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video 2026  

Following the Moon from One End of the World to the Other

For WALC Confluence 14 – Eléonore Ozanne writes: *For the third time, we will be walking together, women, following the full moon, from one end of the world to the other… Last year, on 6 October 2025, we drifted in the same direction on a walk that, thanks to the time zones, lasted around 24 hours. The

WALC

Eloge de la marche

David le Breton
Walking piece
2010

Walking Alone and Together

Walking Alone and Together made use of sounds (including vocalizations and various languages) and collaborative guided walking to traverse an unfamiliar outdoor terrain, Working in pairs, small groups and then one large group, participants worked creatively to make their way across the hilly meadow outside Gabrovo.

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Dadawalk 21

Fabian Knöbl & Brigitte Kovacs
2021-07-12 13:00
Église Saint-Julien-Le-Pauvre, Rue Saint-Julien le Pauvre, Paris, France

In 1921 the Paris Dadaists inaugurated a series of excursions that aimed to reclaim urban space by walking. As a reminder of their first ‘visit’ of the church of Saint-Julie-le-Pauvre in Paris exactly 100 years ago and its influence on the development of walking as artistic practice, Fabian Knöbl und Brigitte Kovacs invite the interested

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walk · listen · café  

AZMARI: Erythro’Poïesie – Listening to the “foreigner who comes”

2021-03-09 19:00
Online

We talk with Sylvie Marchand on her project 'Azmari', a locative media project as a plea for the cause of Eritrean refugees.

post 01 Sep, 2024

Hand-in-Hand: the 2024 writing competition long list

Hand-in-hand immediately brings to mind an image of two people, young or old walking together side-by-side. We’ve borrowed the title from a story written by Australian Annette Lyons, one of 27 poems and stories, long listed in our annual Write about Walking writing competition, that this year had the theme of “Walking together”. Intriguingly, Annette

post SWS20 16 Nov, 2020

Shadow-walks (at home)

Viv Corringham walks with people and then 'sings' their route. Under lockdown, she did this remotely.

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walkingevent SWS20  

Un passo indietro sulla via del suono – A step back on the way of sound

2020-09-26 15:00
Civico Planetario Ulrico Hoepli, Corso Venezia, 57, Milano, Metropolitan City of Milan, Italy

Il suono è via. La via del suono conduce al suono. Il suono è già qui. La via del suono conduce a ciò che è già qui. Camminare sulla via del suono è andare verso il già. Camminando verso il già si va all’indietro. Stare sulla via del suono significa camminare all’indietro. Ascoltare è fare

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walkingevent SWS21  

Distance Drift: Soundshot

2021-09-19 09:00
Online

Distance Drifts are remote walks designed to get participants walking alone together in creative and curious ways. To coincide with Sound Walk September, project curator Sonia Overall invites you to participate in a Distance Drift walking collage of found sounds. To join in live you will need a mobile device and a Twitter account. Follow

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Fragile

HUB Sardinia - IVYnode
2021-07-04 16:00
Nurri, South Sardinia, Italia

Walking among an area in Nurri of about 10km, which has been indicated as suitable for the storage of radioactive waste, by delimitating it with signboards. People from around the island are invited to walk together with the intention to treate a moment of awareness towards environmental problems and the care of the territory. Artists:

Walking as a Question
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walkingevent SWS20  

A Sound Walk, together

2020-09-19 14:00
Exwick, Exeter, UK

On Saturday 19th September at 3pm A SOUND WALK, together in Exwick, Exeter, UK group of 3 + Emma Welton about an hour a short, circular walk, with pauses very local minimal conversation listening together helping each other to attend to what’s there If you would like to come, send me a message. In the

post SWS20 09 Nov, 2020

Los esperamos!

Elspeth Penfold discusses the background to her shortlisted A different LENS, around the ideas of psychogeography, disruption, and the Long Table.

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Gateway to This

A walk for 4WCoP25 (the 4th World Congress of Psychogeography 2025), the theme of which is, ‘After That, This’ You can walk in person with me in Swansea, Wales on Saturday 4 October (book here). Alternatively, you can join us wherever you are in the world, alone or with a group, with the prompt which … Continue reading Gateway to This

Tamsin Grainger•
Walking without a donkey
post 75

Let’s Take a Walk #61

Dear Friends.Let's Take a Walk #61 took place on January 2024, 100 days after the terrible attack on Israel from Hamas, the beginning of the current conflict. The hostages taken by Hamas have yet to be brought back home. Today's event occurred in Centr...

Marie Christine Katz
Let's take a walk
post 85

Marching against Racism in Birmingham

I've seen some comparisons of the Black Lives Matter protests with the tumultuous events of 1968, some wondering if we're witnessing the start of something similarly historic. While comparisons can threaten to diminish rather than strengthen, it might be empowering for those marching to make some connections and know history has their back. Andy went […]

Pete Ashton
Walkspace
post 85

British Summer Time: Sunrise Walk (23 October 2019)

British Summer Time: Sunrise Walk 4 (23 October 2019) Today in the fog I wandered lonely as a cloud, though I keep in mind that even William didn’t walk alone. The most famous solitary walk in British poetry was inspired by a walk with his sister...

Blake Morris
Blake Morris

Events

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Online Film Premiere of Walking Together

STREET ROAD ARTISTS SPACE
2023-09-09 16:00

Online Film Premiere of Walking Together by SLQS and SLQS in conversation with Florence Fitzgerald-Allsopp

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walkingevent SWS23  

Walking Abstractions: A walking drawing workshop and exhibition in Lapland

27 - 28 Sep, 2023
Rovaniemi, Finland

This workshop explores the extraordinary possibilities of walking bodies for the creation of drawings, through a unique process of blind drawing without being blindfolded, and by experimenting with speed, time, surfaces, and walking styles.

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Body Walking – introduction

HUB Prespa
2021-07-06 07:00
Online

Edinburgh Hub Introduction to the project online on Tuesday 6 July 9 am UK time; 11am Greek time There are 4 parts to this walkshop: the first is for one person, parts 2 and 3 are for 2 people walking together, part 4 is an online forum These are the questions Body Walking will ask:

Walking as a Question
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Body Walking

2021-07-17 13:00
Online

Edinburgh Hub Introduction to the project online on Tuesday 6 July 9 am UK time; 11am Greek time There are 4 parts to this walkshop and parts 1-3 can be done at anytime in your own locality. Part 1 is for one person (10 minutes walking, 20 minutes reflection) Parts 2 and 3 are for

Walking as a Question

saunter

A slow, leisurely walk that encourages musing or a sense of wonder (see attested Middle English etymology).

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