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Curated news 30 Aug, 2026

Trisha Brown: Walking on the Wall (1971) | visitBerlin.de

“Walking on the Wall” is one of the best-known and most influential works by the American choreographer and conceptual artist Trisha Brown. The piece premiered in 1971 at the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York and is regarded as a seminal work. Source: Trisha Brown: Walking on the Wall (1971) | visitBerlin.de

Sound walk SWS21
2021

Footpath for Otic Ghosts

This post explores how walking in natural and built environments can serve as a practice of listening to both internal thoughts and external sounds, emphasizing the role of environmental features as resonators and instruments. It invites reflection on how places can be understood sonically, highlighting the potential of everyday materials and settings to create or reveal unique auditory experiences.

Sound walk
2017

Walls

Walls was commissioned by Art.ur for its PLAY IN project at La Castiglia di Saluzzo. La Castiglia is a 12th century castle that was converted into a prison in the late 19th century. It remained a prison up until 1992. The wall around the prison has a small walkway on it that allows you to

Curated news 07 Jun, 2022

Michael Landy: The Essex Way | Free art at Firstsite | Colchester

See a large-scale collage along our building’s magnificent 140m curved wall, created by artist Michael Landy – opens 16 September 2022. Source: Michael Landy: The Essex Way | Free art at Firstsite | Colchester

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Day 82 Saturday March 27th

inner west 2 minutes The Poplars High Street Graham Park Road Elmfield Approach Along the ginnel   ivy winds through a wall-top fence   a wren sings Wall top moss red brown and green strokes    painted on mortar lime Pitted … Continue reading →

Martin Eccles
martin.p.eccles: walk time place sound
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Terminalia 2018

Collected pictures may be seen. A partyof 25 or so gathered to celebrate Terminalia in Aberystywth. This attendance was more than 6 times greater than last year's hardy numbers. As the Frau remarked - "Bugger me Rog, carry on like this and you'll nee...

Roger Boyle
rdb notes
post 95

10/3/2016 with Jonathan O.

At the heart of this project are some foundational creative goals: taking the walks with others, be present, investigate how being present creatively changes public space, create artworks in/from the process of walking.  What we talk about and where we go is secondary to the choice to walk together.  Conversation, for the most part, stays […]

arnold
open walk
post 95

De ontdekking van de gemeente Hellendoorn

Ik ben een ontdekkingsreiziger van niks. (Wat niet wil zeggen dat het nooit iets kan worden, integendeel!). Drie dagen liep ik over de grens en in mijn naïviteit dacht ik dat ik wel helemaal rond zou kunnen lopen. Nadat ik al in de eerste uren vastliep...

Monique Besten
monique in hellendoorn

soak

To walk slowly and heavily along, as in “I must soak home and get a bite to eat.” from the Dictionary of Newfoundland English (University of Toronto Press, 1982).

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