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Highlights
Creative Field Work in Forest Plantations
This interactive exposition shares the processes and findings of an artistic research project which uses sited creative practices – including field recordings, sound-making, walking practices and song – to explore Portuguese forest plantations.
It’s a walking world, walking with Prespa – a meeting with the HUBs (seminar)
Ten hubs walk and intersect with Prespa during the one week encounters. Meeting link. The Prespa encounters opens with a walk in Chile and ends with a walk in Argentina, inviting to listen and move together through the differences and similarities of landscapes on two sides of the world. The Cartography of Hospitality collective walks
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Towards the Severn… Towards the Sea
With The (Future) Wales Coast Path, Alison Neighbour, through a cooperation between Wales and India, Alison Neighbour seeks to raise awareness of the impermanence of the land many of us take for granted, and to open up a local and global conversation about flooding, sea level rise, and adaptation. This walking piece is one of the shortlisted
This Must Be the Place
Sarah Rodigari’s This Must Be the Place explored rural utopian visions in Hopetoun/Ravensthorpe through walking interviews, culminating in Hearsay, a performance linking past narratives and speculative futures amid climate and regional challenges.
White Pages
A 5.5-hour walk along Prespa's receding shoreline, tracing a route that would have avoided post-civil war surveillance checkpoints. White stones became "White Pages"—transforming resistance into reflection.
Walking the questions
A 40 day performative walk through northern Spain, wearing a business suit embroidered with other peoples’ question in order to live (into) them, listening to human and none-human beings, making connections, finding and creating new stories.
Sydney Gardens Tree Weekender audio anthology
Rustling in the leaves Through dappled sunlight, a shower of falling leaves, and with colours of autumn all around you, you can now listen to poetry and prose inspired by trees in parks and public gardens while you stroll through Bath’s Sydney Gardens. Bath & North East Somerset Council celebrated trees in parks and public gardens
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Walking pieces
Klinein 01 – Arga
"Klinein 01 – Arga" is a soundwalk along the river Arga in Navarre that integrates datasets from the NSIDC Sea Ice Index, sonically representing changes in global sea ice since 1978. Produced in 2020, this work explores soundscape and data synthesis by merging environmental sounds with climate data to evoke the experience of the climate emergency.
Articles on WLC
Walking Wolli Creek | Sydney Review of Books
‘I’ve walked this loop for long enough that there are passing strangers I now recognise.’ In this iterative writing and walking project, Clare Britton and Alexandra Crosby have been making space to ask questions of each other about caring for Country, to share conversations about climate change, and to remind themselves of the love that
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Locative media, climate change and (im)mobility during the COVID19 pandemic Tickets, Fri 29 May 2020 at 09:00 | Eventbrite
Locative media, climate change and (im)mobility during the Covid-19 pandemic: exploring collaborative spatial narratives in the arts and education Source: Locative media, climate change and (im)mobility during the COVID19 pandemic Tickets, Fri 29 May 2020 at 09:00 | Eventbrite A free symposium-workshop for all interested in the relation between locative media and our planet in
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The anatomy of a Queenslander – a story of connections
The author reflects on the Queenslander house as a cultural and ecological symbol, connecting personal history with broader themes of urban development and environmental sustainability. Their research emphasizes the loss of iconic architecture to urban sprawl and advocates for integrating traditional design into modern climate-resilient communities, drawing from decades of environmental work.
Drammen AiR Update #6
This week was filled with connection, learning, and exploration. Highlights included visits to historic sites in Norway, engaging conversations about plants and dyes, and a Viking ship launch event that showcased community spirit. The author cherished moments with friends and appreciated the blend of culture, history, and art.
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