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Sound walk SWS26
2026

Wat Blijft | What Remains

Voice and Dutch text : Geert Vermeire (writer, performer). Field recordings, composing, production & mixing : Stefaan van Biesen [composition and field recordings in Athens, Venice and Antwerp]. Art exhibition [re]present, Attenhoven Church, Belgium

WALC
Walking piece Marŝarto25
2025

Maps of Being XIX

My walking drawing practice is an exploration of forms of thinking, feeling and knowing.

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Walking Journal

HUB Prespa
2021-07-10 06:00
Psarades, Greece

As part of the ecological system that is nature, we are supposed to let our consciousness wander to both the exterior and interior of our mind, receive certain things from nature, and give others back to her. What is it that we can sense and learn through these attempts to communicate with the various forms

Walking as a Question
Happened
walkingevent SWS20  

Sound as an art form; in conversation with Viv Corringham

2020-09-09 19:00
Online

Amanda Gutierrez and Ximena Alarcon will each present their artistic practice, followed by a conversation chaired by Viv Corringham. Three women artists working with sound as an art form.

post 09 Mar, 2026

The Art of Being on Location

Recently, we integrated the OVERHEAR API into our Museum of Walking, making it easy for creators using OVERHEAR to include their work into our archives. Kibriya Mehrban talked about her experience as part of the app’s core team. Now, Tom, founder of the app, follows up on Kibriya’s article. My name is Tom. I’m the founder and co-director of

Walking piece Marŝarto25
2024

Maps of Being XVIII

Walking and drawing as a method to detect and record sensorial input. What do I know of my surroundings in the moment of encounter and how is this shaped by memory?

Happened
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Walking Connection

2021-03-05 15:00

With Vicky Vergou (Greece) and Sophie Cabot (Canada). Following the Oika campfire last week with Vicky Vergou and Sophie Cabot, we invite you to walk together with these walking artists in Greece and in Canada, this Friday at 3 pm (UK time) each in his locality, his neighborhood. The duration is 45 minutes. Everyone walks

Happened
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Sentient: Listening Deeply for Relations Between Place and Presence

Listening Channel
2020-11-29 10:00

This series of six workshops invites listeners to connect with physical locations and in-between virtual locations, expanding their sense of place and their sense of presence while making relations with memories and all living beings. Informed by Deep Listening® practice, as well as by migratory listening relational art-research practice, the workshops will involve individual and

Happened
walkingevent  

The Walking Assembly 2026 – online information session

2026-02-03 16:00
Online

Walking Arts and Relational Geographies evolves this year into The Walking Assembly. The name itself reflects a shift toward a more horizontal form of gathering, where everyone has an essential role to play. For the Walking Assembly, there will be no academic papers or independent workshop proposals; instead, participation is grounded in shared presence, contribution,

Walking piece
2015

Length of a Distance

'Length of a Distance' is a piece designed for the Greenwich Foot Tunnel. The piece highlights the unique acoustic qualities of the transitional public spaces and explores the pace, density and presence of the people passing through them.

Sound walk SWS20
2020

Errer du point A au point B

In September and October 2019, the author walked 300 kilometers over 25 days following a basic route while embracing an attitude of mental and emotional wandering rather than strict itinerary adherence. The post explores the conceptual differences between wandering, roaming, and itinerary, highlighting wandering as a creative incubation process and an embodied state during the walking journey.

Drifting Bodies / Fluent Spaces
Happened
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Urban sound walk: A chorus of Footsteps

Sporobole
2026-05-02 19:30
74 Rue Albert, Sherbrooke, QC J1H 1M9, Canada

[A Chorus of Footsteps](https://aifoon.org/en/onze-projecten/geluidsdrager) is an urban, immersive sound walk. Twenty walkers move through the city, collectively carrying a sound composition through speakers in backpacks.

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Urban sound walk: A chorus of Footsteps

Sporobole
2026-05-02 17:00
Sherbrooke, QC, Canada

[A Chorus of Footsteps](https://aifoon.org/en/onze-projecten/geluidsdrager) is an urban, immersive sound walk that explores how sound shapes the identity of our surroundings. Twenty walkers move through the city, collectively carrying a sound composi

Happened
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Sentient: Listening Deeply for Relations Between Place and Presence

Listening Channel
2020-12-16 18:30

This series of six workshops invites listeners to connect with physical locations and in-between virtual locations, expanding their sense of place and their sense of presence while making relations with memories and all living beings. Informed by Deep Listening® practice, as well as by migratory listening relational art-research practice, the workshops will involve individual and

Happened
walkingevent  

Sentient: Listening Deeply for Relations Between Place and Presence

Listening Channel
2020-12-13 10:00

This series of six workshops invites listeners to connect with physical locations and in-between virtual locations, expanding their sense of place and their sense of presence while making relations with memories and all living beings. Informed by Deep Listening® practice, as well as by migratory listening relational art-research practice, the workshops will involve individual and

Happened
walkingevent  

Sentient: Listening Deeply for Relations Between Place and Presence

Listening Channel
2020-12-09 18:30

This series of six workshops invites listeners to connect with physical locations and in-between virtual locations, expanding their sense of place and their sense of presence while making relations with memories and all living beings. Informed by Deep Listening® practice, as well as by migratory listening relational art-research practice, the workshops will involve individual and

snaffle, snoodle

These fanciful-sounding words have no definitive origin: They probably just sounded right to someone who was sauntering, which is what they both mean. An Oxford English Dictionary (OED) example from 1821 describes someone “soodling up and down the street.” Credits to Mark Peters.

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