Public Art
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Highlights
Art Explorations with Gail Astbury and Tim Ingram-Smith
London Art Explorations are a series of walks investigating artworks displayed in outdoor settings in London, created and led by Tim Ingram-Smith and Gail Astbury, public art enthusiasts as well as practitioners in their own right. For hundreds of years, London has been a glittering showcase for public art and communal expression. As the city continues to
• Milton Keynes Rose 10 Year Anniversary Audiowalk
This audio walk was created by lead artist Jakub Rokita as part of the Milton Keynes Rose 10th Anniversary Art Project. It features his original sound compositions, field recordings, and texts brought to life through the voice of Ralph Keats.
LDN_Labels
The Museum of Walking is delighted to announce the launch of LDN_Labels creative adventures in which you get to reveal, catalogue [map] and choose how London is labelled. The iconic tube insignia tells you you are in London, but how else is London labelled? On this creative walk-shop (a walking workshop) you will: explore the many ways London is labelled record
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Schiphol turns 690-meter construction zone into Netherlands’ longest street art mural | NL Times
A 690-meter street art installation has opened inside Amsterdam Schiphol Airport, turning a construction area in a transit corridor into a continuous mural that organizers describe as the longest ever created in the Netherlands.The project, called “Time Lines,” was launched during ongoing renovation work in the airport’s transit space. It is a collaboration between experiential
• Art Explorations online with Gail Astbury
Art Explorations are a series of walks investigating artworks displayed in outdoor settings in London, Barcelona, Edinburgh and New York, as well as on Britain’s Kent coast, created and led by Gail Astbury, public art enthusiast as well as a practitioner in her own right. Adapted to COVID times these were offered as a guided public art
• Rearview Walking Stick
The Rearview Walking Sticks combine tree branches and car mirrors to disrupt ordinary walking. Playful yet cumbersome, they make participants reflect on movement, memory, and perception, turning walking through the landscape into a participatory, performative artwork.
Walking pieces
Walking Men Worldwide
Walking Men worldwide™ is a series of public art installations, a photographic collage of pedestrian traffic icons assembled from around the world, presented in humane scale. The project was conceived as a collaborative effort of international photographers, each adding a piece to the collage. In January 2010, the project made its debut on 99 Church
Please, walk on here (Kono-ue wo Aruite Kudasai)
In 1955, Shimamoto’s Please Walk on Here used stable and unstable boards to make participants physically experience risk and instability. Recreated for the 1993 Venice Biennale, it highlighted bodily engagement and precarious perception.
Seat Belt, Three Points
Seat Belt, Three Points invites viewers to strap into a seat belt attached to three stations, creating a physical interaction with the artwork. Baden’s works explored kinesthetic experiences and neuromuscular memory, altering perceptions of balance and sensory imprint.
Articles on WLC
Singapore youth troupe puts fresh spin on traditional art of stilt-walking | The Straits Times
A Singapore youth troupe revitalises the traditional art of stilt-walking with elaborate costumes, LED lights, and theatrical flourishes. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com. Source: Singapore youth troupe puts fresh spin on traditional art of stilt-walking | The Straits Times
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I Took A Street Art Walk Through Tbilisi, And These Murals Blew Me Away (36 Pics) | Bored Panda
I love architecture and street art and have been wandering through my hometown of Tbilisi for years to discover urban spots, while taking photos on my phone and making my small collection.This street art is mostly spread in the suburbs of Tbilisi, and many are massive, creating an interesting contrast with the residential houses. I
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‘Small Works, Wall Works’ at Trapezium Arts, Bradford, Yorkshire Sculptors Group Show 2026
The group show 'Small Works, Wall Works' was hosted at Trapezium Arts in Bradford, UK from 21 February to 14 March 2026 and featured work by members of the Yorkshire Sculptors Group.Trapezium is a contemporary arts and photography gallery on Kirkgate i...
Walk 120
Cerrillos to Canyon RoadArchitecture and art, piñon smoke and the quiet air, these are some of the things that make Santa Fe so special. Things I love about this town: the way adobe absorbs the sunlight; not a single straight road or wall; the patio and coffee at Garcia Street Books; mountains always in view; coyote fences; farolitos; history; that it's too cute but it works; art galleries all over the place; pedestrian- and dog-friendly; the farmer's market; the Indian [...]
Walk 102
Rough QuarterHard to find this coulee, unless you really know where you're going. It is almost silent here, and warm, and sculptural. It feels old.Location: not too far from Writing-on-Stone Provincial Park, AlbertaLength: 2 kmCompanions: TomDate: 26 March, 2022 [...]
Events
Threads for Tomorrow
Hosted by Ali Pretty, walking artist, community activist and founding artistic director of the 2025 Beach of Dreams coastal art festival that will bring a festival of banner art, sculpture, performance and storytelling to the coastline of Britain. She invites you to discover the works of three textile artists who will be contributing to the Beach of Dreams.
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