A short film sharing a day of listening and walking around the Cricus Street redevelopment site in Brighton as part of a participatory listening workshop for the Who Owns Brighton? community research project.

Walking America Turtle Island* welcomes two poets, Cole Swensen and Lisa Robertson, who embrace walking as fundamental to their creative practices, and often as subject matter too. Cole Swensen’s On Walking On (Nightboat Books, 2017) interweaves short poetic chronicles of particular walks with poetic commentary on other walking writers’ work, from Chaucer to Lisa Robertson. Both Robertson’s essay collection, Occasional Work and Seven

Launching a new international series ‘Anna and the Verwandelingen’, a sequel to the successful editions of ‘Anna and the Field Reports’, before a live audience at the School of Gaasbeek in Belgium,  Anna Luyten chatted with historian, painter, performer, writer, pianist, doctor of arts, collector and walker Koen Broucke.  Koen walks lead him to unexpected encounters

Part funded by the EU Create Europe Programme, this Confluence event was hosted by Gigacircus, the French partner in the Walking Arts & Local Communities project known as WALC. They chose their guest as Mexican performance artist Gustavo Gonzales, who in the video provides a presention to his extensive portfolio of actions undertaken in the

Hamish Fulton discusses his practice as a 'walking artist'.

Video recording of a Way maker Salon in which Cheryl Markosky talks to Dr Kerri Andrews

Based in Mexico City since the late 1980s, Belgium-born artist Francis Alÿs is known for his performative projects staged around the world.