Month: March 2023
In which I go for a walk
A significant number of significant events in my life have been the result of chance occurrences. One such occurrence, though the resulting event is still waiting to be significant, is a call for proposals which my WLC colleague Andrew Stuck sent over late last year, for a 1-month residency in northern Sweden. I responded with …
“The End” with Small Craft Advisory Press
Here’s a collaborative project with Small Craft Advisory Press that has been YEARS in the making (we started in 2017!) Denise Bookwalter mailed this art book (run of 50) to me earlier this fall, and I didn’t get a chance to open it until now, due to a recent move. This book, in the form […]
Costing the Earth – The Sound of Nature – BBC Sounds
Waves crashing on the shore, footsteps crunching on the forest floor. Stress levels plummet when we immerse ourselves in nature. Nick Luscombe meets the Japanese scientists working to bring the healing power of nature into the heart of the city. Nature’s secret, they believe, isn’t the sound you can hear, it’s the high frequencies you
In A Crowd Of Stilt Walkers, This Queen Reigns Supreme | Essence
Carnival queen Shynel Brizan shares the triumphs and challenges of her 14-year journey in the art form of one of Trinidad and Tobago’s oldest masquerades —the moko jumbie. Source: In A Crowd Of Stilt Walkers, This Queen Reigns Supreme | Essence
Philippe Petit, Man on Wire, tackles the National Building Museum at 73 – The Washington Post
The high-wire artist who traversed the National Building Museum Thursday, became a legend for walking between the World Trade Center Twin Towers in 1974. Source: Philippe Petit, Man on Wire, tackles the National Building Museum at 73 – The Washington Post
Fantastic FREE Events in April!
FREE Body Mapping Workshop with Anabella LenzuSat, April 8th at 2pmpresented by NEXT! Workshops Pioneers Go East Collective at The Clemente (107 Suffolk Street, New York, NY 10002) RSVP! Space is limitedAll are welcome! ONLINE Studies Project: “Redefining our place as Mothers, Artists, and Immigrants in the NYC landscape”as part of Movement ResearchSaturday, April 29 @ from 1-2:30pm (NYC time) All […]
Book review: Walking, Listening, Soundmaking
Exploring the relationship between walking, listening, and soundmaking in the arts, making the point that there is a long legacy of interdisciplinary experimentation, and a broad field that addresses critical spatial thinking and practice.
“The Real Photo Show” Podcast features “Traces of Time”
– Michael Chovan-Dalton interviews me about my background as a photographer and my most recently published book “Traces of Time, walking the Jardins de l’Abbaye de la Cambre in summer”Link to the show: https://www.realphotoshow.com/alexandra-huddleston...
Abstract artist journeys into Gebert Gallery | Arts & Entertainment | scottsdale.org
Tucson abstract artist Carlos Ramirez had always admired the renowned Gebert Contemporary Art Gallery in Old Town and dreamed of showing his art there someday. Source: Abstract artist journeys into Gebert Gallery | Arts & Entertainment | scottsdale.org
Connecticut Man Has Been Walking Barefoot for Over 20 Years
Joseph DeRuvo Jr., from Norwalk, Connecticut, gave up on footwear over two decades ago, after getting painful bunions on his feet, and he has been walking around barefoot ever since. 59-year-old Joseph DeRuvo Jr. doesn’t remember Source: Connecticut Man Has Been Walking Barefoot for Over 20 Years
