challenge, are receptive to, and give form to the ‘atmospheres’ of their workspace. The concept of atmospheres is central in how we have looked at the

BBC R&D are now making the code underlying their orchestrated audio experiences available as open-source software – Audio Orchestrator allows you to synchronise several audio devices into a connected system for immersive and interactive sound. Who will be walk listen create’s first sound walk composer to try it for themselves?. Source: Releasing our open-source audio

‘Walking Through A Songline’ invites visitors at KL’s National Art Gallery to enter a space of immersive light projections that create a representation of a songline Source: Australia’s stunning ‘Songline’ digital exhibit lights up KL’s National Art Gallery | The Star

I took advantage of a recent dental appointment in Adelaide's  CBD   to walk the city  and to try and make some photographic  urbanscapes. I started out from my base in the Adelaide Central Market where I'd  had my  morning coffee and went nto t...

The European Environment Agency (EEA) invites you to capture the benefits of nature to your health and well-being. Immerse yourself in nature, take a photo of the moment, and share it with us. Improbable thought it may seem, however, there is a category for images of sound….. Source: Well with Nature – 2022 photo competition

Hola Choreographers & Alumni  of the Online Choreographic Mentorship Program, I am writing to you with a special invitation to participate in an Online Festival. I am planning to host a Virtual Festival of video dance works on Friday, November 18, & Sunday, November 20, (via Zoom Webinar). It’s Free for you to participate, and […]

Looking down is often the precursor to looking up. Tom Ward transports us to Cambridge’s world of creativity beneath our feet Source: Art in Public: Interventions underfoot | Varsity

“This book is for anyone who wants a soft intro to Henry David Thoreau—I cherry-pick some of his best sentiments, descriptions…” Source: The Art of Walking – Yesterdays Island, Todays Nantucket

Little Amal represents millions of displaced refugee children separated from their families. Source: Giant puppet tours England to mark World Refugee Week | Dumbarton and Vale of Leven Reporter

WILKES-BARRE — With a campus that runs right up against the Susquehanna River Levee, Wilkes University suffered substantial damage when the Agnes flood struck in 1972. Recovery costs were in the… Source: Wilkes University launches audio walking tour, retrospective on Agnes | Times Leader