Walking Recipes for Supergau
I’ve just spent four days at the Supergau festival in Austria; the second edition of a rural arts biennial, that makes a different ‘gau’ (region...
Tag: walking art
Crossing: Walking as a Migrant
What does walking (as an artform) mean when you’re a migrant? Crossing place, and places, spaces and land, over and over again, each time in...
Her Body Keeps Moving – by Laurie Thornton
‘One gender disturbing message might be – in terms of both identity and place – ‘keep moving!’’ (Doreen Massey) [1] During my studies, I readily...
Researching Walking as Art Practice
I want to know more about my own experience of walking. So I need to walk. I want to contextualise my walking within existing ideas...
Audio Walk: The Missing Voice (Case Study B) – Review
With a mysterious atmosphere and a cinematic feeling, The Missing Voice shows you the dark side of the busy city of London. I would describe...
Women Walking Towards Women and for Women
Monday 8th March 2021 Monday 8th March is International Women’s Day. London-based artist Alisa Oleva has posted an open invitation on the Walking Artist’s Network mailing list to celebrate the day “by walking to a...
Walking Contención Island
by Martin P Eccles By mid-March 2020 the approach of lockdown was heralded. I had cut short a visit in Galway in advance of the...
British Summer Time: Sunrise Walks
In 2019 I started greeting the time change with a week of sunrise walks. I invited anyone from anywhere in the world to join me:...
Walking together apart: Sunday lockdown walks
Sonia Overall: Distance Drift Distance Drift is a form of interactive walk I have developed for playful, collaborative, communal walking during lockdown. It is a...
WALKING WOMEN – Call for contributions
Dear all, We hope you have seen the ‘save the date’ message about the WALKING WOMEN programme of events, taking place in London, Somerset House (16th/17th July) and...