My photographic project “Traces of Time” has been featured in the Danish magazine of landscape architecture “Landskab” (Nr. 7-2024).  The work is beautifully laid-out on three page-spreads in an issue that focuses on public parks.I also recommend ...

Words and photos by Streets Dept Lead Contributor Eric Dale.______________________ This post is a free sample of our monthly “Local Tourist” column, a Patreon-exclusive series that recommends … Source: Local Tourist: How To Take Yourself On A Mile-long, Road-free Stroll Through University City – Streets Dept

Axel Pons, formerly a competitor in the Moto2 World Championship, changed up his lifestyle dramatically six years ago when he decided to travel the world barefoot. Son of the legendary Sito Pons, two-time MotoGP winner, Axel Source: Former Motorycle Racing Star Has Been Traveling the World Barefoot for Six Years

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These photographic fragments of a walk artwork are a memoriam to those times when Maleko, our silver standard poodle, and myself spent together walking and hanging about in the local Waitpinga bushland in South Australia’s southern Fleurieu Penin...

It’s a well trodden fact that running with other people is good for camaraderie, safety and our physical and mental wellbeing – but now it seems it’s fertile ground for dating Source: Health, happiness … and romance? How running could help you find love | Running | The Guardian

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After being refused a grant to study in Italy, Constantin Brancusi duly walked the 1,500 miles from Romania to Paris. Source: Art Bites: The Year Brancusi Spent Walking From Bucharest to Paris

In the audio paper Soundwalking, listening and contested histories, Joseph Young explores how sound art and specifically sound walking practices in the landscape can contribute to the discussion of contested histories through the creation of immersive sonic encounters.

Nous sommes en novembre, période automnale, où souvent les grands vents se libèrent, labourent le paysage de leurs trainées chaotiques, tempétueuses et imprévisibles. À nuit tombée, de jour, je marche ma petite ville, balayée et secouée de rafales venteuses et fougueuses. Elles s’entendent Oh combien, imposantes, animant les espaces auriculaires, dans un paysage sonore des […]

Dans la traversée d’une zone nuageuse, ponctuée de turbulences et d’avaries à répétition, je reprends tant bien que mal le cours des choses. Je le fais naturellement en replongeant l’oreille dans les rumeurs, grondements et bruissonnances du monde. Ménager des tiers-espaces écoutants, où la parole circule entre et dans les silences habités et les mille […]

Was ist eine Heterotopie? Und wie kann man sich einen Soundwalk vorstellen? Addrich Mauch ist mit offenen Ohren durch Fallout 3 spaziert. Source: Game Studies: Soundwalking in Fallout 3 (Addrich Mauch)

950 people participated, distributed across 30 different nationalities, from four continents Source: “Freedom” was in the air during the three days of the “Barão de São João Walk & Art Fest”

With Only glaciers know, Yanran Bi discusses the complicated interconnections between human beings and the landscape of Iceland through a sonic documentary and poetic fiction.

Between October 25 and 27, 2024, the WALC partners came together in Gaasbeek, Belgium, not too far from the capital Brussels.

  The Roger Tory Peterson Institute will open its next exhibit Friday, celebrating one of the harshest and most beautiful landscapes on earth. Through the National Science Foundation’s Antarctic Artists and Writers Program, artist Helen Glazer spent two months in remote, scientific field camps, with access to protected areas that may be entered only with

The much talked about Johnny Cash Trail will have its very first feature transform from a concept into reality next week. The City of Folsom will unveil the Source: Folsom To Unveil First Art Feature On Johnny Cash Trail – Folsom Times

Featured at November’s 2nd Friday Art Walk, local artist and business owner Leah Vincent showcased a series of paintings, sharing her emotions as a runner and her love for the Source: Norman artist describes impact of travel, running on art | Culture | oudaily.com

The London-based Natural History Museum has put together a sound walk for its new gardens, designed with blind and visually impaired audiences in mind. In it, you hear from scientists, staff and other experts, the stories contained within the gardens, as well as poems created by visually impaired young individuals.