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26 Jul, 2025
Andy Goldsworthy: Fifty Years review – a wild walk between life, death and sheep-shearing | Art and design | The Guardian
Using barbed wire, graveyard pebbles and prickly thorns, this retrospective plunges viewers into the raw sadness and beauty of rural life Source: Andy Goldsworthy: Fifty Years review – a wild walk between life, death and sheep-shearing | Art and design | The Guardian
Amy Tsilemanis
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Come a Wandering/Wondering with the Far East Flaneurs
Here I share some ponderings on two questions I heard a lot on recent travels with FLOAT in Far East Gippsland: What is a flaneur? And what is a walking...
Amy Tsilemanis
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FLANEUR-ING AND FERAL-ING IN THE FAR EAST
Greetings! I am about to embark on an adventure. One that involves camping, and I fear that I may not have camped since Earthcore 2000 where we set up on...
Amy Tsilemanis
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Creative residency and Feral MBA
Hey folks! A happy new year to you and a little update here on my current adventures/creative balms for crazy days, written for a newsletter: Multi-artform artist, producer and researcher...
Jo Scott: artist-...
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The New Wave of Walking Artists?
I’m delighted to be part of this upcoming discussion, hosted by Action Synergy as part of the Walking Arts in … More
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By the light of the Moon: Night walking – Time, Ritual and History
Women walking, The city, At night, is a performance series in the form of collective walks between women. It was began by Eléonore Ozanne in Seville, Spain in September 2022 on the night of the ‘Harvest Moon’ and is growing to a global action. This year the Harvest Moon falls on 6 and 7 October. Eleonore returns
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