Weeks of freezing pre-dawn runs helped Duncan McCabe create a TikTok animation that now has 100m views Source: ‘I just ran a lot’: the Strava user whose runs became a viral art phenomenon | Toronto | The Guardian

UPDATE on Sundays wander: The weather forecast is pretty grim at the moment, and various local routes are closed due to flooding or snow. Hopefully this will be cleared by Sunday, and I will do everything I can to be there 2pm at the Corn Exchange. ...

Bonus: You probably have the necessary gear in your closet right now. Source: ‘Rucking’ Is The Latest Walking Trend You Need To Try. Here’s Why. | HuffPost UK Wellness

J’ai déjà commis plusieurs articles concernant le sujet, mais régulièrement, la question de la représentation graphique, cartographique, du sonore, revient questionner mon travail. Avant Google Maps et le GPS, on déployait les cartes papier et les atlas pour envisager les voyages et randonnées.C’était une façon de préparer logistiquement, mais aussi mentalement, nos périples, en famille […]

In Fieldwalking – Groundlines, Ruth Broadbent created 72 drawings inspired by walking the landscape where a collection of flints were discovered.

Olympian Jeff Galloway says his pace-shifting technique means less injury and better health for beginners and experienced marathoners alike Source: Jeffing: the run-walk method that can get you to the marathon finishing line | Running | The Guardian

Au plus profond de mes souvenirs, ce fut l’eau d’un puits, dans la cour de la ferme de ma grand-mère, dans lequel plongeait bruyamment le seau dégoulinant. Avant qu’elle n’arrive, courante, à l’évier.Celle du ruisseau gargouillant tout près.Et celle d’un autre ruisseau, qui longe aujourd’hui le parc public attenant à ma maison.Ce ce furent aussi […]

Campaigners jubilant after government heeded warning 2031 cutoff would mean loss of precious footpaths Source: Defra scraps England deadline to register thousands of miles of rights of way | Access to green space | The Guardian

Using ancient maps from the National Library of Scotland and drawing new ones, Tamsin Grainger walked around the edge of Edinburgh in Walking Like a Tortoise. The result was more walks, creative responses and art-making, much questioning, conversation & radical hospitality.

Le pragmatisme, terme issu de la praxis grecque, autrement dit l’action, celle qui est effectuée dans le but d’obtenir un résultat pratique, et non seulement une pensée ou un concept métaphysique, met l’expérience au centre du projet.L’expérience, entre autre celle de nos vies au quotidien, est le point de départ qui nous permet d’améliorer, même […]

L’écoute ne construit pas que des paysages sonores immatériels, si ce n’est dans leur propagation vibratoire, plus ou moins abstraits et hors-sol.Elle écrit corporellement, physiquement, des tracés, des cheminements audibles, des situations haptiques, collectives, des terrains de jeu auriculaire à lire, relire, jouer, rejouer, expérimenter, improviser, via des formes de partitions d’écoute…Elle trace des cartes […]

Few Yemenis hike, and female hikers are even rarer. But one group is overcoming security and social challenges to enjoy the benefits of walking in nature Source: ‘Each step we take is an escape’: the intrepid hikers exploring war-torn Yemen | Global development | The Guardian

With Tastes Like Home, a co-creation between 8 artists in Bedford, worked with hundreds of stories of food memories from members of the public, to construct an audio trail full of heart and flavour.

Selsley Hill May 17th 2025 and May 21st 1839 Climbing up to Selsley Hill, Stroud’s Lord John Russell’s 1839 Electoral Message in our minds – Lofty admonishment of the poor: You “know not the general laws by which profit and wages are regulated.” Then H...

With FROM DUST TO STARDUST, Ienke Kastelein, Beatrice Khoumeri, and Peter Schreuder created a a sensorial walk in deep time, at this year's Walking Art and Relational Geographies Conference in Catalunya.

The imagination of the cycle itself was integral to the fabrication of the middle class. The cycle was a fashionable form of transport—it was youthful and romantic, projecting an image of its male consumer as neither affluent nor entirely downtrodden. While in post-Independence India, the cycle become a popular means of mobility for the working class, Atlas Cycles targeted the middle class more than the working-class masses and presented a certain aestheticized use of the cycle.… Continue reading The Birth and Death of Atlas Cycles  →

Hello my friends, It’s that time of year, and I’d love to share a few things to explore at your leisure! This year, in amongst it all, I have been...

Hulked is a creative heritage project inspired by the histories, stories and songs of the Thames Barges, many of which are now ‘hulked’ along the Medway River.

« Quel drôle de machine que l’homme ! dit-il, stupéfait. Tu la remplis avec du pain, du vin, des poissons, des radis, et il en sort des soupirs, du rire et des rêves. Une usine ! Dans notre tête, je crois bien qu’il y a un cinéma sonore… »Níkos Kazantzákis « Alexis Zorba » (1946) Le paysage sonore est, […]

The capital’s Overground routes have been rebranded to reflect the distinct flavours of neighbourhoods they cross – as these station to station strolls reveal Source: Six lines, six walks: we explore London’s Overground reboot on foot | London holidays | The Guardian