Molly Wagner
Molly walks in the urban, suburban, and rural landscapes using a variety of media to evoke the complex interactions intrinsic to walking. She is intrigued by the artistic, sensory, speculative, and critical potential walking brings to art. Walking crosses paths with numerous disciplines and allows Molly to express her varied interests in the arts and humanities.
Molly published No Trespassing! The Art and Politics of Walking in New South Wales in 2022, that describes her walks from Sydney to Bathurst. She attended two International Walking Art Conferences in Europe where the fellowship of other Walking Artists inspired her to facilitate the Australian Walking Artists collective.
Molly lives and works in Sydney, NSW on the land of the Gadigal-Wangul People of the Eora Nation. She attended the National Art School and the UNSW School of Art and Design, completing a first-class Honours in 2016. Molly works as an independent artist and high school teacher.
Molly published No Trespassing! The Art and Politics of Walking in New South Wales in 2022, that describes her walks from Sydney to Bathurst. She attended two International Walking Art Conferences in Europe where the fellowship of other Walking Artists inspired her to facilitate the Australian Walking Artists collective.
Molly lives and works in Sydney, NSW on the land of the Gadigal-Wangul People of the Eora Nation. She attended the National Art School and the UNSW School of Art and Design, completing a first-class Honours in 2016. Molly works as an independent artist and high school teacher.