Being Led By The Stars . . . Two Walking Practices in Dialogue Teri Rueb and Bill Gilbert  Walking and sound have variously shaped the practices of Colorado and New Mexico-based artists Teri Rueb and Bill Gilbert.  This Cafe event will feature both artists who will present a brief overview of their broader practice, speaking

Towards the end of 2024, during a highly contentious election season, writer, guide and founder of Living London, Saira Niazi, spent two months in the US (New York and San Francisco) developing a research project on tour guiding. Attending various walking tours and community events, exploring hidden gems and local neighbourhoods and interviewing renegade guides,

Igor Binsbergen, soundwalker, and Laroche Aka Luce Choules, an itinerant artist founder and coordinator of the international artists' network the Temporal School of Experimental Geography to inspire us at the dawn of the Walking Art and Relational Geographies Conference in Girona and Banyoles

Claire Hind will discuss her walking arts practice and its relationship to performance of the Uncanny. From the surrealist audio series 22:24, to her Vallie Export inspired stills ‘to the rocks’, where she wraps her body to mould the shape of boulders and glacial erratics.

Have you ever stood within a landscape and wondered what unheard sounds might be present around you? Whether it be life in the undergrowth, or further afield, to experience varied frequencies echoing in the air. This is the catalyst to artist, Cecilia Tyrrell’s experience of listening, our walk listen cafe guest.

Lydia Kennaway reads poems from her pamphlet A History of Walking, and talks to poets and other writers about words and walking. This month's guest is Jake Morris Campbell

Lydia Kennaway reads poems from her pamphlet A History of Walking, and talks to poets and other writers about words and walking. This month's guest is Malika Booker.

Lydia Kennaway reads poems from her pamphlet A History of Walking, and talks to poets and other writers about words and walking. This month's guest is Antony Dunn

Lydia Kennaway reads poems from her pamphlet A History of Walking, and talks to poets and other writers about words and walking. This month's guest is James Morgan Nash.