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It’s the winners of Marŝarto25
The Marŝarto25 shortlist reflected a wide and compelling field of walking practices, demonstrating how walking continues to operate as a critical, poetic, and socially embedded artistic method. Across a range of geographies, durations, and intentions, the shortlisted works shared an understanding of walking as a way of thinking with the world: attentive to landscape, community,
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• +3 Walking as a Question : towards the walking arts encounters/conference in Prespa, July 2021
Introduction and presentation for all interested in local or on distance participation to the Walking Arts Encounters / Conference in Prespa 2021. Walking Processes in Prespa: 2019 and 2021 On Wednesday, March 17, 2021, at 20:00, there will be an online announcement and presentation of the International Encounters / Conference Walking as a Question that
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Announcing the winners of SWS25
It’s been an absolute joy to explore this year’s submissions for the Sound Walk September Awards. Speaking on behalf of the Grand Jury, it wasn’t easy to pick which pieces stood out just a tad more in the field that was this year’s shortlist. But, using cold, hard, mathematics, the numbers didn’t lie, and were
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Announcing the Marŝarto25 shortlist
This year is the third time we’re hosting the Marŝarto Awards, and, for the first time, we received a (slightly) larger number of submissions for the Marŝarto Awards than we did for the SWS Awards. Objectively, this makes sense, as sound walks are a subset of walking art.On the other hand, while sound walks are
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The Marŝarto24 winners have arrived
We've come to the conclusion of the second instalment of the Marŝarto Awards, complementing our existing Sound Walk September Awards. Where the SWS Awards focus on sound walks, the Marŝarto Awards recognise walking art, excluding sound walks, produced in the previous year.
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The winners of SWS24
This is the second year that the winner and honourable mention for the Sound Walk September Awards walk away with cash. Compared to last year, we were able to double the prize money, to 500 euros for the winner, and 200 euros for the honourable mention. Who walks away with the prizes?
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Oh! It’s the winners of SWS23!
It's time! The SWS23 winner "Headford Lace Trail" offers an engaging experience through storytelling and music, while the honorable mention "Semi-Colon" invites listeners to interact with nature. New jurors have joined, and submissions are open for SWS24. And, the public can now vote for shortlisted sound walks.
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It’s the SWS23 Awards shortlist
The SWS Awards 2023 saw 60 entries reviewed by a dedicated online jury. The shortlist includes three pieces from Australian artists and one previous winner. Following deliberations by the SWS Grand Jury, winners will be announced in January 2024, marking the first time cash prizes will be awarded.
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WALKING THE THAMES TO LONDON #7
Raising Funds for the Trussell Trust In association with the cyclists’ group from The Prince Albert Oxford to Abingdon 11 miles A swollen, turbid, fast flowing river; blackthorn blossom; osiers, rushes and willows half-drowned; many trees down with ...
WALKING THE THAMES TO LONDON #5
Raising Funds for the Trussell Trust In association with the cyclists’ group from The Prince Albert Lechlade to Newbridge 16 miles I walked past Shelley’s Close by the Church … Where Shelley wrote his ‘Summer Evening Churchyard’, Crossed the bridg...
