dog walking
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Festival Proposals (dog walking)
Festival Proposals by Peter Liversidge consists of 103 hand-typed suggestions sent to Ingleby Gallery during the Edinburgh Festival. Ranging from fantastical to feasible, some were realized as artworks and performances, while others exist solely as ideas. Dog Walking was one of these Festival Proposals.
Wairarapa Walking Festival
The first Wairarapa Walking Festival starts Friday 26 until Sunday 28 March 2021 and includes nine different walks in the Carterton District – all free. These walks include an Urban Art Walk, Walk with Wheels (for wheelchairs and buggies), a Rural Dog Walk on private land and a Streambed Walk. Stretch your legs up Mt
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A Day in the Life of Honey the Dog
Arthur – the first month
Arthur’s first month Poet-in-residence Damaris West takes on a new four-footed companion After my Italian rescue dog Galileo (mostly cocker spaniel) died of dilated cardiomyopathy, I vowed I would never have another dog. For one thing I’d be making myself vulnerable to a repeat of the tragedy. For another, a physical disability interferes with my ability to
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What it really feels like to be a person who doesn’t take a dog on a walk
People in the country think I’m a serial killer, because I walk without a dog. It’s obvious I have bad intentions – and most probably, murder on my mind – in the absence of a furry companion trotting to heel. “Where’s your dog?” locals ask suspiciously. Sometimes I say the dog’s been left behind, like
Further Adventures in Deep Canine Topography: Attending to Rhythm and Reptition
This project presents a sonically enhanced walking experience that captures the urban soundscape of canine-human walks in Leicester, UK, recorded in January and March 2020 during Covid-19 lockdown. Using binaural microphones positioned near the dog, the recordings explore rhythms of human-canine movement and changes in neighborhood sonics, framed through Henri Lefebvre’s Rhythmanalysis.
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Walk 147
Boudha at nightIt's cool at night, and there are familiar faces everywhere I walk in Boudha. At the stupa I meet friends from Mexico, Hong Kong, Poland, we stop to eat momos together, and share stories and hopes. We walk clockwise, together and apart, joining the street dogs who are always here.Location: Boudhanath, Kathmandu, NepalLength: 2 kmCompanions: severalDate: 11 June, 2024 [...]
