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Planet Hugill: A City Full of Stories: Anna Phillips on her work with Academy of St Martin in the Fields’ SoundWalk
29 Apr, 2024
‘You can walk virtually everywhere in England by using the train’: the man connecting rail-based walks | Walking holidays | The Guardian
30 Apr, 2024
How to plan an architectural walking tour of Kaunas, Lithuania’s capital of culture
29 Apr, 2024
A modern pilgrimage through Herefordshire’s Golden Valley | Walking holidays | The Guardian
18 Apr, 2024
Walking the Manhattan Eruv
Manhattan, New York, NY, USA
I walked the nearly 50 kilometres in Manhattan, trying to follow the route of the wire that is the Manhattan Eruv, circling the island.
WALK!
SCHIRN
18 Feb - 22 May, 2022
Römerberg, Frankfurt, Germany
The group exhibition WALK! at the SCHIRN provides an overview of walking as a practice in contemporary art production—a facet that has so far been rarely considered.
World faces ‘deathly silence’ of nature as wildlife disappears, warn experts | Biodiversity | The Guardian
17 Apr, 2024
Banksy Bristol Trail
Cactus
Bristol, UK
Visit the remaining Banksy pieces in his home town. Easy to use navigation takes you on a trail of Banksy artwork.
Political topography
2022-03-22 19:00
Online
“Political Topography” calls to mind expressions such as “political landscape”, ;“political climate”, and “the lay of the land”. It suggests the way in which the language of nature is used metaphorically to characterize or analyze a current cultural or political state of affairs. Join us for a discussion with curator and activist Nina Felshin exploring this fascinating topic.