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Amy Tsilemanis

She is proud to be a co-founder of the Australian Walking Artists network and in 2025 worked on the Manna Gum Stories project with Traditional Custodian Richard Collopy including the new limited edition artbook Maari the Manna Gum. She also undertook a Certificate IV in Health & Leisure and produced the joyful project Teapot Tales at Barkly Square Ballarat. 2026 sees her as ‘story researcher in residence’ at this wonderful community hub, where she is also establishing A.T Studio.

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Moonlight Meanders

For this year’s inaugural Ballarat Craft & Design Week (an evolution of past year’s Craft Lab) I was invited to create a walking art experience in response to the beautifully...

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Come a Wandering/Wondering with the Far East Flaneurs

Here I share some ponderings on two questions I heard a lot on recent travels with FLOAT in Far East Gippsland: What is a flaneur? And what is a walking...

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FLANEUR-ING AND FERAL-ING IN THE FAR EAST

Greetings! I am about to embark on an adventure. One that involves camping, and I fear that I may not have camped since Earthcore 2000 where we set up on...

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Creative residency and Feral MBA

Hey folks! A happy new year to you and a little update here on my current adventures/creative balms for crazy days, written for a newsletter: Multi-artform artist, producer and researcher...

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Teapot Tales!

Teapot Tales with Amy T, Barkly Square Ballarat East I am excited to introduce my current project Teapot Tales, another creative extravaganza with many parts and partners but always with...

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The Magic Study of Objects

Greetings from our cosy Winter loungeroom with snoring kitties, books, and Julian playing sweet guitar. As the broader world continues to be a confounding and heartbeaking place and we are...

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A Bowerbird Year

Hello my friends, It’s that time of year, and I’d love to share a few things to explore at your leisure! This year, in amongst it all, I have been...

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Walking Writing, Writing Walking

Spring is here, wild weather so far but gorgeous bursts of yellow springing through and I send offerings out into the world, in the form of grant applications, and various...

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Celebrating 15 years of creative practice (and winters in Ballarat!)

It’s a wintery restful weekend here and I am here thinking of Sappho, the Ancient Greek poet known for her lyric poetry written to be sung to music. I am...

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Adventures with the Australian Walking Artists

Hoping everyone is well in this wild world and sharing our kindness and creativity, and advocacy for humanity as best we can. I turned 40 this month, so its been...

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Walking Arts & Health – Episode 2 – Walking arts across changing bodies

In this online café, we brought together four artists and practitioners working at the intersection of walking, health, and care to explore how walking is shaped by lived physical conditions. Rather than focusing on walking as an individual ability, we ask how walking becomes a practice of adaptation, resilience, negotiation, and relational care. Through artistic

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Radio Walks & Sound Stories

Oral History and Audio Storytelling - the pictures are better on radio. "Plenty of time, plenty of tape, and few questions".

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100 Circles

Walks and conversations round Lenzie Moss

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I ♥ Walking

A poem about the benefits of walking.

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Walk: He’s traivelled mony a lang gaet.

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