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Launch of Polder Lab & NYMPH / LYMPH

2026-09-12 09:00
Erfgoedhuis Hof ter Welle, Anna Piersdreef, Beveren-Kruibeke-Zwijndrecht, Belgium

Launch of Polder Lab and the multimedia performance NYMPH / LYMPH, exploring water as a living connective system.

Made of Walking Prosperpolder
WALC
Sound walk SWS21
2021

Left Foot, Right Foot

Yiannis Christidis and Efi Kyprianidou's experimental digital media project investigates how the repetitive bodily act of walking fosters mind-wandering and focused reasoning. Drawing on Charles Bukowski’s *White Dog*, the work explores walking's role in mental flow states that redirect attention outward or facilitate self-reflection, with implications supported by recent psychological and neuroscientific studies.

The International Analogio Festival
Walking as a Question
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Open afternoon of the exhibition: artist who walk

Kunstliefde
2024-10-13 12:00
Nobelstraat 12A, Utrecht, Netherlands

Open afternoon of the exhibition: The walks you can participate in and the various presentations you can attend are coordinated in terms of time and duration. Thus, as a visitor, you can participate in several activities on that afternoon.

Sound walk
2020

With objects, into sites, through bodies: Intermedia reflections on embodied prepositions

This paper explores the role of prepositions (with, into, through) in shaping walking performances and site-specific arts through material, spatial, and embodied entanglements. It examines how bodies, objects, and sites interact within participatory, mobile actions and how these narratives translate across installations, audiovisual, and digital media.

Drifting Bodies / Fluent Spaces
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From Arcadia to Arcades

The Margate Bookie and Margate NOW2020
2021-09-26 12:30
The Margate School, High Street, Margate, UK

Thread and Word present From Arcadia to the Arcades. Sunday September 26th 1.30pm Thread and Word have created a unique set of 32 walking cards with prompts. Inspired by Tom Stoppard’s play Arcadia, the cards may make you consider the people and places around you in a new way. These cards have been developed during

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Walking Together at a Distance

Exploring the space that separates and connects us

Annemarie Lopez•
Walk with me: Annemarie Lopez
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Soundwalk September | Weaving Place, Deep Listening and the Sacred

As part of the recent Soundwalk September festival I curated and chaired a …

Tracey Benson
Tracey M Benson || Bytetime

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Bill Psarras Bill Psarras

Bill Psarras (b. 1985) is an artist and academic exploring poetics across different media. He is an Assistant Professor at the Dept. of Performing and Digital Arts, University of the Peloponnese, at the intersections of site/performance art, video installations and digital media. His art practice merges the poetic and the technological; often through site/walking performances, installations, video art/digital art; having city, poetry, flanerie and sea/water as emerging geopoetics in his art. As an artist for 2020/21, Bill received the ARTWORKS Stavros Niarchos Foundation Artist Fellowship Award. His artworks have been exhibited in international festivals, group exhibitions (i.e. Onassis Foundation, MOMus, Thessaloniki Concert Hall, FILE , Athens Digital Arts Festival, VIDEOFORMES International Festival, WPA Media, Film and Video Poetry Society, Ονειρεύονται τα Ηλεκτρικά Πρόβατα 2024, ROOMS2013, OutTopias Benaki Museum, Nice!, Video Art Miden, Matera Festival, CICA Museum of Art, FONLAD, Cadence Video Poetry, International Forum of Performance Art 2023, Bari International Art Expo Festival 2014, Royal Academy of Arts Summer Exhibition 2010) and cultural institutions across Europe, US and Asia.
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mindful walking

A form of mindful movement. It uses the everyday activity of walking as a mindfulness practice to help you become more aware of the sensations in your body. By tuning into your environment and the sensations in your body as you walk, it can help you to focus on the present moment.

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