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Sketching the Walk: Scores for the Unknown
15/09/2026
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Sketching the Walk: Scores for the Unknown

2026-09-15 08:30
Hof ter Welle VZW, Anna Piersdreef, Beveren-Kruibeke-Zwijndrecht, Belgium

Artist Rosie Montford presents expanding sketchbooks created through walks with a weaver. Following water and landscape edges, the books become visual scores that embrace experimentation, uncertainty and the creative possibilities of not knowing.

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Reclaiming the Narrative: a Rewriting of the Census through Quipus

POW Thanet
4 - 6 Mar, 2022
Turner Contemporary, Rendezvous, Margate, Kent, UK

Re-writing the Census is an invitation to think through craft. To acknowledge the omissions of present census categories and to include all those who feel ‘othered’ or omitted.

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Congratulating a Pair of Clever Clogs

The closing date has passed in our End of 2025 quiz – a fiendish one based almost entirely on topics raised during the year’s Walking Writers Salons. So who might be the Clever Clogs the highest number of correct answers? Appropriately we have a pair: Sandra Cowan and Rachel Sloan – who each will receive

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Lacemaking to survive the Great Famine

Ed Coulson narrates the forgotten history of a craft industry – bobbin lace making – that was central to survival in Headford, Ireland, during the devastating famine. The Headford Lace Project, initiated in 2016, researched, revived, and reimagined this lost history, creating a tale of resilience and perseverance that shaped the town. Coulson's audio walk, highlighting the lives of lacemakers and using innovative storytelling techniques, offers a glimpse into this fascinating piece of history.

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The Edge of the Map with Brian Lewis

We discuss with Brian Lewis a range of topics including the role of affordable, accessible technologies, the development of the Longbarrow Press, the economics of small press publishing, the relationship between a walking practice and writing practice, and the ethos of craft, collaboration and care that runs through it all.

The River Deveron Pack

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Writer. Teacher. Reader. Musician. Crafter.
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Elspeth Penfold

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Alison Neighbour Artist

The URL directs to the artist profile of Alison Neighbour, a designer whose work is prominently featured on the website AlisonNeighbourDesign.com. The page outlines her professional background, emphasizing her practice in spatial and surface design, including textiles and installations. It details her academic credentials, highlighting her engagement with themes such as cultural identity, memory, and place, which she explores through her artistic process. The presentation also includes selected examples of her projects, illustrating her interdisciplinary approach that integrates craft techniques with conceptual research. Additionally, the site provides insight into Alison Neighbour's collaborations and exhibitions, marking her involvement in both solo and group shows that engage with contemporary art and design dialogues. The profile mentions her commitment to exploring the relationship between environment and narrative, often contextualizing her work within specific geographic and cultural frameworks. This approach situates her practice within a broader discourse on the intersections of art, cultural geography, and materiality.
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