Join us on a spectacular walk with the band Stornoway in the glorious Gower Peninsula. Lead singer Brian Briggs is an ornithologist who - when he’s not touring with the band - works in a nature reserve in this beautiful area of South Wales. He guides us th…
Come for a wild and windy walk in the Scottish borders with the brilliant guitarist Jenn Butterworth. We visit the remote farmhouse where she grew up, the pub where she worked as a teenager, the otter statue commemorating Gavin Maxwell and the ancient arch…
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Mind the Fields (a companion to Mind the Gaps)
Phil Smith
Walking piece
Marŝarto25
2024
Visible Invisible
The artwork explores the hidden dimensions of nature through microscopy. By combining scientific observation and artistic interpretation, the works reveal the invisible structures of plants, transforming the act of walking and observing the environment into a journey across scales of perception
video 2021
To move as a caravan; to walk, live, create, and discover together
Clara Gari, artist, researcher, curator and cultural manager, organises the yearly Grand Tour, a 300 km, 3 week, walking trip that walkers take with artists and activists from all disciplines, sciences and expertises.
Curated news
16 May, 2025
KU Leuven celebrates its 600th anniversary with a unique permanent art and science route. — News
In celebration of its 600th anniversary, KU Leuven introduces a new, permanent art and science route across its various campuses and heritage sites in Leuven. Dialogues were organised, connecting sixteen artists and poets with over seventy scientists from all faculties. Source: KU Leuven celebrates its 600th anniversary with a unique permanent art and science route.
Curated news
14 Apr, 2021
Scientists Translated Spiderwebs Into Music, And It’s Beyond Stunning
We could learn to communicate with them! Source: Scientists Translated Spiderwebs Into Music, And It’s Beyond Stunning
We’re going back to Neolithic times with the award winning author Rob Cowen (“Common Ground” and “North Road”) and his friend the actor and singer Johnny Flynn. For two thousand years the Thornborough Henges in what is now Yorkshire were used as ceremonial…
Folk Album of the Year nominee Joshua Burnside takes us for a walk near his home in East Belfast, singing songs from his latest album “It’s Not Going To Be OK” along the way. He talks movingly about his friend Dean Jendoubi’s death from a drugs overdose - …
Clare joins Alistair MacNichol for part of his long‑distance walk from Holborn in London to Tong in Shropshire as he recreates the journey made by Little Nell and her grandfather from Charles Dickens’s novel The Old Curiosity Shop. The 166‑mile route has b…
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Clare joins Marian Spain and Paula Brunt as they explore a stretch of the King Charles III England Coast Path in West Sussex. After more than forty years working in environment and conservation, Marian is retiring later this year from her role as CEO of Na…
Clare meets Marlon Patrice for a walk up The Wrekin in Shropshire. Marlon is the founder of We Go Outside Too, a community organisation he created in Birmingham after the death of his 17 year old son who was killed by knife violence. In the aftermath of t…
Clare walks with a group of British Mountaineering Council volunteers who’ve been working to repair footpaths in Eryri, formerly known as Snowdonia National Park.These ‘Get Stuck In’ events give people a chance to spend time with like-minded folk, in beaut…
Clare explores the south side of Anglesey / Ynys Môn with friends Emily Coates and Nic Parry.Beginning on the wide sands of Newborough beach, they follow the shoreline toward Holy Island / Ynys Llanddwyn, famed for its links to St Dwynwen - the Welsh patro…
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Articles on WLC
Curated news
31 Mar, 2025
Nature’s secret soundscape: listen with me to the world’s quietest creatures | Science | The Guardian
While humans are more boisterous than ever, other species are talking too – this is what you will hear if you really listen Source: Nature’s secret soundscape: listen with me to the world’s quietest creatures | Science | The Guardian
Nos rapports aux sons et à leurs milieux ne se limitentNi à l’approche esthétique, artistique, musicale, musicologiqueNi à celle de l’écologie acoustique, du bruit, de la pollution, de la gêne et de la nuisanceNi à celle de la physique, de l’acoustique, des sciences du vibratoireNi à celle de la communication, de l’oralité, de la transmission, […]
Plus je triture l’idée et l’expérience du, ou des paysages sonores, moins je suis sûr d’être en mesure de le le, ou de les définir correctement. Néanmoins, je pense que l’approche des points d’ouïe spatio-temporels, comme des conjonctions corrélées, où les sciences, la philosophie et l’artistique se rencontrent, en fait des terrains féconds. Ce sont … Continuer à lire ... "Points d’ouïe corrélés"
Biological field stations and marine labs are place-based institutions primarily focused on science research, science education, and public engagement with science. In the past few decades, there has been a growing interest among field stations and marine labs to invite artists to participate in artist residency programs, art education, and community arts events. We are delighted
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Sound Walk at Sidmouth Science Festival
Sidmouth Science Festival
2022-10-12 13:00
Sidmouth, UK
A Sound Walk, together, as part of Sidmouth Science Festival, with Emma Welton.
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walkingevent
(Soundscapers’ forum) – Forum des Paysagistes Sonores
PePaSon
2021-01-30 13:30
Online
** Warning the event is in France and thus french speaking ** The soundscapers’ forum is the first edition hold by PePaSon groupe with the aim to gather various personalities who hold transdiscipliniary projects based on soundscapes. From art to science, through pedagogy and contemplation, people will share about their ideas and dreams for a
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