TL;DR I love loitering! Assemble for Novembers First Sunday 2pm 2nd November at Eccles Tram Stop. And please write a review or spread the word about The Feminist Art of Walking if you can, thanks. Dear friends and loiterers It’s First Sunday, this S...

Arturo Soto's photobook offers a quietly subversive view of Oxford, one that sidesteps the spires, the postcard images and instead roams the under-acknowledged corners of British academia.

No, I’m not sorry I read this powerful and haunting book. It’s not an easy read, and (please consider this a trigger warning, although I don’t intend to go into details) I wouldn’t expect it to be: the subject matter, which includes child sexual abuse, ought to be difficult. If it weren’t, something would be … Continue reading 44. Michelle Poirier Brown, You Might Be Sorry You Read This →

The traditional or pre-modern Japanese aesthetic category of mono no aware generally refers to impermanence of things. It is often interpreted as the ‘pathos of things’–“pathos” (aware) of “things” (mono), deriving from their tr...

A discovery of a memorial to Jewish concentration camp prisoners yields questions of identity, memory and the purpose of art. Source: Hidden in Central Park, an anonymous Holocaust memorial – The Forward

Soundwalking exists at the intersection of art, field recording, urban studies, and acoustic ecology. Source: Field Notes: A Beginner’s Guide to Soundwalks | Bandcamp Daily

This year is the biennale’s most ambitious yet, with 39 participating artists from Japan and abroad creating under the theme “Wander for Wonder.” Source: Tokyo Biennale hides the art in plain sight – The Japan Times

This simple practice gave my brain the reset it needed. Source: I tried the colour walking craze for myself, and the results took me by surprise | Creative Bloq

Il m’est parfois difficile, pour différentes raisons, de fixer une activité dans un lieu précis, espace qui relèverait de l’immeuble (ce qui, aux vues de la loi, ne peut être déplacé), ou pire, de l’immobilité, physique et projectuelle.Les contingences matérielles, techniques, occasionnellement financières, poussent mes expériences de terrain à voyager d’un lieu à l’autre, hors-les-murs.Exemple […]

Avec Thoreau, Reclus, White, des arpenteurs et arpenteuses, écrivains et écrivaines, poètes, explorateurs et exportatrices, nous offrent des lectures et expériences urbi et orbi inspirantes. Inspirantes pour explorer, entendre, expérimenter les lieux du quotidien, de l’infra-ordinaire à l’extra-ordinaire.Poésie et autres arts, géographie, engagement politique, tissent des territoires complexes et changeants, souvent inouïs, dans tous les […]

For the upcoming WALCafé dedicated to Walking Art & Mental Health on October 28th, following a presentation of my current stage of research at WAC25 International Encounters, I would like to share some words and images to contextualize my artistic practice. My research centres on linking the imaginary of walking with certain procedures in psychiatric practice—usually associated with

From Stellenbosch, South Africa, to Valencia Spain, ‘uncommissioned’ has tapped 54 artists to work on public projects. Source: This October, a Global Public Art Project Turns 35 Cities into Playgrounds — Colossal

My post on Canadian books about walking is up on 49th Shelf. I describe my connection to walking as a practice, and briefly consider 11 books on the subject. You can find the post here.

The Royal Parks charity and UP Projects are launching a new 6-month paid residency for an early to mid-career artist with a socially engaged practice, starting in January 2026.  The residency offers an artist the opportunity to develop their socially engaged practice, whilst building connections with Greenwich Park’s diverse local communities across Greenwich, Lewisham, and

Asad Dandia sued the NYPD after it spied on his family and community. Now he uses people’s history to reclaim the streets from the systems that surveilled him. Source: The Man Behind the Radical Walking Tours of New York City | The Nation

Seeing as Walk Listen Create’s just wrapped up their Sound Walk September, and is, as far as I can see, the only global sound walk competition, perhaps it’s time to look more rigorously into how one is to actually judge a sound (referred to here as both audio/sound) walk: albeit what an audio walk actually

Today marks the official release of Walking the Bypass: Notes on Place from the Side of the Road. To celebrate, I’ll be on CBC Saskatchewan’s noon-hour program, Blue Sky, as part of a panel discussion about walking. Tune in if you can!

For this year's Halloween walk we're handing the torch to our Shropshire contingent. Join us Oct 31 for a spooky circumambulation of the historic town of Shrewsbury.

Here’s an invitation that we know you won’t be able to refuse: Morag Rose offers a huge thank you to everyone who has helped make The Feminist Art of Walking. Tickets are now available for all dates on her book publicity tour – your chance to meet Morag in person*: Juno Books, Sheffield Saturday 18th

Depuis plusieurs années, voire décennies, quelques axes directeurs guident mes oreilles, pas et micros, en structurant des projets suivant quelques thématiques et/ou problématiques. Le paysage, ses approches esthétiques et écosophiques, nos relations avec et par les sons, l’aménagement de territoires où mieux ouïr, font partie de ces questionnements récurrents. Sur le terrain, des lignes d’action […]