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How to make a (geo-located) sound walk and record sounds using a smartphone workshop

Museum of Walking (Andrew Stuck & Marcin Barski) host an online workshop “How to make a (geo-located) sound walk and record sounds using a smartphone”. Participants will learn how to record and map the sounds of Greenwich borough, creating their very own listening experience & sharing the diverse soundscapes of the community. An online workshop

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Sound walk 2017

Pentrich Rising

To mark the bicentenary of the ill-fated Pentrich revolt sound artist Andrew Brown composed three soundwalks, each a creative response to the events of June 1817. Fellow artists collaborating on the project include Leigh Toro, Agnes Williams, Benedik Williams, Alasdair Thurston-Ambrose and Harry Freestone.

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Sound walk SWS23 2022

Combe Valley Biography

History and Nature walks of Combe Valley in East Sussex revealing the history and the special flora and fauna of this remarkable valley. The valley stretches as far as the Watermill & Powdermill Streams and the Combe Haven river and seashore.

post Curated news 24 Dec, 2021

For His Entry in Third Angle’s Soundwalks Series, Musician Darrell Grant Takes an Emotional Stroll Through the History of Portland’s Black Churches

“The soundtrack to this hike is a dense collage of sounds: snippets of spirituals, free-jazz drumming, a recitation of the Black Panther Party’s Ten-Point Program and recorded testimonials by Black Portlanders.” Source: For His Entry in Third Angle’s Soundwalks Series, Musician Darrell Grant Takes an Emotional Stroll Through the History of Portland’s Black Churches

post Curated news 25 May, 2022

How Soundwalks Are Helping Me Appreciate My Surroundings — The Good Trade

Soundwalks are ‘any excursion whose main purpose is listening to the environment.’ Here’s how our editor is using them to counter the increasingly automated noises we hear everyday. Source: How Soundwalks Are Helping Me Appreciate My Surroundings — The Good Trade

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Art, Walking and Embodied Ecology: Three voices in resonance

It’s a great pleasure to see the conversation between Rui Antunes, Bruno Caracol, Soazic Guezenec and I published today in … More

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Presentation at the University of Coimbra

It was a real delight to present my research to students on the Postgraduate Programme in Cultural Management and Sustainability … More

Jo Scott
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The New Wave of Walking Artists?

I’m delighted to be part of this upcoming discussion, hosted by Action Synergy as part of the Walking Arts in … More

Jo Scott
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Reclaiming the curiosity of childhood through walking

Walking with intent or simply for joy is a sensory expe­ri­ence of connection with each other and our surrounds in an act that encourages self-awareness. My earliest memories of walking are of holding my grandmother’s hand as we wandered across bare, c...

Kim V. Goldsmith

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soundmarker

The Soundmarker collective has been working on site-specific audio work such as audio walks, audio guides and soundwalks since 2011. We see ourselves as a laboratory in which theory and practice flow together, and develop projects that also include our exercises, experiments and research. We publish our experiences in texts.
Ruben Kurschat
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Liz in Pickwick

This is where I post my soundwalks. Some are aural time-lapses (short clips sewn together chronologically as a narrative of where I had been), and some are single-take, minimally edited walks.
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dilly-dally

To walk slowly, reticently, scuffing shoes on path, hold back in a belligerent way.

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