Explore walking as an artistic practice, an investigative method, and a way of understanding the relationships between the body, place, and the surrounding world. Through workshops, walks, reflection, and theoretical study, you will develop methods for the artistic exploration of movement, perception, and place. Source: Walking as Artistic Practice | University of Gothenburg

T100’s 12th Annual Festival Seeing Thurrock Differently:A Journey Home 23 May – 7 June 2026 From heritage walks to graffiti workshops, poetry in dye gardens to citizen science at dusk, playful performances to a joyful festival finale in Tilbury, this year’s programme brings Thurrock into motion – connecting where we’ve come from with where we

Many of the pieces in Lillian Blades’ exhibition “Through The Veil” take full advantage of the large gallery space at the Sarasota Art Museum. Source: “Through The Veil” encourages visitors at the Sarasota Art Museum to walk through the work | FOX 13 Tampa Bay

Source: Wild Thyme and Honey: Walking in Prespa | Caught by the River | Caught by the River

A sculptor is hosting a walk in Ambleside to celebrate the legacy of Kurt Schwitters. Source: Ambleside walk planned to celebrate artist Kurt Schwitters | The Westmorland Gazette

Using barbed wire, graveyard pebbles and prickly thorns, this retrospective plunges viewers into the raw sadness and beauty of rural life Source: Andy Goldsworthy: Fifty Years review – a wild walk between life, death and sheep-shearing | Art and design | The Guardian

Walking Art is an initiative in Islington that supports local people’s mental health through mindful art and movement. Based at Hilldrop Community Centre and led by artist Helen Ainsworth, Walking Art provides free regular sessions for people of all ages and backgrounds to make drawings while walking and observing their surroundings. Source: Mindful Creativity and