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One Block Radius

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New Museum, Bowery, New York, NY, USA

The Everyday

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Trajets pendant un an d’une jeune fille du XVIe arrondissement

Trajects pendant un an d’une jeune fille du XVIe arrondissement maps one year of movements of a young woman studying political science, revealing a narrow triangular routine connecting her home, university, and piano teacher’s residence.

Paul-Henry Chombart de Lauwe
Walking piece

Walk to Work

Walk to Work by Bill Gilbert is part of the Physiocartographies series. He walked 50 miles from home to work, recording his journey with GPS, images, and sound, transforming the physical act of walking into maps, videos, and installations that capture the landscape.

Bill Gilbert
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Buenos Aires Tour

Buenos Aires Tour begins with a pane of glass smashed onto a city map, its cracks forming eight arbitrary routes. Guided by chance, texts, recordings, and found objects create an intimate portrait where the historic and the everyday meet.

Jorge Macchi
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The Granton Burn, from hill to sea

A series of walks in search of the Granton Burn, a river which is now only partially above ground. Old texts state it marked the western limit of the Granton bounday (Edinburgh).

Tamsin Grainger

The Everyday

Collection · 48 items
Sub-collection

video

Sub-collection · 35 items

Related

Walking piece

Trajets pendant un an d’une jeune fille du XVIe arrondissement

Trajects pendant un an d’une jeune fille du XVIe arrondissement maps one year of movements of a young woman studying political science, revealing a narrow triangular routine connecting her home, university, and piano teacher’s residence.

Paul-Henry Chombart de Lauwe
Walking piece

Walk to Work

Walk to Work by Bill Gilbert is part of the Physiocartographies series. He walked 50 miles from home to work, recording his journey with GPS, images, and sound, transforming the physical act of walking into maps, videos, and installations that capture the landscape.

Bill Gilbert
Walking piece

Buenos Aires Tour

Buenos Aires Tour begins with a pane of glass smashed onto a city map, its cracks forming eight arbitrary routes. Guided by chance, texts, recordings, and found objects create an intimate portrait where the historic and the everyday meet.

Jorge Macchi
Walking piece

The Granton Burn, from hill to sea

A series of walks in search of the Granton Burn, a river which is now only partially above ground. Old texts state it marked the western limit of the Granton bounday (Edinburgh).

Tamsin Grainger
Glowlab’s One Block Radius (2004) documented a Lower East Side block slated for the New Museum through walking tours, blogs, video, and interviews, creating a layered portrait of the area with perspectives from residents, workers, performers, and historians.

Artists Christina Ray and Dave Mandl – known as Glowlab – offered a walking tour and presentation of the Lower East Side block within which the new New Museum was to be built, based on their four-month study researching the area using a variety of tools and media such as blogs, video documentation, field recordings, and interviews.

One Block Radius, which continued through May 2004, provided an in-depth focus on this specific microcosm of New York City. This feature-rich urban record included personal perspectives from diverse sources such as city workers, children, street performers, and architectural historians. Engaging a variety of tools and media such as blogs, video documentation, field recordings, and interviews, Glowlab created a multi-layered portrait of the block as it had never been seen before. Ongoing documentation of the project was accessible on www.oneblockradius.org, which included audio and video clips, clickable maps, and blogs by artists and audiences invited to contribute to the project.”

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Details taken from the New Museum website.

Credits

Glowlab began as an artist-run initiative established by Christina Ray and David Mandl.

APA style reference

Glowlab (2004). One Block Radius. walk · listen · create. https://walklistencreate.org/walkingpiece/one-block-radius/
Submitted by: Dani Spadotto

lonning, lonnin

Cumbrian dialect term for ‘lane’ – but a quite specific lane. Lonnings are usually about half a mile long, low level and often with a farm at the end. Many have specific names known only to the local villagers. Hence, Bluebottle Lonning, Lovers Lonning, Fat Lonning, Thin Lonning, Squeezy Gut Lonning or Dynamite Lonning. In the north-east the spelling is lonnin and seems to refer more to an alley than a country lane. The Scottish equivalent is ‘loan’.

Added by Alan Cleaver
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