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Made of Walking 2026 – Plan your journey through Prosperpolder
11/09/2026 - 17/09/2026
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Made of Walking 2026 – Plan your journey through Prosperpolder

the Milena principle
11 - 17 Sep, 2026
Multiple locations

Made of Walking 2026. Public programme 13-17 September 2026. Whether you join us for a single afternoon, a full day or several days, you are warmly invited to walk, explore, learn and create alongside artists, researchers, local communities and environmental organisations.

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WALC Confluence 14 – Following the moon, from one end of the world to the other

2026-07-30 18:00
Online

Join Eléonore Ozanne as she shares the story of her global moonwalks, followed by a WALC update, including a walk through the open call for the Made of Walking Lab in Beveren (10–18 September).

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post New 10 Aug, 2026

After the Walk

Made of Walking Prosperpolder and the Future of Walking Arts TThe expression walking arts has become surprisingly familiar. Over the past two decades, it has entered conferences, publications, festivals, university programmes and European projects, bringing together practices that had previously remained dispersed across different artistic and disciplinary traditions.Yet the more familiar the expression has become,

Made of Walking Prosperpolder
post Featured New 27 Jul, 2026

Walking between Worlds. Made of Walking Prosperpolder : walking a landscape

Walking Between Worlds reflects on Made of Walking Prosperpolder as an evolving walking arts practice. Through walks, performances and dialogue, it explores how artists, communities and landscapes co-create long-term ecological and social relationships.

Made of Walking Prosperpolder

anteambulate

In the 1600s, anteambulate referred to walking in front of someone to show them the way, like an usher. Credits to Mark Peters.

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