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Sydney Gardens Bath Tree Weekender
Rethinking Cities and the Museum of Walking are delighted to have been commissioned by the Sydney Gardens Project at Bath & North East Somerset Council to devise the programme of events for its Tree Weekender this coming weekend (27 & 28 November). We are encouraging people to join a range of walks and creative sessions in the gardens and have an online programme
• Mindfulness on the Go
Celebrating NOW Live Events Margate Bookie at Turner Contemporary, Margate CT9 1HG NOW Live events stimulate the senses and lighten the mind with some of the UK’s most inspiring artists and speakers. This year we are focusing on ‘home’; what home really means to you, how you might feel more at home in yourself, and how we can take these feelings with us everywhere we go. Come and explore
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The Impressionists and the art of walking mindfully
The flâneur, observer and stroller of the city streets, parks and gardens was depicted in the art of Manet and the Impressionists. Hear a talk by Jo Rhymer from the National Gallery about representations of the flâneur in 19th-century French painting before experiencing the role of detached observer yourself, in a walk led by Mel Sutton and Andrew Stuck, from the Museum of Walking. Discover how
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Sydney Gardens Bath Tree Weekender
Rethinking Cities and the Museum of Walking are delighted to have been commissioned by the Sydney Gardens Project at Bath & North East Somerset Council to devise the programme of events for its Tree Weekender this coming weekend (27 & 28 November). We are encouraging people to join a range of walks and creative sessions in the gardens and have an online programme
• Mindfulness on the Go
Celebrating NOW Live Events Margate Bookie at Turner Contemporary, Margate CT9 1HG NOW Live events stimulate the senses and lighten the mind with some of the UK’s most inspiring artists and speakers. This year we are focusing on ‘home’; what home really means to you, how you might feel more at home in yourself, and how we can take these feelings with us everywhere we go. Come and explore
• The Impressionists and the art of walking mindfully
The flâneur, observer and stroller of the city streets, parks and gardens was depicted in the art of Manet and the Impressionists. Hear a talk by Jo Rhymer from the National Gallery about representations of the flâneur in 19th-century French painting before experiencing the role of detached observer yourself, in a walk led by Mel Sutton and Andrew Stuck, from the Museum of Walking. Discover how
• Walking brings many benefits including helping people to ‘clear their heads’ and take time to think, contemplate and meditate. Andrew Stuck at the Museum of Walking has been bringing together the skills of experts in creativity, meditation, mindfulness and yoga practice, and applying these to our own walking practice.
Working with Mel Sutton, homeopath, yoga teacher, mindfulness coach and meditation instructor, we co-developed walkshops in which participants learned ways to quieten their minds through controlling their breath, practicing simple yoga movements and rhythmic walking.
- Mindfulness amongst Trees (2014) – for the Mayor of London – Greenwich Park, London
- Mindfulness through Movement (2015) – short course over 6 weeks at Brockwell Park, London
- Mindfulness through Movement – the creative breakthrough (2016) – Bayes Business School, London – part of London Creativity and Wellbeing Week
- Mindfulness on the Go (2016) – Turner Contemporary, Margate – part of the Margate Bookie
- Mindfulness in Nature (2016) – commissioned by Trees for Cities staff development – Ruskin Park, London
- Picking up the Pieces (2015) – Russia Dock Woodland, London – part of London Creativity and Wellbeing Week
- The Impressionists and the art of walking mindfully – National Gallery, London
- Walking your way to creative thinking (2015) – with charity Greenwich MIND in Greenwich Park, London
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