This presentation by Bill Psarras reflects on the concept of topogesture which is a methodological distillation emerging from the author’s artistic practice over the last decade, within the remedial convergences of walking performance, poetry, and technology. Etymologically viewed, such a neologism is created as an oscillation between place (topos) and gesture (cheironomia), aiming to underscore how the artistic act invests meaning into and

Video recording of a talk that introduces WALKING, a symposium exploring practices of walking as modes of perception, spatial inquiry, and collective reflection. Situated in relation to Lucius Burckhardt’s Spaziergangswissenschaft, WALKING brings together positions from landscape architecture, art, research, and curatorial practice to examine how environments are read, constructed, and contested through movement. The presentation

“Collective Memory Walking” four approaches by Katerina Pistola, Stefania Veldemiri, Nikos Theodoropoulos and Kórinna Latélis

An exploration of Lucius Burckhardt's philosophy on the beauty of landscape through strollology by Simona Vermeire

Walking Arts and Community based practices with Janice Jensen (Germany) / WAP/BKN, Claudia Zeiske and Anna Viola Hallberg (Sweden) / WAP/BKN.

In the meetings of the “7 plus 7 Places to Walk” – A 2 year laboratory of Ideas – all artists who participated or were present in WAC Encounters 2025 will have the chance to further discuss everything that took place in Prespa these 7 days, from June 30th to July 6th, 2025, and ruminate

In the meetings of the “7 plus 7 Places to Walk” – A 2 year laboratory of Ideas – all artists who participated or were present in WAC Encounters 2025 will have the chance to further discuss everything that took place in Prespa these 7 days, from June 30th to July 6th, 2025, and ruminate

In the meetings of the “7 plus 7 Places to Walk” – A 2 year laboratory of Ideas – all artists who participated or were present in WAC Encounters 2025 will have the chance to further discuss everything that took place in Prespa these 7 days, from June 30th to July 6th, 2025, and ruminate

WALC Online Course — Session 5: Walking and Gender (April 18, 2026, 9h30 CEST) explores walking, bodies, care, and power through contributions by Katerina Pistola and Federica Rocchi / Colletivo Amigdaa

Walk Notations is a new publication (February, 2026) that brings together traces emerging from Dissident Paths: Walking Together as a Method, a series of artistic walks across Berlin in 2025, a curatorial collaboration between initiatives ReRouting and Cruising Curators for nGbK, Berlin. Moving between artistic practices, curatorial conversations, and reflections, the book approaches walking as a method for being together in

Third session of the block Foundations of Walking Arts as part of the online course "Walking Arts and Local Communities" in the frame of the Creative Europe Cooperation project WALC.

First session of the block "Walking as shared world Making" as part of the online course "Walking Arts and Local Communities" in the frame of the Creative Europe Cooperation project WALC.

Second session of the block Foundations of Walking Arts as part of the online course "Walking Arts and Local Communities" in the frame of the Creative Europe Cooperation project WALC.

First session of the block Foundations of Walking Arts as part of the online course “Walking Arts and Local Communities” in the frame of the Creative Europe Cooperation project WALC. Speaker: Yannis Ziogas. Coordinators: Fred Adam and Geert Vermeire

Walking artist presenters in this video: Tamsin Grainger, Hannah Stageman, Fiona Hooton, Bill Psarras and Petra Johnson The third of an initial series of three Map Scrambles in which walking artists share how each of them documents walking art, specifically be adapting, modifying or creating their own maps. Early last year, Clara Gari of Nau

Walking artist presenters featured in this video are: Marlene Creates, Ruth Broadbent, Idit Nathan, Martin Eccles, Barbara Lounder and Rachel Gomme. Please note that some technical issues were encountered when showing the presentations. For a Summary of this meeting please see the post “Scrambling for maps“. The second of an initial series of three Map

Map Scramble 1 – presenters David Haley (UK), Lucy Furlong (UK), Janette Kerr (UK) and Emily Artinian (US) For a Summary of this meeting please see the post “Scrambling for maps“. There is growing interest in how each of us documents walking art, especially as walk · listen · create and its predecessor, the Museum

WALC course sessions promo video

In this online café, we brought together four artists and practitioners working at the intersection of walking, health, and care to explore how walking is shaped by lived physical conditions. Rather than focusing on walking as an individual ability, we ask how walking becomes a practice of adaptation, resilience, negotiation, and relational care. Through artistic

The art collective Gigacircus presents their research about walking and the representation of the body online, with a live walking performance at the end of the session.