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Tamsin Grainger talking walking

18 Apr, 2024 · Talking Walking
Only since Covid has Tamsin Grainger discovered Walking art, but in that short time she’s made two Soundwalks, which have been shortlisted for the Sound Walk September Award and she has made many other works. A Shiatsu practitioner, she bartered  t…
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Players / Layers – Walking in Pairs

On June 18th 2026, Tamsin Grainger in Granton, Edinburgh and Kristina Rothstein at Ebbor Gorge in Somerset used the medium of mail art for a second time in their Walking in Pairs project. Each collected materials during the walk, physical or otherwise, to collaborate on two unspecified mixed media collages with the theme of “layers.” (See video of … Continue reading Players / Layers – Walking in Pairs

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Walking without a donkey
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Chi Gung classes

These Chi gung classes offer short movement exercises for health and wellbeing. Similar to T’ai chi, they are more easily remembered for home or daily practice outside the class. Each class is 1 hour long and there are a maximum of 6 people in each. Se...

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Life-Death-Life Cycle

A group enquiry (short course) into the Life-Death-Life Cycle using touch and words with Tamsin Grainger

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Athens to Edinburgh overland 1

In early 2023, I made a vow not to fly unless it’s an emergency, not for pleasure nor work, and so I made my expediations back and forth between Scotland and Greece overland. The first took 10 days, from Athens to Edinburgh, because I broke my journey many times to give Shiatsu and meet friends … Continue reading Athens to Edinburgh overland 1

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Walking without a donkey

geng

To walk: I’ll hae ta geng noo afore hit’s owre late.

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