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post Marŝarto24 SWS24 30 Mar, 2024

We’re doubling the prize money for our awards

Thanks to you, we've reached the first goal of our membership program, which means that we are doubling the prize money for our walking arts awards, the Sound Walk September Awards, and the Marŝarto Awards.

Curated news 30 Mar, 2024

Cornwall’s very own Camino: walking the St Michael’s Way | Walking holidays | The Guardian

Accessing the healing power of ancient walking routes needn’t mean weeks of walking, or even going abroad: a 14-mile route in Cornwall proves just as magical Source: Cornwall’s very own Camino: walking the St Michael’s Way | Walking holidays | The Guardian

Curated news 29 Mar, 2024

‘I strolled among lovely Lent lilies, wild garlic and beautiful bluebells’: readers’ favourite spring walks in the UK | Walking holidays | The Guardian

From a hike under huge Suffolk skies to aspen glades in the Cairngorms, our tipsters lead the way on these spring strolls Source: ‘I strolled among lovely Lent lilies, wild garlic and beautiful bluebells’: readers’ favourite spring walks in the UK | Walking holidays | The Guardian

Curated news 28 Mar, 2024

Immersive Media Market Skyrockets, Predicted to Hit US$178.7 Billion by 2032

Discover the explosive growth of the immersive media market, set to reach US$ 178.7 Billion by 2032, revolutionising sectors from healthcare to retail. Source: Immersive Media Market Skyrockets, Predicted to Hit US$178.7 Billion by 2032

post 27 Mar, 2024

The Moral Economy

Remember the moral economy? Back in the 18th century when Citizens would register anger At unjust wages and unfair prices With protests, demonstrations, gatherings, Rioting, strikes, and beating pots and pans In a cacophony of rough music, With carniva...

post 26 Mar, 2024

L’écoute paysagère, une façon d’inscrire le corps agissant dans l’espace

Marcher et écouter dans les grandes lignes On peut envisager ici le corps écoutant, déambulant, comme une sorte d’oreille active, qui va déchiffrer des parcelles de territoire en les arpentant. Le corps s’inscrit ainsi dans l’espace public, se posant sur des points d’ouïe, où parcourant un territoire, toutes oreilles à l’affût. Cette mobilité écoutante, en […]

post 25 Mar, 2024

“Le Mere” by Isadora Duncan

by Anabella Lenzu As part of my creative process during the research of “Listen to Your Mother,”  I interviewed 30 dancers/choreographers/mothers. During the interviews, I asked them how they navigated the unbalanced life of a parent/art-maker. What makes a good mother? What makes a good artist?  I interviewed Catherine Gallante, the director and co-founder (with […]

Curated news 25 Mar, 2024

PORTER UNE MARCHE – PROJET EN COURS – collectif ° Bonneau-Knight ° collective

APPEL À PARTICIPATION CALL FOR PARTICIPATION INVITING ALL WALKERS to make an audio recording of a walk using your cellphone voice recorder. Your anonymous audio file would become part of a particip… Source: PORTER UNE MARCHE – PROJET EN COURS – collectif ° Bonneau-Knight ° collective

post 25 Mar, 2024

The Rio Cavalos Trio

It’s been brilliant to collaborate with Oliver, Dylan and the AudioSpaces team, as they launch their fabulous new sound app. … More

post 25 Mar, 2024

Tipperary Day Hikes: Slievenamon

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post 24 Mar, 2024

Toll Houses and Turnpike Gates

Toll Houses and Turnpike Gates There’s no rhyme or reason in my turnpike, Toll house and mile post investigations, I just walk or ride out on a whim, But recording rather than re-imagining the past, Just like a true old school antiquarian – Armed...

post 24 Mar, 2024

23rd March things

March 23rd was unusually productive for Things. VoR museum Opening day for the VoR museum. I went down fully expecting large banners and welcoming volunteers - perhaps a brass band. I had obviously forgotten this is Abeystwyth. A nice man reminde...

post 24 Mar, 2024

Engeki Quest Macau: a gamebook to explore the city

1. I’m sitting in a busy tea restaurant in Macau, figuring out the menu and talking with theatre producer Erik Kuong. It’s the first time we’ve met since Covid so there’s a lot of catching up to do. Some old men sitting opposite us flick through newspa...

post 24 Mar, 2024

Walk 143

Spring SnowshoeTracks in the snow leading to a coyote nest overlooking the river.  Waves of white cresting over the hills, partridge and deer keeping an eye on us, a small cold northerly breeze, happy to be out tromping through the spring snow.Location: Lethbridge, ABLength: 3 kmCompanions: Tom & TroyDate: 24 March, 2024 [...]

post 20 Mar, 2024

Paysages sonores, une culture écoutante complexe et indisciplinée

Penser, raconter et construire des paysages sonores, cela implique pour moi de croiser, mixer, hybrider des approches, des savoir-faire, des récits, des imaginaires, des choses tangibles et immatérielles, des affects et raisonnements…Cette posture personnelle, ébauchée, en chantier, souvent répétée, tripatouillée, ressassée, nourrit et stimule une soif de mieux comprendre et d’expérimenter des écoutes multiples. Ces […]

post 20 Mar, 2024

Where Portugal was born

Though the NGO I’m (partially) responsible for, WLC, I’m participating in a four-year European project, partially funded by the EU. The project is called WALC, and it brings together seven European organisations, all involved in walking art. The project’s aim is to create a physical center for walking art in Prespes, northern Greece, with hubs …

post 18 Mar, 2024

Video Resilience Walk Grand Central

Watch the video that Frederik Stähling and I made about our Resilience Walk in Grand Central. I guided 30 Experts on resilience from different professional backgrounds one hour through Grand Central Terminal experiencing and questioning Grand Central´s resilience and translating the abstract concept of resilience to a specific place. Many thanks to Jan Lüdert, Ph.D. DWIH […]

post 18 Mar, 2024

Hillwalking and Trail Grades in Ireland

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post 18 Mar, 2024

Point d’ouïe en nuit transfigurée

Je pensais, il y a peuRegagnant tardivementMa petite et quiète villeToutes lumières éteintesVers un minuit sonnantQue le noir nocturneEst Oh combien sonoreJ’avançais prudemmentMes pas à l’aveugletteSous un ciel très couvertUn dôme ténébreuxPoint de lune éclairanteJe redécouvrais ainsiUn paysage en strates noirciesPlus épaisses dans la nuitL’obscurité totaleImmersion fascinanteEt je lance l’écouteDans cette intime noirUn presque rien […]

post 17 Mar, 2024

Interview with Fallen Fruit

As part of the release of my book, Walking as Artistic Practice (orders now open for softcover! Discount code: XNIP424), I’m going to be publishing some brief interviews with the various artists, authors, researchers, creatives, collectives, and platforms whose art practice, written material, or other works I cite and mention. My 27th interview in this […]

oversupinate

People who jog, run, and sprint have their share of problems that slow-moving people can barely comprehend. One is oversupination. As the OED defines it, to oversupinate is “To run or walk so that the weight falls upon the outer sides of the feet to a greater extent than is necessary, desirable, etc.” A 1990 Runner’s World article gets to the crux of the problem: “It’s hard to ascertain exactly what percentage of the running population oversupinates, but it’s a fraction of the people who think they do.” Credits to Mark Peters.

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