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post Curated news 06 Jun, 2022

India’s ancient temples that ‘sing’ thanks to intricate musical architecture – Classic FM

Within the Vijaya Vittala Temple in Hampi, South India are 56 pillars, each 3.6 metres high, which when gently tapped produce delicate musical notes. Tourists have been travelling to the UNESCO World Heritage Site for years to hear the over 500-year-old temple’s mesmerising music. Source: India’s ancient temples that ‘sing’ thanks to intricate musical architecture

post Jo Scott: intermedial pra... 06 Jun, 2022

Wilding the Smart City – Sound walks available through Echoes

The latest outputs from my current research project, Wilding the Smart City, are now available to download and experience through … More

post Walking without a donkey 06 Jun, 2022

Granton Community Walk

The Absent Trees of Granton This is a 4WCoP 2022 event The Absent Trees of Granton cordially invite you to walk without them. Your presence is requested on a walk from the reclaimed wastelands of Middle Harbour, Edinburgh (“Million Tree City”[1]) where trees grew before development, to the building site of Waterfront Avenue where trees … Continue reading Granton Community Walk

post Emma Welton 06 Jun, 2022

Exeter Sound Walks in Art Week Exeter

I’m delighted that Exeter Sound Walks are featured in this year’s Art Week Exeter from 6th – 12th June. Illustrator Hannah Mumby has created a composite map of all my maps that is pasted up on the wall at Exeter Phoenix – you can find it on the ground floor opposite the steps down to […]

post Curated news 03 Jun, 2022

David L. Ulin on How Walking Is an Act of “Re-Creation” ‹ Literary Hub

Authors in the Tent is a professionally filmed series of interviews with established and emerging authors conducted in a tent Ona Russell purchased during the pandemic. Inspired by Boccaccio’… Source: David L. Ulin on How Walking Is an Act of “Re-Creation” ‹ Literary Hub

post Curated news 03 Jun, 2022

Stroll through Brooklyn history with this month’s Municipal Art Society walking tours • Brooklyn Paper

You can explore Brooklyn history with guided wanders through four neighborhoods this month, hosted by the Municipal Art Society. Source: Stroll through Brooklyn history with this month’s Municipal Art Society walking tours • Brooklyn Paper

post THE LRM 03 Jun, 2022

Timetable of activities for Saturday June 4th

Hello everyone Saturday June 4th 12.30-4.30 Drinkwater Park, Rainsough Brow, Prestwish M25 9XW A Day Out at Drinkies with Walk The Plank and The LRM Here's the timetable for performances - you are invited to drift across the park creating your own t...

post soundmarker 03 Jun, 2022

Audiowalk-Award beim Berliner Hörspielfestival

Vom 2. bis 4.9.22 findet das 13. Berliner Hörspielfestival statt. Und wir sind mit der Verleihung der Audiowalk-Awards 2022 dabei! In der Akademie der Künste am Hanseatenweg. Vorgemerkt und eingetragen! Details bald an dieser Stelle.

post Walking without a donkey 02 Jun, 2022

International Walking Encounters – Cataluña

The Project – part 1 June/July 2022 The first part of The Separation and Unity Project between Edinburgh and Cataluña takes the form of walking, walkshop and outdoor performance as part of WALKING ARTS ENCOUNTERS, Walking Arts and Relational Geographies There is a spiritual-political-geographical link between Edinburgh, Scotland where I live, and Cataluña in the … Continue reading International Walking Encounters – Cataluña

post Walkspace 01 Jun, 2022

Into the Abyss: The Netherton Tunnel

June's Erratic takes us into the dark heart of the Black Country. Join us on Saturday 25th... if you dare!

drift

A walk with an open net.

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