WALKING ART NOW, the third exhibition for Australian Walking Artists Inc., features the works of thirty-two of our artists at the Gympie Regional Gallery. This is an opportunity to experience walking art made by artists from across Australia.

Taking place as a key component of the WAP nomadic artistic residency, join us for a cafe discussion with artists live from the Stockholm archipelago. WAP (Walking as Practice) is an annual Walking Artist Residency bringing together international walking artists. In previous years themes covered include: This year it will be nomadic, as artists will

The Demolition Project (A-Z) involves a giant map of the city and an invitation to participants to demolish whatever they want – to cut out buildings, streets or entire areas. In return they must supply their reasons for the destruction, whether these are ideological, aesthetic or autobiographical. At the end, the result is a map

Screening of Is Walking Art? Christos Ioannidis' documentary exploring walking as artistic practice through the first international walking arts gathering in Prespa (2019). Preceded by a conversation with the Made of Walking residency artists.

Made of Walking 2026. Public programme 13-17 September 2026. Whether you join us for a single afternoon, a full day or several days, you are warmly invited to walk, explore, learn and create alongside artists, researchers, local communities and environmental organisations.

Slow down and discover the hidden world of insects in Prosperpolder. Walk in pairs, follow their tiny journeys, map their movements, photograph them, and identify species together. A playful outdoor adventure combining nature, creativity and discover

Experience Prosperpolder as a living performance. Guided by artist Ienke Kastelein, this sensory walk invites you to discover the subtle relationships between bodies, habitats, tides and sky, where every step reveals new ways of seeing, sensing and b

Discover the hidden nightlife of the wetland through a pocket-sized audiovisual experience. Using your smartphone, explore the sounds, shadows and movements of wetland wildlife in an immersive encounter where art, technology and nature come together.

A dusk walking performance through Doel, where fading light opens a choreography of attention, memory, fragility and endurance.

Common Ground invites participants to explore Beveren through walking, storytelling and embroidery. Together they create a collective map by stitching memories, trees and meaningful places into a shared tapestry celebrating local landscapes and ecolo

Artist Rosie Montford presents expanding sketchbooks created through walks with a weaver. Following water and landscape edges, the books become visual scores that embrace experimentation, uncertainty and the creative possibilities of not knowing.

Storylarking is a 90-minute walking workshop using playful rituals, prompts and field notes to discover stories hidden in everyday places. Participants gather fragments through attentive walking, transforming observations into the beginnings of new n

Discover the visionary work of Fernand Deligny through film excerpts, projections and conversation. Clara Gari and Eva Marichalar Freixa explore how his radical ideas on gesture, mapping and care continue to inspire participatory practices in walking

Clara Gari presents Artistic Pairs, a pioneering Catalan project where artists and people using mental health services co-create artworks. Discover the Tarot of Emotions and join a playful exploration of creativity, dialogue and mental wellbeing.

Data Walking is a participatory workshop exploring walking as a creative method for collecting, interpreting and visualising environmental observations. Participants transform everyday encounters into maps, stories and new insights about place throug

A site-responsive walk inspired by Beckett's Lessness, exploring reduction as a condition for perception, presence, relation and the politics of attention by Swiss artist Simone Etter. She collaborates with young people to create a participatory night walk transforming everyday landscapes into spaces of imagination.

A guided art walk through Marc Dhaenens’ poetic installations at Fort Liefkenshoek. Reflect on life’s journey, traces of time and the beauty of impermanence while exploring artworks that connect memory, landscape and playful contemplation

A Participatory Walk in Disappearance invites participants to cover the performer's body with materials gathered along the walk. As the body gradually disappears, the performance explores transformation, embodiment, memory and our material relationsh

A playful participatory walkshop combining somatic practices, chance-based games and collective creative writing. Journey from inner awareness to shared imagination, discovering new ways to connect body, place, others and the stories that emerge betw

It’s the same sky, here or there. A slow walk through border country exploring listening, pauses and non-verbal responses such as humming. Inspired by Calvino's Invisible Cities, we seek new meanings through sound in fractured landscapes.

A performance combining testimonies of migrants and volunteers, sound, poetry and ritual. Through collective walking, participants experience an embodied act of listening, solidarity, hope and resilience in response to forced migration.

A collective walking research project transforming Io’s myth, everyday complaints, shared gestures and dreams into a public dérive.

Women Walking, the City, at Night is an international performance in the form of collective night walks, initiated and curated by artist  Eléonore Ozanne. The project began in Seville, Spain, in September 2021 during the night of the Harvest Moon. Since then, it has grown into a global action, with women walking together in different cities

Footnotes is a hybrid one-day symposium exploring walking art, ritual and embodied technologies, marking Ridha Dhib’s arrival in Nafplio after his long-distance performance Mnemosyne. It brings together artists, writers and academics to reflect on wa

Biological field stations and marine labs are place-based institutions primarily focused on science research, science education, and public engagement with science. In the past few decades, there has been a growing interest among field stations and marine labs to invite artists to participate in artist residency programs, art education, and community arts events. We are delighted