Latest news – Songlines for Greenwich Black History 365 project 2025 InspiralLondon are delighted to be working with walking artist […]
Classes-promenades, oreilles tendres et aguerries
1909, Edmond Blanguernon, poète et inspecteur académique en Marne, expérimente les premières « Classes promenades ». Des explorations thématiques, marchées, bimensuelles, soigneusement préparées, à destination du public scolaire. Elles seront intégrées aux programmes pédagogiques vers 1920, reprisent par Freinet (classes-ateliers), et inspirent aujourd’hui « l’école dehors », ainsi que des recherches de Thierry Paquot sur les enfants « chercheurs d’ors » […]
Paysage à portée d’oreille(s), une installation sonore
Choisir un lieus’y posers’y reposers’y installery installer l’écoutecollectiveattentiverêveusesimplesurprenanteà oreille nueprofiter de la richesse sonore ambianteen jouirs’immerger dans les sonsapprécier les espaces acoustiques multiplesles mouvements sonores complexesaccueillir les aléasles événements impromptuset d’autres surprises auditivesrenouveler l’expérience d’écoute installée sur différents lieuxtracer un parcoursle suivrefabriquer des points d’ouïe de concertfaire de l’expérimentation sonore un chantier d’écoute à ciel […]
The New Wave of Walking Artists?
I’m delighted to be part of this upcoming discussion, hosted by Action Synergy as part of the Walking Arts in … More
11. Leanne Betasamosake Simpson, Noopiming: The Cure for White Ladies
I finished rereading Leanne Betasamosake Simpson’s Noopiming: The Cure for White Ladies last night. It’s the third time I’ve read it, and the second time I’ve taught it. I think it’s incredible: smart, bold, strange, experimental. What makes it those things? Well, the way it brings prose and poetry together, for one thing. The position … Continue reading 11. Leanne Betasamosake Simpson, Noopiming: The Cure for White Ladies
Rembrandt’s Amsterdam – walking the Amstel River 750 years after the city’s birth | Amsterdam holidays | The Guardian
To celebrate this significant milestone, our writer follows the flow of the artist’s inspiration, taking in sights that would have been familiar to the Old Master Source: Rembrandt’s Amsterdam – walking the Amstel River 750 years after the city’s birth | Amsterdam holidays | The Guardian
Constraining the recruits
On the first Saturday in March, I went for a drive across the farm at Narromine where I’ve been working with farmer and agroecologist, Bruce Maynard on my SOIL+AiR Creative Future Landscapes project. Bruce wanted to show me an area he thought I might b…
April 2025 – news and poll
Hello everyone
Thanks to all who joined the torchlit walk with Dan, I thought it was truly magical. There was some chat about Aprils First Sunday and I promised a poll…
Several folk will be at the Weird Weekend North in Rixton, and public tran…
This Photographer Walked Every Street in San Francisco Documenting the City – PRINT Magazine
Travis Monson reflects on his ambitious six-year-long photo project and his love for San Francisco. Source: This Photographer Walked Every Street in San Francisco Documenting the City – PRINT Magazine
Walk Japan Launches New East Hokkaido Walking Tour – The Arts Shelf
Walk Japan Launches New East Hokkaido Walking Tour by The Arts Shelf Source: Walk Japan Launches New East Hokkaido Walking Tour – The Arts Shelf
‘Walk with Me’ art exhibition expands to Accra – The New Times
Source: ‘Walk with Me’ art exhibition expands to Accra – The New Times
What I Found on the 365-Mile Trail of a Lost Folk Hero – The New York Times
The Old Leatherman, a sort of real-life Northeastern Sasquatch, gave me an excuse to step outside my own life. Source: What I Found on the 365-Mile Trail of a Lost Folk Hero – The New York Times
Von Dampflokomotiven und Strickkleidern
Wo einst Dampfloks unter Feuer gehalten wurden, entstehen heute Kostüme, Bumerangs und Schmuck.
Am 23.3.25 wird das begehbare Soundarchiv auf altem Bahngelände am Berliner Nöldnerplatz eröffnet.
Ein Audiowalk inmitten von Öl, Staub und Trockenwiesen.
Walking with Ants
I am an Edinburgh-based artist who has work in the Walking the Land collective Lines of Enquiry exhibition at the Hardwick Gallery University of Gloucestershire in Cheltenham. I am walking from Chepstow to Cheltenham through the Forest of Dean, the Severn Plain and the Cotswolds, looking out for the unseen small ones (eg ants) who … Continue reading Walking with Ants
Chartist Festival
CHARTIST FESTIVAL SAT 17th– Sun 18th MAY 2025 THE PRINCE ALBERT, STROUD WALK – TALK- PERFORMANCE – MUSIC – FILM SATURDAY 11am WALK COMMEMORATIVE WALK from The Prince Albert to SELSLEY HILL with performance and readings 2pm …
You have until Thursday 13 March to submit for safer speeds
New Minister of Transport Chris Bishop is taking notice of community anger about planned speed limit increases – anger which is now showing up in Auckland and is becoming the subject of satire.But you can act right now to make the case for safer speed …
The Four Bounds Loop Wicklow Day Hikes
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Thameside Migration – from Africa to Antartic
On 21 May Thameside Migrations 3-5pm Join us for a gentle walk workshop with an introduction to bird migration – […]
Unamerican
There’s a new poem below. I don’t tend to like explaining poems, but I do appreciate a bit of context. Like many others I suspect, not least in the USA itself, I feel profoundly shaken by recent events there. When I was six, I discovered Ch…
WALC Nodes – call on a rolling basis
The WALC NODES initiative expands the Walking Arts and Local Community (WALC) network by supporting organizations and collectives to organize walking arts activities addressing local community issues. WALC provides networking, training, promotional opportunities, and exhibition participation. Applications are open on a rolling basis, with monthly deadlines,