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Sound walk
SWS25 Shortlisted
2025
Normalised Interfacing
Normalised Interfacing is a wheelchair soundwalk, mapping the experiences and thoughts of a wheelchair user in a new city.
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Walking piece
Marŝarto24
2024
Jatari (Dreams of blue)
For a migrant, the only thing he has to keep going is the long path of life accompanied by good music. All people who migrate will always return to their country of origin, to their roots and to dream again as they always did.
Sound walk
2020
The Walking Man
A trip around the block, narrated by the light-up Walking Man. You will start on the corner of the street outside of Southwest Barbecue and follow his instructions on where to go. The Walking Man will point out some things along the way, give some history, and encourage you to enjoy the natural story of
Walking piece
Marŝarto23
2023
“Maverick” random walking piece
The Maverick deck offers 20 randomized tasks for solo adventurers or pairs, ensuring fresh and unique experiences with every shuffle. Ideal for exploration enthusiasts.
Curated news
30 Sep, 2025
Bored With Your Usual Route? Turn the City Into Your Open-Air Museum – Runlovers
The complete guide for runners who want to discover their city’s street art, one step at a time. Source: Bored With Your Usual Route? Turn the City Into Your Open-Air Museum – Runlovers
Curated news
08 Aug, 2025
How bold can we be? — Footways
Earlier this month, New Perspectives on Walking and Wheeling in Cities kicked off the London Walking Festival with a one-day conference at the University of Westminster. The event brought together a wide range of voices – scientists, councillors, campaigners, urban designers, planne Source: How bold can we be? — Footways
Curated news
20 Jun, 2025
Chasing the Sounds – By Caitlin Woolsey
Historian Caitlin Woolsey dials into pioneering German sound artist Christina Kubisch’s Electrical Walksas portraits of cities. Source: Chasing the Sounds – By Caitlin Woolsey
Curated news
07 Feb, 2025
Fancy a stroll? Across Europe, young people like me are finding friends by walking our cities | Viola Di Grado | The Guardian
We are the post-pandemic flâneurs: stepping out of social media silos to meet people and connect with the world around us Source: Fancy a stroll? Across Europe, young people like me are finding friends by walking our cities | Viola Di Grado | The Guardian
Bunny Street and Brooklyn Street Consultations
Living Streets Aotearoa Wellington has submitted on consultations on changes to Bunny Street and Brooklyn Street in Wellington. Here is the summary of their positions on these changes: Bunny Street improvements: We welcome the focus on making this impo...
Living Streets Aotearoa
April 2026 First Sunday
It’s First Sunday, This Sunday and time for a loiter…. But The LRM are time travelling because its Easter Sunday and public transport will be rubbish
So, please join us instead for one of our extraordinary mid week wanders
Find us 6pm on Tuesday 7th A...
THE LRM
Memorabilia – Ein akustischer Rundgang über die Marienhöhe
Am 17.05.’25 um 15:00 Uhr findet die Premiere von Caroline Böttchers neuem Stück Memorabilia – Ein akustischer Rundgang über die Marienhöhe statt. Das Stück wird auf dem Trümmerberg Marienhöhe zum ersten Mal aufgeführt. Seit gut zehn Jahren beschäftigt die Künstlerin sich in ihrer Arbeit mit den Trümmerbergen und nun ist inZusammenarbeit mit der Klangkünstlerin Sonja …
soundmarker
Reinventing New York through the medium of trousers
Some places are so famous, so iconic, it might be said that they visit you long before you return the favour...
Richly Evocative
Happened
walkingevent
Walking@Teatime Walking and Creativity
The Active Travel Academy at the University of Westminster and London Living Streets invite you to join us on-line on 11th May at 5pm when Walking@Tea-time will celebrate the Spring. Our subject is walking and creativity and we’ll be ably assisted by two speakers: Matthew Beaumont is a Professor of English Literature and a Co-Director of
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Happened
walkingevent
zone out and roam! Edit x GfZK @ Literarischer Herbst 2020
Die Literaturzeitschrift Edit und die Galerie für Zeitgenössische Kunst laden im Rahmen des Literarischen Herbstes zu einem Campus-Programm ein, dessen Protagonist*innen sich mithilfe der ziellosen, assoziativen und abschweifenden Bewegung, ob auf dem Papier oder in der Stadt, ein erweitertes Alphabet, Vokabular und Denken erarbeiten. 15:00 Uhr, Treffpunkt vor dem Altbau der GfZK Wir flexen die
Happened
walkingevent
SWS19
Listen to the Sound of the City, Walking in Silence / Berlin, Alexanderplatz
A walk by Ienke Kastelein This is a shared walk around Berlin Alexanderplatz,from 8 am – 8.30 am on september 1, 2019We will listen to the Sounds of the City while walking in silenceand focus on the experience of space emerging from sound and resonance. We will make a soundrecording of the walk and share
Happened
walkingevent
SWS19
Sounding the Body / Sounding the City
What happens when our sense of connection weakens? Connection to our surroundings, and also to ourselves. Join artists Marion Tu (US) and Nathania Hartley (UK) for a synchronised walk in Boston and London. During this walk we will realign with the sounds and vibrations of the city, listening and re-orienting ourselves through the rhythmic movement
video
2022
‘Don’t walk to your tune, walk carefully’
Can an individual walk anywhere and in any which way in the city?
Walking Art and Relational Geographies (2022)