Doubling our prize money
We broke our first crowdfunding goal, thanks to you, and are able to double the prize money for our Sound Walk September and Marŝarto Awards. First prize is now 500 euros, with the honourable mention receiving 200 euros in cold, hard, cash. Double from what our prizes were in 2023. Neat, eh?
Thank you for your support, and, for us to be able to keep offering this pot of money to you, walking artists, we need your ongoing support. Now, let's try to push past our next goal, which will see us doubling the prize money once more.
Have you submitted your new work this year? Do so now, realising that all work produced after January 1, 2023 is eligible. And, spread the love by telling your friends.
Unrelated, I'm going to perform jury duties for the World Summit Awards WSA, for which the congress this year is happening on the edge of Patagonia, in Chile.
The WSA highlights technology that works towards achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (previously called the Millennium Development Goals). My niche is the Culture & Heritage category, in which 5 projects from as many countries (out of an initial field of a few score) compete for the title of champion.
I really enjoy Chile. My first time visiting was about 10 years ago, and my most recent visit, this time with my wife, was around the 2022/23 new year, when we visited the Deep South of Patagonia, which is truly stunning. That most recent visit included a long walk to the incredible Torres del Paine, jagged peaks on the edge of a glacial lake.
On this visit, I'm taking the opportunity to expand on a recent project I'm working on, and I'll be visiting Santiago, Valparaiso, Rancagua, Puerto Varas, and Puerto Montt. If you happen to be in Chile, and feel like hanging out, or going for a walk, give me a shout.
Keep walking.
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The idea of ‘place’ helps us to consider our relationship to, and journey through, life’s landscapes, both literal and metaphorical. Noreen Masud author A Flat Place joins Shani Cadwallender in discussion. Keep reading
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Images and words by invited artists, responding to Kel Portman's provocation concerning boundaries Keep reading
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"Part narrated journey, part imagined fiction, Soundwalkscapes continue's Viv Corringham's expansive and profound explorations of the multiple and viscous relations between voice, place and the mobility of walking." Keep reading
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An invitation! Listen to this audio at the start of your walk.
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Day 273 - Memento Mori and 3.1 km drawing.Relax and 2.5 km drawing. Keep reading
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Thanks to you, we've reached the first goal of our membership program, which means that we are doubling the prize money for our walking arts awards, the Sound Walk ... Keep reading
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We’re so lucky at Street Wisdom, because we get to work with amazing volunteers who lead Walkshops for us all over the world, bringing strangers together to share r... Keep reading
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We’re big fans of the writing of Geoff Nicholson. His books on walking are awesome! Check out his The Lost Art of Walking if you’re new to him. We loved […]
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Day 271 - Necessity and .75 km drawing. Expedition and 2.8 km drawing. Keep reading
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As there is now a walking Adelaide website with its own blog this old, low-key blog became superfluous. It served its purpose in kickstarting the websi... Keep reading
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Accessing the healing power of ancient walking routes needn’t mean weeks of walking, or even going abroad: a 14-mile route in Cornwall proves just as magical Source... Keep reading
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