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Walking and Memory Mapping with artist Marlene Creates
Canadian artist Marlene Creates has used memory mapping in her work since 1986—maps drawn both by her and by others for her. Memory maps are examples of alternative maps, also called participatory maps, counter maps, living maps, deep maps, and even radical maps. Every map tells a story and alternative maps tell alternative stories. In this presentation, Marlene will
Ambling Africans @Snape Maltings
Ambling African Women walking group was created in 2023 and are delighted to offer their very first guided walk for the Suffolk Walking Festival. Join the group on a very gentle amble and discover the very special landscapes around Snape Maltings of expansive reedbeds, the gently flowing River Alde, amazing birdlife, and some beautiful woodlands.
• Sunrise Sound Walk, Port Albert
Can you imagine listening near Lake Huron at dawn, or with the many species in a woodland trail? Our four Sunrise Sound Walks, led by Canadian environmental artist and composer Anne Bourne, will explore the Lake’s wave patterns, the complex resonance of its deep waters, tectonic currents, the shifting shoreline sands, and the many pulses
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Walking and Memory Mapping with artist Marlene Creates
Canadian artist Marlene Creates has used memory mapping in her work since 1986—maps drawn both by her and by others for her. Memory maps are examples of alternative maps, also called participatory maps, counter maps, living maps, deep maps, and even radical maps. Every map tells a story and alternative maps tell alternative stories. In this presentation, Marlene will
Ambling Africans @Snape Maltings
Ambling African Women walking group was created in 2023 and are delighted to offer their very first guided walk for the Suffolk Walking Festival. Join the group on a very gentle amble and discover the very special landscapes around Snape Maltings of expansive reedbeds, the gently flowing River Alde, amazing birdlife, and some beautiful woodlands.
• Sunrise Sound Walk, Port Albert
Can you imagine listening near Lake Huron at dawn, or with the many species in a woodland trail? Our four Sunrise Sound Walks, led by Canadian environmental artist and composer Anne Bourne, will explore the Lake’s wave patterns, the complex resonance of its deep waters, tectonic currents, the shifting shoreline sands, and the many pulses
• A sound walk co-created with children attending a winter forest school in Badock’s Wood, Southmead, North Bristol. The sound walk features natural sounds of the woodland, rhythms the children made there, local history and wild imaginings inspired by the woodland.
Hosted on the free geo-located sound app Echoes.
Credits
Children worked with forest school provider Mid Pie Explorers.
Sound design by Gill Simmons.
Created during a partnership project between Brave Bold Drama, Mud Pie Explorers and Southmead Development Trust.
Funded by Arts Council England.
Hosted by: Brave Bold Drama
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