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Sin Wah personal website

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ossjay

open spaces and rights of way
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Nikki Sheth Website

Nikki Sheth
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Nick Hunt

Nick Hunt
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Anja Podreka

Website about my work
Anja Podreka
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Murdo Eason – From Hill to Sea

walking / writing / between world and word
Murdo Eason
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monique in hellendoorn

Monique Besten
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mollylwagner.com

Walking brings an intriguing sensory, speculative and critical potential to art that I express with my photographs and drawings.
Molly Wagner•
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Mathis Nitschke

sound designer, composer, director
Mathis Nitschke
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Mary Hooper Soundworks

Tracks and playlists from commissioned work and experimental sound work
Mary Hooper
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martin.p.eccles: walk time place sound

sound and text responding to time, distance and movement in the landscape
Martin Eccles
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mar garrido

professional website for photographic and video graphic works
mar garrido
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Linda Cracknell writer

Linda Cracknell
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Laura Nova

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Lady Eve

music maker and dreamer of dreams
Eve Payor
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Kim V. Goldsmith

EXPLORING PLACES THAT VIBRATE
Kim V. Goldsmith•
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Kim Jansson

Kim Jansson, born 1977 in Mjölby, Sweden. Based in Gothenburg. Contact: kim-jansson(at)hotmail.com
Kim Jansson
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KellyMarkovich.net

Zorica Kelly Markovich
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julianbishoppoet.com

Read more of Julian's work on his website.
Julian Bishop
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disrupted walking

A mode of itinerancy which employs one of more tactics to interrupt any efficient journey from a to b; these tactics are often used as tools for playful debate, collaboration, intervention and/or spatial meaning-making.

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