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post 31 Jan, 2023

It’s Not the Fall, It’s the Landing

My plan to walk to work was sidetracked this morning by a phone call right after breakfast. There had been a cancellation. Could I come for an MRI this afternoon? (I am supposed to get an MRI every six months to check on the progress, or regress, of a benign tumour situated underneath my brain.) … Continue reading It’s Not the Fall, It’s the Landing →

post 31 Jan, 2023

Let's take a walk 2023-01-31 20:31:00

 Let's Take a Walk#54 (to the Voting Booth) took place in New York on November 6th, New York Primary day. The walk began in person in Thompkins Sq Park while simultaneously being shared virtually on Twitter @mcayer and Instagram live @LetsTakeaWal...

post 31 Jan, 2023

Penser et expérimenter l’écoute de travers(e)

Mettre l’écoute à l’épreuve de – L’indice s’y plie, nœuds – croisements – tissages Questionner et mettre l’écoute en jeu, … Plus

post 31 Jan, 2023

Changes on the Menu

I miss Alf, of course. But Alf’s Cafe still serves the best food around. You can ask anyone, Tommo has done his dad proud. I park outside Alf’s Cafe and get the usual stab of grief in my throat. When I get inside, Tommo is too busy fiddling with his new coffee machine to serve…

Curated news 30 Jan, 2023

How Do We Embody Natural Spaces?

Nicola López and Paula Wilson’s exhibition Becoming Land considers anthropocentric relationships with New Mexico’s desert landscapes. Source: How Do We Embody Natural Spaces?

Curated news 30 Jan, 2023

A walk around Constable Country – Country Life

Fiona Reynolds takes a stroll through a landscape which leaves her ‘inspired anew’. Source: A walk around Constable Country – Country Life

post 30 Jan, 2023

Don’t Fall

We had a mild day last week: slush and puddles everywhere. Then the temperature dropped. Today the high is supposed to be minus 21, with a wind chill making it much colder. But it’s easy to dress for cold temperatures. It’s harder to walk when every horizontal surface is covered with ice. I used to … Continue reading Don’t Fall →

post 30 Jan, 2023

Arderin: Laois & Offaly’s County High Point

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post 30 Jan, 2023

Festivities and Delegates

A multi-media wall hanging, Festivities and Delegates by Tamsin Grainger

post 29 Jan, 2023

Walking times between Sao Paulo metro stations

Like many, I find the typical design of public transport maps rather gorgeous. They speak to my imagination on several levels. There is the challenge of simplifying complex and rich information, simplifying as much as possible, but not more. Then, an extensive public transport network also speaks to the level of service the state provides …

post 27 Jan, 2023

Un Écoutoir Potentiel Imaginaire en chantier

Accoustez, à bon entendeur, il ne fault que demi-mot. Rabelais, Pantagruel Supposons, voire imaginons, préfigurons, la mise en place d’un … Plus

post 27 Jan, 2023

in Melbourne: Mornington

Whilst staying in Mornington Melbourne we went for several early morning walks with Maleko to, and around, a local wetland at Narambi Station Reserve and the Mornington railway line. The post in Melbourne: Mornington appeared first on Poodle Walks.

post 26 Jan, 2023

February 2023 A Glossop Adventure

Dear friends and fellow loiterers   February's First Sunday is a bit different as we are venturing outside Greater Manchester for the first time. Please join me for the final iteration* of the People's Tour of Glossop on Sunday February 5th   More de...

post 26 Jan, 2023

Mettre du jeu dans l’écoute, mettre l’écoute en jeu

Un cadre d’écoute trop rigide bride un geste auriculaire dans sa folie tympanique. Un jeu fonctionnel est aussi un jeu … Plus

post 24 Jan, 2023

Parcours sonores engagés

Lorsqu’avec l’association PePason, nous avons initié la Tournée des balades sonores, je préfère d’ailleurs l’intitulé balades écoutantes, terminologie pour moi … Plus

Curated news 24 Jan, 2023

Edinburgh’s dark corners: a walking tour of the city’s hidden stories | Edinburgh holidays | The Guardian

Invisible Cities’ tours take visitors to the Scottish capital’s juiciest and least- known stories – and with guides who have known homelessness, they are rooted in real experience Source: Edinburgh’s dark corners: a walking tour of the city’s hidden stories | Edinburgh holidays | The Guardian

Curated news 23 Jan, 2023

The Banksy-Style Street Artist Replaces Broken Sidewalks With Art

Anonymous street artist decorates parts of the sidewalks, city roads, and even storm drain covers with colorful, mosaic art made of tiles. Source: The Banksy-Style Street Artist Replaces Broken Sidewalks With Art

post 23 Jan, 2023

Walking On Empty Sidewalks

I decided to avoid the park on my walk to work today. Instead, I wandered through the neighbourhoods south of our house to the commercial strip on the south end of Albert Street, and then headed east to the university. The sky was cloudy. The sidewalks were empty. I saw a handful of other pedestrians: … Continue reading Walking On Empty Sidewalks →

post 22 Jan, 2023

Walk Paris – Tuileries and the Seine

January 2023 A walk from the Tuileries Gardens (Louvre art gallery end) to the Pont Neuf, along the Seine, and back through the Tuileries Tunnel with art works. I aimed to walk through the tunnel in the other (west-east) direction, but couldn’t find the entrance. Google maps to the rescue! Note that it says ‘Closed’ … Continue reading Walk Paris – Tuileries and the Seine

post 22 Jan, 2023

Paysages sonores résistants

Une semaine riche semaine francilienne s’achève. 2 jours de colloque à la Philharmonie de Paris « La nature et ses musiques, … Plus

driftsinging

Drawing with (vocal) sound in response to place while passing through place. Driftsinging borrows from the Situationist Drift, and Baudelaire’s flâneur. Driftsinging also relates to the process of ‘sounding,’ the sonic measuring of distance and depth that locates position in place and ‘echo location’, the examination of place through sonic reflection and refraction, resonance and echo.

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