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Sound walk SWS26
2026

If you could speak to the world…

If You Could Speak to the World... a poetic audio walking trail at Oldham's Northern Roots green space. Created by local recovery groups and artist Phillip Davenport with music from Sophie Cooper and Milnrow Brass Band.

Braddock

20 Aug, 2026 · Placecloud
Braddock, United States. Braddock, Pennsylvania is a deflated old steel town which became known for a recent and unusual redevelopment effort. From a peak population of 18,000 after World War II, there are now just over 2,000 residents. In 2005, a new youn…
Sound walk SWS24 Shortlisted
2024

Weeds are Community

A sound walk created for the Streets of Frome, Somerset, England, which explores the parallel between plants and people: fragility, resilience and determination.

Curated news 20 Jun, 2021

‘When in doubt, take a walk:’ artist Sampson Wong seeks beauty in Hong Kong’s urban jungle | Hong Kong Free Press HKFP

Not too many Hongkongers spare a glance at their everyday surroundings as they get on with their lives, but academic and artist Sampson Wong wants them to discover the beauty lurking behind the concrete jungle of their neighbourhoods. Wong, along with photojournalist Eric Tsang, created a YouTube channel entitled When in Doubt, Take a Walk

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Interview with Fallen Fruit

As part of the release of my book, Walking as Artistic Practice (orders now open for softcover! Discount code: XNIP424), I’m going to be publishing some brief interviews with the various artists, authors, researchers, creatives, collectives, and platforms whose art practice, written material, or other works I cite and mention. My 27th interview in this […]

Ellen Mueller
Ellen Mueller
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Trans & Form, Breath & Hum, Dive & Touch, Hit & Run

This sound trip by David Helbich sends you into the urban wilderness of Hasselt (Belgium) with open headphones, a mp3-player, a map and a drum stick.

Ruben Kurschat
soundmarker

stramp

To walk firmly: Dere dey wir, strampin back an fore.

Added by Janette Kerr
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