A mulch "cultivator" emerged from collective and historical walks. This response to Rodin’s Burghers of Calais brings the weight, rhythm, and resilience of human movement into a museum through a path shaped by real and imagined journeys.

The audio walk examines the topic of flanerie from a feminist perspectives and presents 4 alternative (fictional and real) characters from arts and literature as possible flaneuses. Commissioned by Kunstmuseum Bonn on the occasion of the group show "The Flaneur: From Impressionism to the Present".

As you explore the campus by foot, hear the stories behind the works of public art on display on the university's grounds. Insights relating to the sculptures are shared by the artists themselves, their families, experts and curators.

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.

Simon Deuter - art historian, curator or artist himself? - offers a highly entertaining audio tour of Kassel with Deutung 3.0. The art tour starts with informative reflections on various works of art in public space. Then Deuter gradually lets you in on closely guarded secrets of the art world. But he also seems to be pursuing his own goals. Only which ones? And what role do you play?

While the children in the auditorium look spellbound at the screen, movie character Lucas is bored. After all, he already knows exactly what will happen next. Every time the film is shown, exactly the same things happen. And each time, Lucas plays only an unimportant supporting role, while his friends Anna and Yassin take center stage. But that’s over now! Lucas leaves the movie and sets out to have an adventure of his own in the real world.

historicity is a new series of audio walking tours, which explores how cities got to be the way they are - starting with London.

A Radio Walk at the Imperial War Museum, London.