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Walking Art Now: A Survey of Australian Walking Art

Captured - the Darter on the Lake

Gympie Regional Gallery, Queensland, 17 July – 27 August

Walking is more than putting one foot after another with a destination in mind. It’s an active process subject to chance; we don’t know what we’ll discover along the way, what will be observed, remembered, imagined. For the 32 artists in WALKING ART NOW, walking is essential to creative practice, traversing paths through landscapes that are physical and cerebral.This exhibition, the third for the Australian Walking Artists, offers an opportunity for wandering, exploring the world of walking art and the fascinating terrains covered by the artists.

Join some of our artists at the opening event, 10.30am Saturday 18 July to celebrate.
Keep an eye out on our socials for a program of artist talks and other activities.

Gympie Regional Gallery
39 Nash Street Gympie Queensland

Open Tuesday – Friday 10am – 4pm. Saturday 10am – 2pm. Closed Sundays and Public Holidays.

WALKING ART NOW features the work of artists:
1. Lisa Behan
2. Renata Buziak
3. Patricia Casey
4. Alex Chadwick
5. Lisa Chandler
6. Helle Cook
7. Sue Davis
8. Joolie Gibbs
9. Melinda Hunt
10. Annelies Jahn
11. Lisa Jones
12. Rosie Lloyd-Giblett
13. Victoria Lovecchio
14. Matti
15. Bea Mowson
16. Annette Nykiel
17. Sandra Pearce
18. Perdita Phillips
19. Alison Rogers
20. Jill Sampson
21. Anke Stäcker
22. Marni Stuart
23. Bianca Tainsh
24. Harlinah Teoh
25. Amy Tsilemanis
26. Nicole Voevodin-Cash
27. Molly Wagner
28. Tanya Wallace
29. Leanne Wicks
30. Therese Gabriel Wilkins
31. Meg Williams
32. Ainslie Murray

Hosts

Molly Wagner

Molly Wagner

(Australia) 
Melinda Hunt

Melinda Hunt

Presence through walking and drawing (Australia) 
walkingbush

walkingbush

(Australia) 
Marni Stuart

Marni Stuart

Walking surface pattern designer (Australia) 
Amy Tsilemanis

Amy Tsilemanis

Cross-artform adventures (Australia) 
Nicole Voevodin-Cash

Nicole Voevodin-Cash

Generative Drawer (Australia) 
Leanne Wicks

Leanne Wicks

(Australia) 

Ainslie

(Australia) 

Supported by

Australian Walking Artists Inc.

Australian Walking Artists is an evolving collective of artists who walk as a method of creative investigation and artistic production.
Amy TsilemanisMolly WagnerKim V. Goldsmith
Free

17 Jul - 27 Aug, 2026
17 Jul - 27 Aug, 2026

39 Nash Street, Gympie Queensland, Australia
Sub-collection

Group exhibition

Sub-collection · 4 items
Sub-collection

Walking Art

Sub-collection · 143 items
Sub-collection

Walking as Artistic Practice

Sub-collection · 63 items

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