To Walk is a poster project by Richard Wentworth featuring his characteristically anonymous photographs of places in England, distributed in towns such as Charleston, Ramsgate, and Rochester as an invitation for the public to walk and re-engage with their urban and rural surroundings.

Head Sculpture, a performance by Efrat Natan, used a T-shaped headpiece worn while walking in Tel Aviv after Independence Day to restrict vision and draw attention, questioning belonging, conformity, and militarized urban space through bodily limitation.

Strata-Walks is an interdisciplinary walking series by the Hamilton Perambulatory Unit that uses stratigraphy to explore layered landscapes. Through guided, participatory walks, it transforms walking into public pedagogy, mapping social, sensory, and historical place-based knowledge.

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.

Art, Access and Urban Walking (Love Arts Festival 2017) explored accessibility in urban and green spaces through creative expression—photography, writing, sketching, and spoken word—highlighting how chronic illness shapes mobility, energy, and mental health.

This film documents a series of 'Dead on the Road' walks that took place in Southern Chester County (PA, USA) in 2025.