psychogeography
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Highlights
Between the Lines
Andrew Stuck has a fascination with writers who draw from place. It is probably something to do with the fact that as walkers, we are out carving our way through space and experiencing places, one step at a time. Andrew doesn’t count himself as a great writer so really appreciates those who can write a
• Because the streets belong to everyone
Morag Rose, author of the widely acclaimed The Feminist Art of Walking will be joined in conversation with author and poet Polly Atkin for our first Walking Writers Salon on 2026. For over 20 years Morag Rose has been seeking company, undertaking a wide range of explorative wanders on foot through her home city of
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Book review: Real Wrexham: Becoming the City by Sara Erddig
Desmond Clifford The “Real Series” is among the success stories of modern Welsh publishing – quite an accolade in a notoriously fickle and difficult trade. The original inspiration came from John Barnie, then editor of Planet. Mid-way through an unprecedented economic boom in the late 90s he noticed major change underway in fin-de-siecle Cardiff and
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Books
Walking pieces
Trajets pendant un an d’une jeune fille du XVIe arrondissement
Trajects pendant un an d’une jeune fille du XVIe arrondissement maps one year of movements of a young woman studying political science, revealing a narrow triangular routine connecting her home, university, and piano teacher’s residence.
Ghost Walker
Ghost Walker: An Impossible Walk Through Mexico City's History explores a vanished street using historic maps and Google overlays. Inspired by dérive and Collective Actions techniques, the project traces 150 years of urban change, absence, and memory through a participatory artistic walk.
Articles on WLC
A Mis-Guide set free
The walking artist collective Wrights & Sites will mark the 20th anniversary of the launch of their most well-encountered work, A Mis-Guide To Anywhere, by releasing a free PDF copy of the full publication into the wild from Wednesday 8 April. A Mis-Guide To Anywhere, was launched at London’s Institute of Contemporary Arts in April 2006.
THL #02 – Colour walk results, A haiku moment, the Dérive App, + Something to try – Lisa Germany
This Haiku Life #02: published 5 Feb, 2026. A newsletter about haiku, photography, another other noticing practices. Source: THL #02 – Colour walk results, A haiku moment, the Dérive App, + Something to try – Lisa Germany
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The Persistence of Guy DeBord, That Bastard – Shepherd Express
As machines increasingly calculate the “correct” way forward by statistical consensus, our psychic salvation may finally lie in learning how to go the wrong way—deliberately. Source: The Persistence of Guy DeBord, That Bastard – Shepherd Express
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Reclaiming the Margins: Walking, Art, and Resistance, with Lori Waxman
Earlier this year, we had the pleasure of hosting Lori Waxman, art critic and historian, at our online event Keep Walking Intently, inspired by Lori's book with the same name. The video registration is available online, and below you can find a writeup of Babak Fakhamzadeh's interview with Lori.
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Articles elsewhere
Stroud General Strike Walking and Writing Guide
Introduction This guide for a walk through the General Strike in Stroud will be half-way between a conventional guide for a walk (turn left then right for the bus station sort of thing) and a guide for a psychogeographical ramble. ‘What do you mean by ...
More Feminist Art of Walking Events
Wooohooooh I’m off on the road / rails again for more Feminist Art of Walking events. Some really delightful events with fantastic folk, and I would love it if you joined me for walk, talk or random shenanigans. Here’s my May diary, (with a couple of...
Events
WALC Online Course Session 8 – Walking Art in Urban Environments
Walking is developed as a perceptual, critical and artistic method in the city. Through theories such as Strollology, psychogeography and ecological urbanism, participants examine how walking reveals the layers of urban space.
• The Feminist Art of Walking Online
An online gathering to celebrate The Feminist Art of Walking, includes contributions from special guests featured in the book of the same title by Morag Rose. Special guests include some of the wonderful walking artists featured in the book. Alisa Oleva, Cathy Turner, Clare Qualmann, Dee Heddon, Elspeth “Billie” Penfold and Helen Stratford will be
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Videos
Links
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