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Walking Detroit
JeeYeun Lee
Renegade Guides Handbook
Saira Niazi
The Art of Walking: a history in 100 images
William Sharpe
Walking piece
Walking piece
New
2018
Invitation to Backwards Walkings
We meet and talk just a bit about this instruction that seems to have been hidden in plain sight for some centuries (during which it has been valued as figurative, rather than being taken literally) then walk backwards for a while, together in time and separately in space, then meet again for lunch together.
Walking piece
Walking piece
Marŝarto26
New
2026
Meander in Blue
A creative moonlit wander through the streets of Ballarat as part of Ballarat Craft & Design Week.
Walking piece
Walking piece
2018
Gallery Go
Walking through the streets of Jinze, Shanghai, Anne Mølleskov wore a canvas dress transformed into a mobile gallery of forest photographs, creating a transient, autonomous art platform that moved freely through public space.
Walking piece
Walking piece
2011
Bewildered (Helt Ør i Plantagen)
In a site-specific installation and interactive walk, Anne Mølleskov led participants along a 1.5 km route marked by a pink thread, guiding them off established paths into a disorienting journey that challenged perceptions of landscape and wilderness
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Featured
New
16 Jun, 2026
Shadowy Figures
Here in the northern hemisphere we have just enjoyed the longest day, more daylight than at any other time of the year. We have been having quite a heatwave too, the early mornings and late evenings have been a relief as temperatures have dropped, and wonderful shadows have been revealed. To inject a bit of
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Curated news
New
22 May, 2026
2026 Festival_Programme Page – T100
T100’s 12th Annual Festival Seeing Thurrock Differently:A Journey Home 23 May – 7 June 2026 From heritage walks to graffiti workshops, poetry in dye gardens to citizen science at dusk, playful performances to a joyful festival finale in Tilbury, this year’s programme brings Thurrock into motion – connecting where we’ve come from with where we
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New
22 May, 2026
Submissions – Performativity(ies) of Memory(ies) Interdisciplinary Conference 2026
Abstract submission deadline 15 July 2026 Recommended topics: Shared memory of experiences and knowledge Participatory research and practice as testimony of (the) memory Community-generated memory … Source: Submissions – Performativity(ies) of Memory(ies) Interdisciplinary Conference 2026
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Featured
20 Mar, 2026
A global invitation to walk in solidarity with communities along the Lebanon Mountain Trail.
South Lebanon has been under attack from Israel displacing thousands of families now fleeing north for refuge. It is no longer possible or appropriate to continue the plan to walk the Lebanon Mountain Trail in April. However, Kinetika and Lebanon Mountain Trail Association (LMTA) are keen to highlight the stories of the people along the
Living Streets Ao...
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May 2026 eBulletin
In the May 2026 e-Bulletin from Living Streets Aotearoa we cover questions we sent to political parties, ideas for councils to encourage walking and non-car travel, and why people park on the footpath We want more people walking and enjoying public spa...
Living Streets Ao...
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2026 Jane’s Walk in Wellington this Saturday 9 May 2pm
This year, Wellington’s Jane’s Walk, organised by AWE (awesome walking envisaged) in association with the Wellington Branch of Living Streets Aotearoa, is taking place this Saturday 9 May at 2 pm. Jane Jacobs was a well-known New York urban...
Walking without a...
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These Old Paths
A film made during and in response to the January 2026 First Friday Walk, prompted by Lucy Guenot. She wrote, “Let’s think about the walks and the paths and tracks that are most familiar to us: the comfort of taking a well-known route where you don’t need to think about directions or following a map. … Continue reading These Old Paths
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‘Double-back’ – A performance
Since 2015, the Fourth World Congress of Psychogeography has been held annually until this year, 2025, when it was announced that the event will cease to be held. The final iteration of the congress was titled 'After that, this:' As the official a...
Free
walkingevent
New
A Participatory Walk in Disappearance
A Participatory Walk in Disappearance invites participants to cover the performer's body with materials gathered along the walk. As the body gradually disappears, the performance explores transformation, embodiment, memory and our material relationsh
Made of Walking
WALC
Free
walkingevent
New
Artistic Pairs, the Tarot of the Emotions
Clara Gari presents Artistic Pairs, a pioneering Catalan project where artists and people using mental health services co-create artworks. Discover the Tarot of Emotions and join a playful exploration of creativity, dialogue and mental wellbeing.
Made of Walking
WALC
Free
walkingevent
New
Storylarking
Storylarking is a 90-minute walking workshop using playful rituals, prompts and field notes to discover stories hidden in everyday places. Participants gather fragments through attentive walking, transforming observations into the beginnings of new n
Made of Walking
WALC
Free
walkingevent
New
Nightwalk: Walking in Lessness
A site-responsive walk inspired by Beckett's Lessness, exploring reduction as a condition for perception, presence, relation and the politics of attention by Swiss artist Simone Etter. She collaborates with young people to create a participatory night walk transforming everyday landscapes into spaces of imagination.
Made of Walking
WALC
video
2026
Collective Memory Walking (WALC Online course Session 7)
“Collective Memory Walking” four approaches by Katerina Pistola, Stefania Veldemiri, Nikos Theodoropoulos and Kórinna Latélis
WALC Course
WALC
video
2026
Walking Arts and Community based practices (WALC Online Course Session 6)
Walking Arts and Community based practices with Janice Jensen (Germany) / WAP/BKN, Claudia Zeiske and Anna Viola Hallberg (Sweden) / WAP/BKN.
WALC Course
WALC
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Inspiral London
InspiralLondon is a unique artist-led metropolitan trail, a collective on the ground mapping that creates a new walk trail winding in and out of London. This anti-clockwise spiral walk begins at Kings Cross, unwinding six times to finally end at Gravesend, only to begin again. The route crosses the River Thames at ten strategic locations, using bridges, foot tunnels, a cable car and ferries. At over 300-miles of pathway, the trail is divided into 36 segments all easily accessible by public transport, allowing the public – walkers, urban explorers, excursionists, citizens – to experience the city and its environs as one vast art space in which to re-imagine their city. The trail fully mapped in 2015 and associated walking art projects are managed by InspiralLondon CIC (2016), as part of Metropolitan Trail International since 2014.