Foraging
Highlights
Find your London: Pizza Tray Bricolage
A slice of life is guaranteed on this exciting bricolage walkshop, in which you discover a charming park in London, gather clues, and create your own artwork. Family-friendly and if you are good, you can look forward to a slice of pizza too!
• Foraging
Foraging by Peter Hutchinson is a six-day backpacking journal documenting a trip near Aspen. It combines personal reflections, a poisonous mushroom incident, and philosophical musings on nature and existence, marking Hutchinson’s shift from earth art to story art.
On the John O’Groats Way
In September I walked the John o' Groats Way from Dornoch to Berriedale along the east coast of Sutherland. Framed by WW2 remnants and remainders of the Highland clearances, the route alternates between sandy beaches and hard-core scrambles on rough coastal cliffs. No other walkers en route apart from occasional dog walkers near the villages. Seals however are steady company as well as occasional dolphins. 65km, 4 days leisurely.
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Articles elsewhere
Interview with Ben Kinsley
As part of the release of the hardcover release of my book, Walking as Artistic Practice (softcover comes out in April!), I’m going to be publishing some brief interviews with the various artists, authors, researchers, creatives, collectives, and platforms whose art practice, written material, or other works I cite and mention. My ninth interview in […]
SOUNDwalk: B37
The excellent people at SOUNDkitchen have created another immersive journey of audio encounters, this time exploring the green spaces of the B37 postcode in Solihull. This self-directed walk can be undertaken at any time using the SOUNDwalker app. "Discover the hidden sounds of bats and underwater life, listen to wind and rain on metal structures, […]
