Yorkshire
Highlights
Rob Cowen and Johnny Flynn at Thornborough Henges
Winterfolk in West Yorkshire with O’Hooley and Tidow, Katie Spencer and Maddie Morris
Chantry and Calder
Love Without Sound’s geolocative soundwalk, Chantry and Calder, uses the Echoes app to guide listeners around Wakefield’s medieval bridge, Chantry Chapel, and the river Calder, inspired by JMW Turner’s 1798 watercolour of the site. The walk requires a smartphone with location enabled and offers an immersive audio experience triggered by proximity to key locations along the route.
Sarah Smout Along The River Wharfe to Fleet Moss
Books
Walking pieces
Walk & Play YSP!
Resident artists Idit Nathan and Helen Stratford invite you to join them to explore Yorkshire Sculpture Park through walking and playing. This interactive journey will help you experience and engage with the Park in fresh, imaginative and even mischievous ways. The ‘walkshops’ will inform the creation of a new mobile artwork that we’ll launch in
Articles on WLC
Articles elsewhere
‘Small Works, Wall Works’ at Trapezium Arts, Bradford, Yorkshire Sculptors Group Show 2026
The group show 'Small Works, Wall Works' was hosted at Trapezium Arts in Bradford, UK from 21 February to 14 March 2026 and featured work by members of the Yorkshire Sculptors Group.Trapezium is a contemporary arts and photography gallery on Kirkgate i...
Terminalia 2026 Walking Sticks of Rock in York
The walk started from the theatre cafe and across the road was the Rock Garden. This rock garden was full of specimens of rocks around the region and theres a Rock Map in the middle. From there it was on the search for rock sticks, but I first passed a hippy shop selling rocks, minerals […]
‘No holiday’, Danes Dyke, East Yorkshire, UK – 18th March 2022
After another push to update neglected write-ups and posts, I secured enough time to sit down and edit the footage taken of the 'No holiday' performance that was enacted at Danes Dyke in the East Riding of Yorkshire, UK on 18 March 2022.The ambulatory ...
Walking the Yorkshire Moors: Textiles, Art and the Landscape
The ‘Woven’ festival is about celebrating the textile industry across the Kirklees region. As part of a 2 week programme of events, I went on a textile art walk on the Pennine Moors just above Marsden. The walk was led by a researcher and weaver with interests in textiles and rural landscapes. At the beginning... Continue Reading →
Podcast episodes
Katie Spencer at Spurn Point
Johnny Campbell & Mikey Kenney on Whernside
The Ciderhouse Rebellion & Jessie Summerhayes in the Rosedale Valley
