Corona
Highlights
I Don’t Remember Me The Rain
"I Don’t Remember Me The Rain" is a sound walk created during Sound Walk September 2020 in Sint-Niklaas, reconstructing a past journey through a blend of urban and natural sounds and personal memories. The piece serves as a tribute to a late artist friend and reflects on themes of memory, transience, and the observational role of walking in artistic practice.
Berlin-Kreuzberg – Through The Ears of An Almost Stranger
Drummer and writer Susanne Lambert relocated to Berlin during the Corona lockdown and adapted to limited social interaction by exploring the city through daily walks. She reads and interprets her new environment uniquely, despite minimal direct feedback on local meanings.
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Interview with Barbara Lounder
As part of the release of the hardcover/ e-book release of my book, Walking as Artistic Practice (softcover comes out in April!), I’m going to be publishing some brief interviews with the various artists, authors, researchers, creatives, collectives, and platforms whose art practice, written material, or other works I cite and mention. My 14th interview […]
Score #7 – Corona Walker
Score #7 by Corona Walker (Barbara Lounder) For Score #7, Corona Walker has created an instruction that considers ‘Perforations, inversions, intersections and interactions as transformations’. We invite you to walk it when you feel that you hav...
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Wat ik niet zo goed kan is me vervelen, of beter gezegd ik verzin steeds iets vlak voor ik me verveel. Iets! Ietsen doe ik het liefst buiten, zo ontstaan de Wildsnoeier of mijn wandel drift. Als kind verveelde ik me ook nooit en ging ik ook gewoon buit...
Corona Circles
During the Corona pandemic Lock-down I went for a walk. I walked around, I walked a round. Two years ago I had the plan to walk in Circles, “like a goat attached to a rope to a pole”. To, as they say in the movies; “draw up a perimete...