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Dawn Matheson

Interdisciplinary artist (Canada) 

MultiMedia Artist who works with a social practice. Background as radio and video documentary producer. Currently on Canada Council grant creating site-specific, narrative- based sound walks in a forest on the parallel crisis mental illness and clima...

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Sound walk

Look at these Big F**king Trees!! (How To Draw A Tree)

With humour, candour and a gentle heart, Jordie tells the story of his youth and his not-so-typical journey to higher education; he being the first in his family to attend university.

Dawn Matheson
Sound walk

Semi-Colon (How To Draw A Tree)

This piece is one of 4 participatory works created with and produced by Audio Artist Dawn Matheson as part of her How To Draw A Tree (“to draw” here meaning “to attract”) multimedia soundwalk project.

Dawn Matheson
Curated news

A New Cafe In South Korea That’s Inspired By A Walk In Nature

A modern cafe in South Korea, with social spaces and a green roof, was inspired by a walk in the forest. Source: A New Cafe In South Korea That’s Inspired By A Walk In Nature

Walking piece

Down to the Woods

Writer Arnold Thomas Fanning takes up photography, and quickly realises that to get better he will have to take a lot of photos: so he begins to go out with his camera on 'PhotoWalks.' This podcast documents a PhotoWalk in a local forest.

Arnold Thomas Fanning

wander lines

The term “lignes d’erre” which was developped by Fernand Deligny who followed autist children in their shift had been taken up later by G.deleuze.

About wander lines: https://forumviesmobiles.org/points-de-vue/12619/surexpression-wander-lines

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