artists
Highlights
The (Future) Wales Coast Path
A year of shared walks across future intertidal space in Wales and India, led by artist Alison Neighbour, inviting participants to consider the impermanence of land that we take for granted, and opening up local and global conversations.
Hydrology: Earth Optimism
Hydrology features underwater recordings of diverse aquatic soundscapes from locations including Mexico’s Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve, Norway’s Kvina River, and Queensland’s coastline. Created by Leah Barclay for the Earth Optimism Summit in Washington, DC, the work connects ecological sounds with the voices of water protectors and river communities worldwide.
KU Leuven celebrates its 600th anniversary with a unique permanent art and science route. — News
In celebration of its 600th anniversary, KU Leuven introduces a new, permanent art and science route across its various campuses and heritage sites in Leuven. Dialogues were organised, connecting sixteen artists and poets with over seventy scientists from all faculties. Source: KU Leuven celebrates its 600th anniversary with a unique permanent art and science route.
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The Ten List: Walk as Art | Glasstire
Lots of folks walk all the time and don’t call it art, but some of them do. In many parts of Houston, walking is so bizarre that I’ve been making a whole project of it. In my research, I’ve amassed this list that looks at artists who have used walking as a practice, and their various methods
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North Tyneside Sound Walk 2022
The North Tyneside Sound Walk is an alternative audio guide to North Tyneside created by 30 Year 7 pupils from Marden High School. The three chapters take you from North Shields, along the the River Tyne, and around the North Tyneside coast line.
Making Urban Noise A Positive Part Of City Life
A growing movement of artists – including SoundTrackCity, designers and city planners is trying to reconsider urban noise not as a ubiquitous nuisance, but as a positive building block for cities where people want to be. Source: Making Urban Noise A Positive Part Of City Life
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Marina Abramović, Ai Weiwei, and 31 Other Artists Reveal Moving Childhood Memories in a New Book
Dream On Baby, a new book by curator Gesine Borcherdt collects the childhood memories of 33 artists from Ai Weiwei to Laurie Simmons. Source: Marina Abramović, Ai Weiwei, and 31 Other Artists Reveal Moving Childhood Memories in a New Book
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Articles elsewhere
ALDD 20th Anniversary Timeline
Discover what Anabella Lenzu/DanceDrama has created over the past 20 years! Dear Friends, With deep gratitude, I thank you for supporting Anabella Lenzu/DanceDrama over the past 20 years. In 2026, ALDD is celebrating its 20th Anniversary, and we invite you to help us continue creating for the next 20 years. Anabella Lenzu/DanceDrama exists only because of […]
Breaking the Dead Silence: book launches and a walk
Nineteen diverse and distinctive voices in the wake of the murder of George Floyd and the toppling of the Colston statue in Bristol. As the dust gathers on the now recumbent statue, a museum artefact, here are timely commentaries. Insights and experiences in the memoryscape seeking to enrich and transform an uncomfortable heritage through empathy and creativity. Multiple perspectives from academics, artists, activists and heritage professionals, contribute ideas and strategies towards re- [...]
Botanical Encounters
I am really excited to be contributing toBOTANICAL ENCOUNTERSThis project, curated by Dr Christina Horvath, aims to disentangle Bath’s often overlooked colonial legacies by looking at the impact of colonial voyages and conquest, imperial science, botanical and arts collections and the global displacement of plants and humans.The project received funding from the British Academy and Leverhulme Trust to promote encounters in Bath around plants and green sp [...]
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