Walkshop
Highlights
Drawn to the Skyline
Conceived by Andrew Stuck from the Museum of Walking, in collaboration with walking artist, Ruth Broadbent, Drawn to the Skyline was first run in the Winter of 2017 and on subsequent occasions thereafter, including a commission from Team London Bridge for the London Festival of Architecture in June 2019. We all know how easy it
• (Tree inspired) Hidden Garden haiku walkshop – SE1
Celebrating trees as part of the Urban Tree Festival, a 90 minute walkshop (workshop on foot) in which you discover all of Britain’s native trees, all within one park, and visit London’s most iconic peace garden. Together we will compose and recite haiku – 3 lined short poem usually associated with Japanese culture. Novice or expert,
• King’s Cross Lost – Curious?
Saturday 29 August 2015 11.30am – 1.00pm Start: Kings Cross Visitor Centre Part of the Curious? Festival Powered by the Knowledge Quarter SOLD OUT Over the last 200 years, Kings Cross has some marked periods of growth and vitality, as well as decline and neglect. It was the “Dead Centre” of London, with more burials per day
• I AM A HUMAN SEISMOGRAPH
Presented at WAC 25, I AM A HUMAN SEISMOGRAPH encouraged Walkshop participants to develop their own codes and systems to generate walking drawings that document and celebrate sensorial attentiveness and presence in the world.
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Walk the Dial
Want to take better pictures? Then join our Walk the Dial Walkshop, a fun and informative way to brush up your digital photography skills, while getting out and about on foot. Check out the City – looking up and looking down – both in daylight and twilight – the buildings of the city draw the camera’s eye. Walk the
• Three Peaks Podcast Challenge
An interactive podcasting workshop-on-foot to the summits of three adjoining boroughs led by podcasters Andrew Stuck & journalist Rick Pearson. Learn interview techniques, editorial production and graduate as a roving National Park City reporter, applying your newly acquired skills to interviews during the week, to contribute to an end of week podcast. Bring a smartphone or digital sound
• LDN_Labels
The Museum of Walking is delighted to announce the launch of LDN_Labels creative adventures in which you get to reveal, catalogue [map] and choose how London is labelled. The iconic tube insignia tells you you are in London, but how else is London labelled? On this creative walk-shop (a walking workshop) you will: explore the many ways London is labelled record
• Hidden Garden Haiku creative writing walkshop – City of London – East
Celebrating trees as part of the Urban Tree Festival, a 90 minute walkshop in which you discover hidden gardens minutes from the Monument, in the City of London. Together we will compose and recite haiku – 3 lined short poem usually associated with Japanese culture. Novice or expert, join in this fun walking activity in
• Hidden Garden Haiku walkshop – Holland Park
Celebrating trees as part of the Urban Tree Festival, a 90 minute walkshop (workshop on foot) in which you discover not one but two Japanese Gardens. Together we will compose and recite haiku – 3 lined short poem usually associated with Japanese culture. Novice or expert, join in this fun walking activity in which you get
• Hidden Garden Haiku creative writing walkshop – City of London
Celebrating Trees as part of the Urban Tree Festival and sponsored by the City of London, a 75 minute walkshop (workshop on foot) in which you discover hidden gardens minutes from St Paul’s, in the City of London. Together we will compose and recite haiku – 3 lined short poem usually associated with Japanese culture.
• Articles on WLC
Street Wisdom- report from Nicky Torode
walk · listen · create community member Nicky Torode writes What fresh ideas brewed for you on World Creativity and Innovation Day yesterday? I led a walkshop, a wandershop really, around Brixton, south London, using… Source: Nicky Torode on LinkedIn: Home – Street Wisdom
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Events
Hush, Hush…
Celebrating Creativity in London’s Creativity & Wellbeing Week Creative adventures in listening to London from secret locations. What does it mean to listen to the buildings, listen to the neighbourhood, listen to the surroundings? Individually and as a group, walking partly in silence, you will explore how your sense of hearing is embodied and experience collective
• Free Steps between Walls and Hills
Free Steps between Walls and Hills is a 22 km walk from Guimarães to Citânia de Briteiros, proposed by AVE and The Walking Body. Through collective walking, participants explore the territory as a relational landscape of body, memory, and environment
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Footnotes to freedom
Footnotes to Freedom is a three-part workshop exploring how freedom is experienced and expressed in the city of Guimarães. Participants share and map places where they feel a sense of freedom, discussing how these moments relate to access and public
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