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Walking piece
Marŝarto23
2023
Obervational Walking and the Five Senses
This is a color laser-printed zine (maroon on cream colored paper) – 8.5″x11″ folded in half and stapled. It is hand-assembled.
Walking piece
Marŝarto23
2023
Salt Drawing
A geographic system of triangles and circles doubling in size is created in the Bonneville Salt Flats to record the arch of the sunset on the summer solstice. It took four days of labor to draw the diagram, and one day to draw the arch of the solstice. All labor was done by the artist and the recording was done with a drone.
Walking piece
Marŝarto23
2022
26351/27252 09.00-17.00
This video is one of a series of five. It is made in Paris during a three months residency at the Cite Internationale des Arts. At the time Paris was my working place and the series is to be continued in each new city that I reside for a period of time.
Curated news
19 Nov, 2024
Folsom To Unveil First Art Feature On Johnny Cash Trail – Folsom Times
The much talked about Johnny Cash Trail will have its very first feature transform from a concept into reality next week. The City of Folsom will unveil the Source: Folsom To Unveil First Art Feature On Johnny Cash Trail – Folsom Times
Curated news
26 Oct, 2024
Marina Abramović on Her Epic Walk Across the Great Wall of China: ‘This Is the Best Thing I’ve Ever Done’
A new exhibition at MAM in Shanghai sees Marina Abramović relive her three-month-long walk along the Great Wall of China. Source: Marina Abramović on Her Epic Walk Across the Great Wall of China: ‘This Is the Best Thing I’ve Ever Done’
Curated news
23 Feb, 2022
Walking Mexico City in the footsteps of Luis Buñuel
The ever-changing city. Source: Walking Mexico City in the footsteps of Luis Buñuel
Curated news
31 Dec, 2019
No wifi, no bed, no studio: ‘Oddball’ residency is the ultimate artistic immersion
This trail pushes artists out of their comfort zone and reconnects them with their practice Source: No wifi, no bed, no studio: ‘Oddball’ residency is the ultimate artistic immersion – Yukon News
Ellen Mueller
85
Summer Workshop Series at Test Plot MN
Mark your calendars! The first 3 workshops connected to “A Line That Grows” at Test Plot MN have been scheduled! All offered free of charge – bring a friend: Sun, July 6, 4:30-5:30pm 5 Senses Walk, led by Ellen Mueller This exercise from the book Walking as Artistic Practice, entitled “Five Senses” will invite participants […]
THE LRM
95
June 2025 First Sunday
Dear loiterers
Its First Sunday this Sunday and so time for us to wander together once again.
The LRM will be gathering on Sunday June 1st at 2pm outside The Peoples History Museum, corner of Left Bank and Bridge Street M3 3ER.
We will go for a comm...
Ellen Mueller
90
OLLI Course Summer 2025 – Walking as Artistic Practice
I’m delighted to share I’m doing an online talk and an in-person walk focused on my book, Walking as Artistic Practice, as a part of OLLI (Osher Lifelong Learning Institute via the College of Continuing & Professional Studies at UMN). OLLI’s vibrant learning community for people aged 50+ is host to hundreds of high-quality noncredit […]
Ellen Mueller
85
10 Reasons to Investigate Walking as Artistic Practice – on SUNY Press Blog
How did I forget to share this here? I know I shared on social media, but somehow forgot to document it on my website. Well, back in March, SUNY Press published this listicle I wrote, and you should check it out! 10 Reasons to Investigate Walking as A...
Anabella Lenzu's Blog
The website "anabellalenzu.wordpress.com" presents the work and insights of Anabella Lenzu, an artist and researcher specializing in walking as a form of artistic practice and cultural exploration. Her content engages with the intersections of movement, geography, and memory, highlighting how walking can serve as a method to interrogate spaces and social contexts. The site features detailed accounts of her participatory projects, theoretical reflections, and documentation of various walking art interventions.
Throughout the site, Lenzu emphasizes the significance of walking as a tool for reimagining urban and rural landscapes, often focusing on the socio-political dimensions embedded within geographic sites. The blog includes essays, visual materials, maps, and personal narratives that contribute to an understanding of walking not merely as physical movement, but as an embodied research practice that interacts with history, identity, and spatial politics. Her work situates itself within contemporary artistic discourses that explore the relational dynamics between bodies and environments.