Lead by Dora Bampali and Fay Stevens, walking is approached as an everyday, transformative social act.

A presentation by Aspasia Voudouri is followed by an introduction to the Australian Walking ArtistsFive invited artists from Australia talk about their work - Melinda Hunt, Megan Williams, Sepa Sama, Perdita Phillips, Bea Mowson and Molly Wagner.

The opening talk “Introduction into Contemporary Walking Arts” provides a historical and conceptual foundation for walking as an artistic practice.

The Walking Arts & Local Communities (WALC) online course invites you from March 2026 on into the artistic practice of walking arts. Designed for artists, creators, educators, cultural workers, and innovators, the course explores walking not simply as a theme, but as a method of learning, creating, and relating. This is not about learning about walking. It is about walking as learning.

Our interactive, one-day seminar on The Visual March to Prespes: Walking with concepts and images will be held on Friday the 9th of January 2026 from 18:00 to 21:00 in the Contemporary Greek Art Institute (ISET) and streamed online. The Visual March to Prespes is a process that is taking place in the Prespes area