WALKING ART AND RELATIONAL GEOGRAPHIES Walking projects as creation hubs in Europe. Round table Ivana Pinna, Thomas Keis, Natacha Antao, Miguel Bandeira Duarte, Beatrice Khoumeri and Clara Garí. Moderator Herman Bashiron Mendolicchio

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. Discuss, with Clara, the benefits of walking together.

Artist Jez Hastings talks about how he, when walking, tries to weave himself into the environment that surrounds him.

Experience walk at the confluence of the rivers Ter and Onyar with Jordi Mas Balado

The photographert artist Roberta Pitzalis proposes to walk and photograph the surrounding countryside of Nurri, not focusing on the “beauties of the territory” but on the waste that is often dispersed in the territory. Kids and adults are invited to participate

A collective walking action in Brazil and the rest of the world. Open for global participation. If the walking practices are movements that provide the body with means to read and draw the city through perceptions and sensations caused by the encounters and experiences that happens during the journey, the extraordinary time of the pandemic

“Listening Walkers. Sound expeditions to rediscover the territory”A group walk of deep listening simultaneously between the city of Rosario (Argentina) and the Paraná River, and the area of Prespa (Greece) and its lakes, with the aim of re-discovering the territory from the sense of hearing. Attentive listening – in which the whole body is engaged