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Walking piece Marŝarto26
2026

(Parenthesis)

Through multiple iterations, and using group slow-walking as its primary medium, (Parenthesis) explores these questions as a practice-based study of place, focusing on its traceable and less perceptible politics, histories and interactions.

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12. Ariel Gordon, TreeTalk

When I was working on my PhD, I read a lot about social aesthetics/social practice/relational aesthetics. From what I learned, literary work that involves that kind of practice is relatively rare. I could be wrong, but I think that’s because the amount of skill and experience that’s required to write well, as I’ve been learning … Continue reading 12. Ariel Gordon, TreeTalk →

breavman99
Reading and Walking
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76. Linda Cracknell, Doubling Back: Ten Paths Trodden in Memory

As I’ve mentioned here before, I hadn’t heard of Linda Cracknell before reading Deirdre Heddon’s and Cathy Turner’s essay, “Walking Women: Shifting the Tales and Scales of Mobility.” The first of Cracknell’s books that arrived in my mailbox was her little book, Following Our Fathers: Two Journeys Among Mountains; the two stories (essays? what genre […]

breavman99
Reading and Walking
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Marlene Creates (Portugal Cove, Newfoundland)

Marlene Creates is an environmental artist and poet who lives and works in Portugal Cove, Newfoundland, Canada. This conversation took place via e-mail, May 2014.   Bach: You moved to Newfoundland in 1985, but the first installment in your current body of work began in 2002. What prompted the shift from the memory maps and […]

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IMPRINTABLE

proxy walk

A descriptive walk done on behalf of a person who is bed/house-bound with illness in a landscape they recall.

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