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Microcosmos walk

2026-09-13 17:15
Jeugdcentrum Prosperpolder, Sint-Engelbertusstraat, Beveren-Kruibeke-Zwijndrecht, Belgium

Slow down and discover the hidden world of insects in Prosperpolder. Walk in pairs, follow their tiny journeys, map their movements, photograph them, and identify species together. A playful outdoor adventure combining nature, creativity and discover

Made of Walking Prosperpolder
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Audiowalk Visions of Kreenholm

Narva Art Residency
2026-09-05 09:00
Kreenholmi tn, Narva, Estonia

A meditative environmental audio walk by Miia Kettunen and Faershtein that uses sound and movement to reveal Kreenholm as both an industrial memory site and a living landscape shaped by water and time.

Curated news 10 Jan, 2023

From observation to art: A look inside ‘Street Stories’ photo tour

Guwahati: This weekend saw Guwahati alive with the spirit of photography – with experienced and novice shutterbugs coming together for a photography tour Source: From observation to art: A look inside ‘Street Stories’ photo tour

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Making Connection: Merri Creek sensewalk

Mapping Futures Imaginaries Network
2023-12-14 00:45
Clifton Hill Train Station, Hoddle Street, Clifton Hill VIC, Australia

Extend your senses and develop new appreciations of Merri Creek on an 'experience walk' that combines the arts and sciences. Using listening and embodiment exercises and field observations, we will gain more appreciation of how humans and nature interact.

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Writing Words of Wonder – Shoreline Stories

2022-02-11 11:00
Online

A workshop is to help you become a better nature writer. Over the course of 90-120 minutes we’ll use two complementary forms - haiku and flash fiction - and draw inspiration from the shoreline (sea, lake, pond, river or stream) and other parts of the natural world.

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#Walk_the_line (remote)

HUB Prespa
2021-07-05 14:00
Multiple locations

The idea for the artwork came to my mind when I enterd the courtyard of the special primary school and I saw a painted red line on the ground. In the process I find that it has been designed to be a kind of “direction guide” for children with disabilities. The execution seemed easy: The

Walking as a Question
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Talking to trees

TransArts Alliance
2019-09-01 10:00
Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Talking to trees is a local walk around some beautiful trees in suburban Holt in the Australian Capital Territory. These trees silently watch our daily comings and goings and we often do not notice them quietly supporting our life and work through their life giving oxygen and their shade on hot summers day. The walk

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Map Ref

  “Interrupting my train of thought. Lines of longitude and latitude …” (56.036997, -3.395852) ≈   Either side of a surface Cross section of a world (in concrete) ≈≈≈ Now playing: Wire – Map Ref. 41°N 93°W

Murdo Eason
From Hill to Sea
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Glow / \ Black

W. J. Watson has suggested that this is a Pictish water-word, cognate with OW gloiu ‘liquid’, W gloyw ‘shiny’ (1926, 470), while Jacob King prefers a Celtic root *gleiwo- ‘gleaming, clear’. Place Names of Fife (2006) A Saturday in late April 2018. It feels … Continue reading →

Murdo Eason
From Hill to Sea
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At around 4.00pm, 25.11.17

Not any special tree. Just a tree and tidal sky, ebbing to gelid darkness. The last wave breaking of a November day. One final incandescent breath. A path lit – for the moment. To retreat or proceed? Always the same … Continue reading →

Murdo Eason
From Hill to Sea
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The Surface is a Zone of Encounter (An Assemblage)

I think that light makes material space … light is really the primary form of our habitation and makes surfaces come to life. The surface holds what we project into it. It is an active site of exchange between subject … Continue reading →

Murdo Eason
From Hill to Sea

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One who carries a heavy bag for another who is intent on spoiling a walk.

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