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Beach of Dreams

How can artistic interventions that engage communities through walking create and foster an emotional connection to coastal landscapes?

Join Ali Pretty , Walking Artist and the Director of Beach of Dreams, for an insightful session exploring the role walking artists can play in advancing the conversation on climate change and mobilising communities to celebrate and protect their coastlines. This session will delve into how walking and art can be a powerful tool for fostering an emotional connection to coastal landscapes and inspiring collective action.

Participants will also have the chance to learn more about Beach of Dreams, a UK-wide Coastal Arts Festival taking place from 1 May – 1 June 2025.

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Beach of Dreams

How can artistic interventions that engage communities through walking create and foster an emotional connection to coastal landscapes? Join Ali Pretty , Walking Artist and the Director of Beach of Dreams, for an insightful session exploring the role walking artists can play in advancing the conversation on climate change and mobilising communities to celebrate and protect

Ali Pretty Andrew Stuck
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Beach of Dreams

Beach of Dreams, presented by Kinetika, is a UK-wide coastal arts festival activating and exploring the unique heritage, cultures and climate futures of our coastlines; supported by Arts Council England and Historic England.

Ali Pretty
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Kinetika

Kinetika is a charity and a National Portfolio organisation of Arts Council England. Kinetika unites communities through exceptional silk-based designs and public spectacles that inspire social action and enrich local environments.

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A Metre of Blue: Mnemosyne and the Art of Distilling a Walk

It was around five in the morning on the shores of Lake Prespa in Northern Greece when I first encountered Ridha Dhib: a figure moving slowly along the water’s edge, a walking stick in hand, conversing with a strange, synthetic voice coming from a small red speaker clipped to his hip. The lake was still,

Annemarie Lopez
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I went on 70 Wales walks in one year – here are my top 15 routes

From rugged mountains to coastal paths, Jessie-Ann Lewis shares her favourite hikes Source: I went on 70 Wales walks in one year – here are my top 15 routes

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Walking Writers Salon – Martyn Howe – Walking the Blue and the Green

Why are we drawn to a place where the land meets the sea? And what deeper truths emerge when these instincts come together in a journey around England’s shoreline?  The Coast is Our Compass is a pilgrimage in search of meaning — an exploration of art, culture, community and the enduring power of nature along the world’s

Martyn Howe Andrew Stuck
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Drawing Walks and Intervals

Joe Richardson explores how walking and drawing activate shifts between roles and selves in Drawing Walks and Intervals as Activation Devices.His work is shortlisted for the Marŝarto Awards 2025. Below, Joe reflects on the work. Moving between roles Many contemporary artists will relate to feeling that they are constantly required to move between different roles and identities, switching headspaces,

Joe Richardson

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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