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Shadows and Reflections

I am delighted that my essay, Shadows and Reflections was published by Caught by the River in January 2023

'I imagine plotting this puddle’s soundings on cloth like Bartholomew used to, shading it in increasingly intense variations of baby-blue, cerulean-blue, & lapis lazuli.' @WalkNoDonkey reflects on 2022 from in amongst Edinburgh's mist, clematis and waders.

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““This piece on loss and anger by @WalkNoDonkey is beautiful. I’m drenched in the sadness she feels on seeing trees ripped from the earth, beloved birds almost gone from the water’s edge, and that twinge of hope on glimpsing them again.” ”
— Sarah Jane Butler @SarahLooseLeaf

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ALL BLOG POSTS - Tamsin Grainger

The URL leads to the blog section of Tamsin Grainger’s website, which features a collection of posts centered around walking art and cultural geography. The blog documents various projects, reflections, and research relating to walking as an artistic practice and its intersections with place, memory, and identity. Entries include explorations of specific walks, exhibitions, collaborations, and theoretical discussions that engage with landscape and cultural narratives through the act of walking. Throughout the posts, the content is rich with detailed observations about environments and communities encountered during walking projects, alongside photographic documentation and maps. The blog serves as an archive of Grainger’s ongoing inquiry into how walking creates embodied connections to geography and how it can act as a method for cultural storytelling and artistic expression. This provides insight into the ways walking practices contribute to understanding spatial histories and contemporary cultural dynamics.

Birds

Collection · 43 items

reflection

Collection · 27 items

trees

Collection · 63 items

Regions

Edinburgh

City · 4 sub-regions · 110 items

GPS drawing

Drawing practices using GPS devices. Previously a planned route is studied. Although the drawing is done in the physical space, the creation must be seen through the applications that show those records. Also called GPS Art.

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