Glicéria Tupinambá is one of three indigenous artists representing Brazil at this year’s Venice Biennale. … Source: We are walking birds – talking to Glicéria Tupinambá – representing Hãhãwpuá (Brasil) at the Venice Biennale | Metropolis M

Kimia Studios and Parcours Street Art Brussels have collaborated to create a feminist walking tour 4.2 km long An accompanying podcast lasts 90 minutes. Source: Brussels feminist sound walk celebrates womens impact on urban culture – Brussels Morning Newspaper

A sacred path to spiritual renewal. A journey from head to heart. A test of endurance. A life-changing road to enlightenment. Source: 7 epic pilgrimage routes around the world – Lonely Planet

Walkspace partners up with Historic Coventry Trust for a heritage walk with a difference. Join Adele and Andy on September 28th to explore the different worlds of Charterhouse.

Dear Loiterers  Its First Sunday, this Sunday – and blimey, its September already! We will meet for a wander at 2pm this Sunday 1st September outside Whitworth Art Gallery. It’s somewhat ridiculous but we have never actually started there before – o...

Unveiling Israel’s structures of segregation, confinement, surveillance, and restrictions on freedom in the occupied West Bank Source: Driving in Palestine: Rehab Nazzal bears silent witness – Montréal Serai

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May 2023 In this blog T1A walk to Kionia, Poseidon Sanctuary, walk from Kionia to Chora (Tinos town). T1A trail – flora, Ktikados, chapel, and geology There are a wide range of walks around the Greek island of Tinos. On the whole they are quite well signposted and the ones I made travelled through varied … Continue reading Tinos and Kionia

The exhibition promises to offer an intimate look at Mukerjee Logue’s exploration of human connection and cultural memory, rendered through her fluid and soulful artistic approach Source: “Those Who Walk Before Me”: A solo exhibition by Joya

How Chinese artist Cheng Xinhao explores his home province’s history, culture and psychogeography through long-distance foot journeys and related ‘performative madness’ Source: Gone Walking (While Kicking a Stone for 900km) – ArtReview

Je ré-ouvre un chantier d’écoute-action, le PIC – Paysage Improvisation Concert, expérimenté en 2019, à Kaliningrad, en Russie, à la demande du festival « Around the Sound », invité par l’Institut Français de Saint-Pétersbourg. J’ai pu retesté cette formule sous une une forme collective, ce printemps avec OTO, l’Ouvroir des Territoires de l’Ouïe à Montbron, entre Charente […]

New designs on the London tube map – about time too? Not really as it fails to include the walking distances between nearby stations that encourage people to not use the tube. Source: Mind the map

La recherche documentaire, la médiation autour de pratiques culturelles, artistiques, scientifiques, celle du monde sonore par exemple, la veille informatique… sont des champs d’exploration passionnants, éminemment chronophages et quasi obsessionnels. On y met un doigt, et la vertigineuse aventure de recherche nous happe corps et bien. On y tisse des relations inouïes, entre musique, son, […]

May 2023 Introduction I thought I might take a break after teaching Shiatsu and giving supervision in Athens, so I looked up islands which were easy to get to from the capital and typed the word ‘pilgrimage’ into the search engine as a starting point. Tinos came up immediately. It’s not only a vital place … Continue reading Tinos and Chora town

What does the end of summer sound like? Join artist Rachel Henaghan on September 1st for a canalside stroll, paying attention to the sounds we don't usually hear.

Child Labour in the Woollen Mills of the 1830s – November 9 5km one -way along the canal From Ebley Mill to Brimscombe Mill. Meet at Ebley Mill at 11am. Refreshments are available from The Long Table (fingers crossed), The Ship Inn or The Felt Cafe. Re...

A new hiking route in the far north of the country is helping to connect visitors with rural communities and giving churches a new lease of life as B&Bs and art studios Source: Walking the Netherlands’ new long-distance Salt Path | Netherlands holidays | The Guardian

Dans mon projet d’écoutant, j’ai des envies récurrentes. Parmi celle-ci, figure le fait de révéler les singularités des des ambiances et espaces acoustiques, qu’ils soient urbains ou « naturels », de jouer avec, de les faire sonner, de les partager… Tout ceci en les respectant, sans les bruitaliser, avec bienveillance, et parfois-même en silence. Parcours Conf’errances, récits, […]

Trans-Express, Oposito, Décor sonore, Kumulus, Komplex Kapharnaum, le Théâtre de l’Unité, Délice Dada, Mécaniques vivantes, Les Cubiténistes, Ici-même, Agence Tartare, L’éléphant Vert, Stéphane Marin, Kristoff K’roll, Michel Moglia, Pierre Sauvageot,  les Grooms, Deuxième Groupe d’intervention, Metalovoice, Marie-Do Fréval… Sans doute, les habitués du macadam auront reconnu dans cette liste un brin inventaire à la Prévert, […]

Alejandro ‘Mono’ González has used walls as his political voice for six decades in Chile, a ‘nation of muralists’ Source: ‘Walls are where we communicate’: how murals paint Chile’s politics | Chile | The Guardian