Walking. The creative and mindful space between one step and another | HERMAN BASHIRON MENDOLICCHIO
walking art
Visual March to Prespes. Walking as a contemplative process | YANNIS ZIOGAS
Urban Chaari | MANISHIKHA BAUL
Tracing a line through a fractured Palestine, from al-Arroub to Bethlehem | THAYER HASTINGS
Tracing the line of the aqueduct. Photo: Matteo Guidi
Journey. Shanghai / Suzhou / Xiamen | LUCIE CHAUSSON
The Augmented Walk: Unfolding the City’s Dimensions with Augmented Reality Artistic Interventions | LIRON EFRAT & GIOVANNA CASIMIRO
Introduction: Changing Realities
A Walking Piece | GUSTAF BROMS & TRISHULA LITTLER
on foot from Vendel Sweden to Odessa Ukraine
Came out of a longing to make a work with the formless.
New English Landscapes: Calvert Green | TOM JEFFREYS
Road, landfill, waste disposal – the new English landscape?
It Takes a Year to Walk Around the Sun | VICTORIA EVANS
A Soft Armour | MONIQUE BESTEN
suit & wood
Being-in-the-Breathable: an annotated walk | ROBERT BEAN & BARBARA LOUNDER
International Sokołowsko Festival of Ephemeral Art, Sokołowsko, Poland - July 23, 2017
Grafía de un camino de bosque | LUCA IDROBO
Descripción del proyecto
My Walking Life | GERARD O’BRIEN
This essay deals with my own experience of walking as art. ‘My Walking Life’, as I term this, in a sense began in 2011. In that year I undertook a series of walks in my then home city of Dundee, Scotland. Since that time I have been involved or authored a number of walking projects, as artworks. For the purpose of this piece I will however, stick with this first walk/work, which was entitled ‘Boundary’.
Boundary
Walking art meets art education: towards a synthesis of methods | DAFIOTIS PANAGIOTIS
‘…the art work is not a repository of meaning but a site for meaning-making’ (Addison, 1999, p.36)
