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Ainslie Murray talking walking

27 Aug, 2026 · Talking Walking
Ainslie Murray has been teaching architectural design at the University of New South Wales in Sydney for several years and concurrently researching Walking art. She’s a keen solo hiker following trails not only in the Australian bush but also around the wo…
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The Walking Multilogue: 24 hours of local-global walk-learning

29 - 30 Sep, 2026

Part 2 - The Walking Multilogue: 24 hours of local-global walk-learning After Learning to Walk, the incredibly enriching and inspiring first part of this Multilogue on walk-learning fashion!

Walking piece Marŝarto26
2026

Pride Square II

Pride Square II is a series of 12 small drawings that attempt to capture the energy and personality of a person walking through a busy public square in Sydney's Inner West suburb of Newtown.

Walking piece Marŝarto26
2026

RPA Level 10, RPA Level 7, RPH Level 5

RPA Level 10, RPA Level 7, RPH Level 5 is a series of three drawings on drafting film that capture the exchanges I have with the people I visit at a local hospital in my role as a pastoral care worker.

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walk · listen · café  

The Art and Politics of Walking in New South Wales

2022-11-29 19:00
Online

Molly Wagner, inspired by a major Australian peace walk, will talk about her walks around New South Wales, captured in her book "No Trespassing".

No Trespassing: the art and politics of walking in New South Wales

Molly Wagner
video 2022  

The Art and Politics of Walking in New South Wales

Molly Wagner will share with you her experience of walking the roads, highways and footpaths between Sydney and Bathurst, New South Wales, eventually captured in her book No Trespassing! The Art and Politics of Walking in New South Wales.

Curated news 04 Nov, 2022

Walking Wolli Creek | Sydney Review of Books

‘I’ve walked this loop for long enough that there are passing strangers I now recognise.’ In this iterative writing and walking project, Clare Britton and Alexandra Crosby have been making space to ask questions of each other about caring for Country, to share conversations about climate change, and to remind themselves of the love that

Curated news 13 Nov, 2023

A two-hour walking tour with ChatGPT: ‘I’d not suggest that to my worst enemy’ 

The AI app has been praised and panned for its itinerary planning abilities. In Sydney, the city she knows best, travel writer Kate Hennessy puts it to the test Source: A two-hour walking tour with ChatGPT: ‘I’d not suggest that to my worst enemy’ | Travel | The Guardian

Walking piece
2010

Walking Men Worldwide

Walking Men worldwide™ is a series of public art installations, a photographic collage of pedestrian traffic icons assembled from around the world, presented in humane scale. The project was conceived as a collaborative effort of international photographers, each adding a piece to the collage. In January 2010, the project made its debut on 99 Church

Walking piece Marŝarto25
2025

You’ll Never Walk Alone

You’ll Never Walk Alone explores walking as a practice of presence and connection. Through photography, writing, and movement, the work reflects on solitude, kinship, and unseen presences—ancestors, memories, landscapes—that walk beside us.

Walking piece Marŝarto25 Shortlisted
2024

Love Letters to Walking Art and Science

This series is a cumulative piece that honours pivotal artistic and scientific works focused on walking as both motif and practice, combining photography, drawing, light-drawings, performance, and land art.

Walking pieces

Sound walk SWS25
2024

Walk an Irish Mile

A walking tour that discovers a Hibernian heart in Sydney's CBD.

Walking piece SWS23 Shortlisted
2023

Portland: The Town That Built Sydney

Portland: a social documentary, locative-audio app experience that brings to life the grit, sounds, stories and people of the small town of Portland, New South Wales: formerly one of the largest cement manufacturing plants in Australia.

Sound walk
2015

Uralla Soundtrail

Uralla, a rapidly growing town on the Northern Tablelands, is known for its heritage buildings, granite outcrops, and rich local history spanning from gold mining to its 1970s arts scene. The Uralla Soundtrail offers a geo-locative audio walk that explores the town’s diverse stories and cultural memory, including tales of bushranger Captain Thunderbolt.

Articles on WLC

Curated news 18 Aug, 2021

Sydney’s new harbourside walk named Yananurala invites you to walk, think, listen and hear on Gadigal Country

The Gadigal language inspires the name for the city’s first Indigenous harbourside walk. Source: Sydney’s new harbourside walk named Yananurala invites you to walk, think, listen and hear on Gadigal Country

Articles elsewhere

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Rituals for dark times

Ways to summon the light

Annemarie Lopez•
Walk with me: Annemarie Lopez
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Walking by Water – the art of going with the flow in London

Islington Tunnel, London's Regent's Canal

Annemarie Lopez•
Walk with me: Annemarie Lopez

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Ainslie Murray

Ainslie Murray is an interdisciplinary artist and academic based in the faculty of Arts, Design & Architecture at the University of New South Wales in Sydney, Australia. Her work explores the augmentation of architectural space through subtle realisations of forgotten and intangible spatial forces. The atmosphere and its relation to the lived experience are areas of special interest which have focussed her practice-led research for over 15 years. Ainslie’s work ranges from large-scale immersive installations and constructions, to film, painting, textiles and printed works.
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