In the meetings of the “7 plus 7 Places to Walk” – A 2 year laboratory of Ideas – all artists who participated or were present in WAC Encounters 2025 will have the chance to further discuss everything that took place in Prespa these 7 days, from June 30th to July 6th, 2025, and ruminate

In the meetings of the “7 plus 7 Places to Walk” – A 2 year laboratory of Ideas – all artists who participated or were present in WAC Encounters 2025 will have the chance to further discuss everything that took place in Prespa these 7 days, from June 30th to July 6th, 2025, and ruminate

In the meetings of the “7 plus 7 Places to Walk” – A 2 year laboratory of Ideas – all artists who participated or were present in WAC Encounters 2025 will have the chance to further discuss everything that took place in Prespa these 7 days, from June 30th to July 6th, 2025, and ruminate

Do you want to know how our 2025 adventure went? How we set off from Badalona and crossed beaches, mountains, and rivers on our way to the Pyrenees — and climbed the Taga with a cello? Do you want to hear about our shared library, lovingly cared for by an artist? Marc Caellas, Christina Schulz

Write About Walking In The Dark Showcase event introduced new writing from 11 shortlisted authors of the walk · listen · create annual writing competition and included them reading their poetry and prose.  Erin Bondo, Krista Carson, Paul Connolly, Elizabeth Fevyer, Eleanor Holmes, Sarah Leavesley/James, Rosaleen Lynch, Isabella Mead Husain, Laura Theis, Penny Walker, and Emily Wilkinson. Author and poet, and long time supporter of

On May 2, 2025, UOWM held the first info session for WAC25 participants, sharing details on transport, accommodation, and navigation around Lake Prespa.

Anna Luyten introduces the Belgian nomadic contemporary art project Publiek Park, which explores public city parks and gardens as its exhibition grounds. The project invites both international and local artists to create artworks that draw inspiration from the surroundings in a site-sensitive manner. Walking is employed as a curatorial methodology to discover the parks with

Write About Walking Together Showcase event introduces new writing from 11 shortlisted authors of the walk · listen · create / Sound Walk September writing competition and includes readings of their poetry and prose. We are delighted to welcome Electra Rhodes to be the m/c for the Showcase event. Run in conjuction with Sampson Low Publishers, with a prize sponsored by Orana Arts in

The impact of the Grand Tour 2024 goes far beyond what its participants bring or create on the way, as it inspires and is inspired by local communities and the landscape through which it passes. Grand Tour is an experience of walking, of living together and of contact with local people, in which Art has

The Opening Seminar (Sept 17, 2024) included talks by key curators and artists, followed by a roundtable with WALC partners. Yannis Ziogas and Geert Vermeire invited organizations and artists to participate in the WALC project.

Walking Books are shared by members of the Australian Walking Artists at their monthly online gathering. An audio snippet is played from Amy Tsilemanis' bookish podcast Gather.

An interactive metaverse installation by gigacircus Art collective in the context of the WALC project.

Video recording of a Confluence progress meeting for the EU funded Walking Arts & Local Communities project

The first 30 minutes of these hour-long online events, will be presentations and discussion between the WALC partners. The second 30 minutes provides an opportunity of the Confluence host partner to invite a walking artist to present their work. WALC Confluence 1 is hosted by Sylvie Marchand (FR) and Fred Adam (FR/ES) of GigaCircus, and

The WAC coordinators Yannis Ziogas and Geert Vermeire are your hosts, together with to the documentary director Christos Ioannidis.

Hosted by R M Francis the Write About Walking A/way showcase event introduces the shortlisted authors of the walk · listen · create / Sound Walk September writing competition, and includes readings of their poetry and prose.

Hosted by poet and broadcaster, Jake Morris-Campbell, the Write About Walking showcase event introduces the shortlisted authors of the walk · listen · create / Sound Walk September writing competition, and includes readings of their poetry and prose.

Video recording of an event discussing the future of Walking Art events and the impact of the Sideways 2012 nomadic art festival.

Mike Kwet's presentation discusses the core tenets of digital colonialism, with a focus on how it is manifesting itself in physical spaces.

Join Cecilia on a journey around Buenos Aires’ unique visual language of protest and resistance, as the capital city’s streets have become a vital channel for public expression.

Anja Podreka presents problematics of the rivers and the usage of waters. The leading question of the talk is focused to the title; ‘To create a space for the river’.

John Wild discusses whether the Situationist International’s psychogeographic walking practices can be modified to research the specificity of the digital city.

Natalia Mount and Chris Byrnes lead a conversation about their collaborative project Performing Pro Arts COMMONS and what it means to occupy intellectual property through a sound walk or an open source application, such as the Dérive app.

These days it is possible to locate any form of media pretty much anywhere on the planet which has a GPS signal. The whole world is up for grabs as a readymade stage set. Changing the soundtrack to the ‘movie of our lives’ changes everything.