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The Green Line
In the summer of 1995 I performed a walk with a leaking can of blue paint in the city of São Paulo. The walk was then read as a poetic gesture of sorts. In June 2004, I re-enacted that same performance with a leaking can of green paint by tracing a line following the portion of the ‘Green Line’ that runs through the municipality of Jerusalem.
Gnowing me, Knowing You: Questions raised by walking the labyrinth in the maze
This post examines Helen Curry’s suggested reflective questions for labyrinth walkers and explores the labyrinth’s historical and symbolic significance as a spatial pattern fostering introspection and spiritual growth. It also discusses the contrast between labyrinth and maze navigation through the lens of hermeneutical theory, drawing on the author’s experience of the interactive installation Labyrinthe (2021) to argue for the productive interplay between these two forms in the learning process.
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34. Dave Margoshes, A Simple Carpenter
I heard good things about Dave Margoshes’s novel A Simple Carpenter when it came out last year, and although I meant to get a copy, for whatever reason I didn’t. Then I traded John Kennedy, one of the principals at Radiant Press, the Regina publisher that put out A Simple Carpenter, a pair of rain … Continue reading 34. Dave Margoshes, A Simple Carpenter →
Let’s Take a Walk #62 for The International Women’s Day
Dear Friends Thank you so much to those who joined on March 8 for Let's Take a Walk #62 via Twitter X @mcayer & Instagram Live @LetstakeaWalk_World. We celebrated #InternationalWomensDay. #walkingtogetherapart for #allwomen #withLoveforPe...
Let’s Take a Walk #60 #ImaginePeace
Dear friends,A challenging post to share, Let's Take a Walk #60, took place on October 9th, 2023, 2 days after the terrible attack on Israel from Hamas, the beginning of the current conflict. Almost two weeks ago, so many people died on the Israelis' a...
