This year, we are exploring Uncharted Territory: an unfamiliar area or situation, especially one that has or seems to have no maps or guidelines.
We’re looking for psychogeographers from all disciplines, and are on the hunt for: Walks, talks, presentations, workshops, performance, films/short films, games, music and sound, installation, photography, happenings, interventions, art… and, well, anything else you can think of!
Any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact us.
When: 18 – 20 September 2026
Where: Swansea (currently considering the logistical possibility of online work)
Deadline for open call: Midnight GMT Sunday 26th July!
How to apply
Submit your Outline Proposal by email to 5wcop@protonmail.com by Midnight GMT Sunday 26th July.
Your submission must address the following headings:
- Your name and email address
- The title of your proposed activity
- Type of activity (e.g. walk, workshop) and approximate duration
- Description of your proposed activity and how it fits with this year’s theme (100 words)
- Biographical info (30 words)
- Your website, or links to examples of previous work / institutional profile
Please send an access rider if you have one.
For more info, go here, or email any questions to 5wcop@protonmail.com.
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