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Walking piece 2001

Where we come from

Where we come from
Palestine

creating encounters

Collection · 66 items

history

10 sub-collections · 282 items

occupation

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Palestine

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An evening with Ann de Forest, Sterling Duns and Nathaniel Popkin, reading from Ways of Walking

The Schuylkill Falls Branch of the Free Library of Philadelphia presents an evening of readings from contributors to Ways of Walking (New Door Books, 2022), an anthology that asks "is walking a subversive act?"

Ann de Forest
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The Road: All that has arisen along the way

Christopher Hadley, the acclaimed author of Hollow Places, takes us on a lyrical journey into this past, retracing and searching for an elusive Roman road that sprang from one of the busiest road hubs in Roman Britain.

Andrew Stuck
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Playing Apart

Playing Apart dispersed a 90-piece marching band across Denver, each member individually playing “We’re Not Going to Take It” while moving through the city, forming a fragmented yet collective protest that intersected with Occupy Denver.

Lee Walton Jon Rubin
Walking piece

Groote Kerk | Slawelosie

Walking from the Groote Kerk to the Slawelosie and back to the Groote Kerk. Performed in Cape Town, South Africa.

J.M. Otto

creating encounters

Collection · 66 items

history

10 sub-collections · 282 items

occupation

Collection · 4 items

Regions

Palestine

Country · 1 sub-regions · 16 items

Related

walkingevent

An evening with Ann de Forest, Sterling Duns and Nathaniel Popkin, reading from Ways of Walking

The Schuylkill Falls Branch of the Free Library of Philadelphia presents an evening of readings from contributors to Ways of Walking (New Door Books, 2022), an anthology that asks "is walking a subversive act?"

Ann de Forest
walkingevent

The Road: All that has arisen along the way

Christopher Hadley, the acclaimed author of Hollow Places, takes us on a lyrical journey into this past, retracing and searching for an elusive Roman road that sprang from one of the busiest road hubs in Roman Britain.

Andrew Stuck
video

Playing Apart

Playing Apart dispersed a 90-piece marching band across Denver, each member individually playing “We’re Not Going to Take It” while moving through the city, forming a fragmented yet collective protest that intersected with Occupy Denver.

Lee Walton Jon Rubin
Walking piece

Groote Kerk | Slawelosie

Walking from the Groote Kerk to the Slawelosie and back to the Groote Kerk. Performed in Cape Town, South Africa.

J.M. Otto
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Palestinian artist Emily Jacir used her American passport to fulfill requests from Palestinians who could not travel freely due to Israeli restrictions.

Palestinian artist Emily Jacir used her American passport to fulfill requests from Palestinians who could not travel freely due to Israeli restrictions. The project involved Jacir walking in both Israeli and Palestinian territories to carry out tasks like visiting a grave, playing football with a child, or simply walking on a beach. This work used the act of walking and crossing boundaries to highlight issues of mobility, access, and occupation.

APA style reference

Jacir, E. (2001). Where we come from. walk · listen · create. https://walklistencreate.org/walkingpiece/where-we-come-from/
Submitted by: Babak Fakhamzadeh

architect-walker

A person who walks with architecture in mind, and who thinks, moves and (re)configures the world accordingly.

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