post: Walking arts
Made of Walking: A Living Ecology of Walking Arts
Made of Walking is an international series of artistic encounters, residencies and laboratories initiated in 2016 by The Milena Principle and its partners. Bringing together artists, researchers, local communities and environmental organisations in remote, peripheral and border landscapes across Europe, the Mediterranean and beyond, each edition explores walking as an artistic, ecological and regenerative cultural practice. Artist residencies, walkshops, performances, exhibitions, collaborative mapping, public conversations and site-responsive interventions become opportunities not simply to produce artworks, but to cultivate enduring relationships between people, places and more-than-human worlds.
Meet the Artists of Made of Walking 2026
For the tenth anniversary edition of Made of Walking in Prosperpolder, six international artists have been invited to spend nine days walking, researching and creating alongside local communities. Each artist develops a site-responsive project that grows through encounters with the landscape and the people who inhabit it.
Re-Opening Applications — WALC Online Course 2026
Applications are re-opened for the final WALC Online Course modules on Walking as Critical Spatial Practice and Walking in the Digital Age, exploring locative media, sound walking, mapping, digital commons, and collective walking practices. Free participation.
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
(dis)enchantments and perambulations:
(dis)enchantments and perambulations: walking arts and reluctant heritageTwo walks and two events forming a ‘public’ viva for a creative practice as research PhD submission exploring walking/multimedia arts and reluctant heritage. The walks retraces routes from the two projects, Sweet Waters and Honouring Esther forming the research presented, the two events provide an opportunity to view and discuss some of the documentation and new installation work produced.EventsThursday June 27 [...]
