At the start of Sound Walk September 2022, we talk with last year’s winners, discuss their work, and what they’ve been up to in the last year.

By addressing the propaganda of progress, consumption and self-referentiality, Slovenian dramaturge, publicist and producer Jasmina Založnik engages in a conversation about the performativity of walking in the context of art.

Mike Kwet's presentation discusses the core tenets of digital colonialism, with a focus on how it is manifesting itself in physical spaces.

Join Cecilia on a journey around Buenos Aires’ unique visual language of protest and resistance, as the capital city’s streets have become a vital channel for public expression.

Anja Podreka presents problematics of the rivers and the usage of waters. The leading question of the talk is focused to the title; ‘To create a space for the river’.

John Wild discusses whether the Situationist International’s psychogeographic walking practices can be modified to research the specificity of the digital city.

Natalia Mount and Chris Byrnes lead a conversation about their collaborative project Performing Pro Arts COMMONS and what it means to occupy intellectual property through a sound walk or an open source application, such as the Dérive app.

In this café Fay talks about a walk, performed in Hungary, and of her thinking and practice around it. She opens up the discussion on walking within the themes of kinetic drawing, embodied cartography, fractals, and on walking in circles.

Authors of audio papers are invited, along with creators of sound walks for Walking as a Question, to share their thoughts and experiences about their works and this innovative practice of walking, writing and listening.

Zorica invites listeners to close their eyes to connect with the sounds on a deeper level. While engaging with Signal / Return, the artist asks individuals to discern the possibility of interspecies symbiosis within a shared landscape.

Sound artist Anne Cecilie Lie invites to a discussion around sound walking in the Anthropocene and raises questions about global technology and ecology, how it affects art practices by working with locative technologies and smartphones.

Considering making a submission to Sound Walk September 2021 but unsure what is eligible or how to complete the submission process? We have created an Open Call page and FAQs, but are also offering this free advisory event to help you over any perceived hurdles.