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The photographert artist Roberta Pitzalis proposes to walk and photograph the surrounding countryside of Nurri, not focusing on the “beauties of the territory” but on the waste that is often dispersed in the territory.
Kids and adults are invited to participate
2022-07-08 08:15
Carrer de la Sagrada Família, 7, Vic, Spain
WALKING ART AND RELATIONAL GEOGRAPHIES Walking projects as creation hubs in Europe. Round table Ivana Pinna, Thomas Keis, Natacha Antao, Miguel Bandeira Duarte, Beatrice Khoumeri and Clara Garí. Moderator Herman Bashiron Mendolicchio
2024-04-20 17:00
Horner (Henry) Park, 2741 W Montrose Ave, Chicago, IL 60618, USA
Join Grace Ebert for a 2 hour in-person Street Wisdom Walkshop meeting at Horner Park 2741 W Montrose Ave, Chicago, IL 60618 US on Saturday April 20th 2024! Starts at 11am, finishes at 1pm CST. Spe...
HUB Sardinia - IVYnode
5 - 8 Jul, 2021
Nurri, South Sardinia, Italia
HUB Sardinia - IVYnode
4 - 11 Jul, 2021
Nurri, South Sardinia, Italia
From 4 to 11 July 2021 the first edition of the L’HUB SARDINIA – Caminu a Su Connottu will be held in Nurri. The SARDINIA HUB would like to bring the attention on how walking can highlight / intervene on political, personal, social, economic and ecological issues that affect some rural areas of Sardinia. The new IVYnode project would like to garrison on the territory through the practice of walking, to keep alive the interest in the threat of building a radioactive waste deposit in the rural areas of Sardinia.
2021-07-14 18:00
Online
Artists and researchers will discuss how walking practices can establish deep and complex relationships in/from/to and with the territory.
HUB Sardinia - IVYnode
11 Jul, 2021 · All day
Nurri, South Sardinia, Italia
What can a cemetery teach us? The Graveyard Digression asks this question, and many more, in an aprox. 30 min. sound journey passing through St. Pauli Southern Cemetery, Malmö. A sonic essay consisting of field recordings, music, poems and anecdotes.
Very interesting ! Where can we see the photographs please?