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Welcome to the website of the walking artists network. It’s for everyone who defines themselves as a walking artist, and everyone who is interested in walking as a mode of art practice, as well as related fields including, but not limited to, architecture, archaeology, anthropology, cultural geography, history, spatial design, urban design and planning.


Events and news are on the blog, the pages above have more information about the network’s background and development as well as a list of members. We also have a jisc-mail discussion list which you can subscribe to here: www.jiscmail.ac.uk/wan

welcome

Welcome to the website of the walking artists network. It's for everyone who defines themselves as a walking artist, and...
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welcome

Mapping from Australia to Greece with the Heart Maps project, by Amy Tsilemanis

With friends old and new We make our new keys To the maps that we see And the maps that...
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Mapping from Australia to Greece with the Heart Maps project, by Amy Tsilemanis

Walking Recipes for Supergau

Walking Recipes for Supergau read by Clare Qualmann I've just spent four days at the Supergau festival in Austria; the...
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Walking Recipes for Supergau

Walking Cappadocia: the town with two names, by Helen Billinghurst

Walking Cappadocia read by Helen Billinghurst Two days travel: train trips, security checks, two flights, a night in Istanbul, bus...
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Walking Cappadocia: the town with two names, by Helen Billinghurst

Drift:Memory|Myth

Drift:Memory|Myth read by Just Sewn Stories Lucy Lippard said, “Walking is the prime means by which to experience landscape and...
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Drift:Memory|Myth

Walking Home

Sara Bor's narration of the "Walking Home" blog post - part 1 Sara Bor's narration of the "Walking Home" blog...
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Walking Home

Walking and Mapping in London and Newport

Walking and Mapping in London and Newport read by Heidi Banes When you live in a big city, especially if...
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Walking and Mapping in London and Newport

Walking together the Watery Commons: common tools for interdependant artistic research

Walking Together the Watery Commons read by Charlie Fox This September InspiralLondon took a brief dip into the watery commons...
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Walking together the Watery Commons: common tools for interdependant artistic research

Moving through sound–by Harry Robert Wilson

Moving Through Sound read by Harry Robert Wilson Laura Fisher’sGoing Out/Going In is an audio performance for one person at...
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Moving through sound–by Harry Robert Wilson

Crossing: Walking as a Migrant

Crossing: Walking as a Migrant read by Ursula Troche What does walking (as an artform) mean when you're a migrant?...
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Crossing: Walking as a Migrant

Her Body Keeps Moving – by Laurie Thornton

Her Body Keeps Moving, read by Laurie Thornton ‘One gender disturbing message might be - in terms of both identity...
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Her Body Keeps Moving – by Laurie Thornton