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The Wander Society

Keri Smith
Sound walk SWS22 Shortlisted
2022

Tayport in 2030 – a walking tour

Join a local resident to guide you around Tayport in 2030 and see, smell, hear and feel the future that could be if we do everything we possibly can to tackle climate and biodiversity crises, and create a fair future for all.

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Kaska Hempel Kathleen Gray
Walking piece
1963

Caminhando

Caminhando is a proposal that can be carried out by anyone, anywhere, with the following recommendations: a strip of paper should be glued in a twisted way, like a Mobius strip.

Lygia Clark
Happened
Walking Writers Salon  

Walking, Landscape and Environment with Dave Borthwick

2023-04-11 18:00
Online

Meet the authors who are writing about walking and the landscapes through which we walk, at walk · listen · create’s Walking Writers Salons. We are delighted to have eco-poet and editor Dave Borthwick join us in April, exploring walking as a method of research and practice, and how walking has been applied by poets and

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David Borthwick Andrew Stuck•
Happened
walk · listen · café SWS22  

Global sound walking

2022-09-13 18:00
Online

Four artists from around the globe are now gathered for a round table conversation and discussion about (remote) relationships and creative collaborations via sound walking in an (almost) post pandemic world.

Vicky Vergou Sophie Cabot Sandra Cowan•
Walking Art and Relational Geographies (2022)

Deep Blue to Pale Blue

1 Aug, 2021 · Slow Radio
Tie on to the rope of artist and climber Dan Shipsides to go sea cliff climbing at Fairhead on the north Antrim coast of Northern Ireland. For Dan climbing and art feed into one another in unexpected and complimentary ways - both are creative acts - apprec…
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Fair Head, Ballycastle BT54 6RD, UK
artists creative metal Science
Northern Ireland
video 2021  

After walking; about the various ways to document creative walking

In a practical and reflective approach, Geert Vermeire, Yannis Ziogas, Christos Ioannidis, and Annie Tsevdomaria will engage with you in a sharing of practices and methodologies around the documenting, registering and archiving of walking as an art, starting from its most fundamental question: “Does Walking Art need to be preserved, or if the Walking itself is the Art, does it make sense at all to register it.”

Curated news 07 Jul, 2025

Exhibition celebrates 60 years of the Pennine Way

A creative response to a famous trail Source: Exhibition celebrates 60 years of the Pennine Way

Curated news 04 Sep, 2025

-New Zealand Repositions Cultural Tourism Through Art Trails, Māori Experiences and Outdoor Installations-

New Zealand targets creative tourism with immersive art trails, Māori heritage experiences and regional cultural hubs to strengthen its global visitor economy. Source: -New Zealand Repositions Cultural Tourism Through Art Trails, Māori Experiences and Outdoor Installations-

Sound walk SWS22
2022

Echoes of Appin

Let Kelly Macdonald transport you to a hidden world! Drop beneath the surface of lochs... Gaze into the geological past... Meet the ghosts of strath and glen... An immersive audio experience in soundscape and story

Jamie Smith
Walking piece
2013

Hero with 7 Faces

Seven archetypes expanded. A journey of the Individual Mind through the Biological, Social, Intellectual and Dynamic Minds The Hero begins a personal journey that will lead to you through the city. The work conjures seven archetypes of the creative consciousness mapped out in a surreal walk. Using immersive sound design, narrative and image to imbue

Joel Cahen
Curated news 17 Dec, 2019

Walking and Writing: The Effects of Exercise on Creative Thinking | The Artifice

Source: Walking and Writing: The Effects of Exercise on Creative Thinking | The Artifice

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Peaks and Dales of Dudley – a creative walking tour

Join Daniella Turbin and Andy Howlett on 8th December for an exploration of this dramatic and fascinating Black Country hill range. Part of the Dudley's Path to Nature Recovery project by the Wildlife Trust.

Walkspace
Walkspace
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Let’s Take a Walk #58 took place at Greyfriars Kirkyard

Dear Friends and fellow walkers.Thank you so much to those who joined in for Let's Take a Walk #58 via Twitter @mcayer & Instagram Live @LetstakeaWalk_World. LTAW#58 occurred at Greyfriars Kirkyard In Edinburgh during the EdFringe Fe...

Marie Christine Katz
Let's take a walk
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Let’s Take a Walk #56 for The International Women’s Day

Dear Friends Please join us on Wednesday, March 8, at 12.30 pm (EST) for Let's Take a Walk #56 via Twitter @mcayer & Instagram Live @LetstakeaWalk_World.  in #celebration of the #Inte...

Marie Christine Katz
Let's take a walk
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Roaming Flags: The Earth Parade

On 13 August our Roaming Flags of Bumble Hole project concludes with a colourful musical parade. Come and fly a flag for nature!

Andy
Walkspace

Links

Richard White Richard White: walking/media/heritage – Blog

Artist/researcher critically exploring walking, social media and intangible cultural heritage. Walking-with, walking and asking questions, as a creative, ecological, non-confrontational engagement with obscured and reluctant heritage.
Personal websites

Richard White Richard White

I am a creative producer and participatory media artist, intrigued by the possibility of being at the point where the physical and the virtual meet.
Personal websites

petestollery Pete Stollery

Website featuring details of creative work by composer and sound artist Pete Stollery, including works, recordings, performances, writings and news.
Personal websites

od thi dog back

Yorkshire saying: ‘wait or slow down’.

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