30 Days of Walking: Sound Walk September 2020

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Karen Berger

Merri Creek
29 Sep 01:00 (UTC)

Karen Berger

Australia

I'm a performance maker currently working with Susan Bamford Caleo & David Joseph to create our first sound walks.

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Near Melbourne VIC, Australia

  • Shorelines

    Breaking Apart

    · 28 Sep, 2020
  • Shorelines

    Meeting at the edge

    · 18 Sep, 2020
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    Merri Merri Creek Walk #2: Bird Walk

    · 2021-04-18 07:00

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