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Walking & Visual Arts

Hundreds of colourful silk pennants stretching into the distance, held by poles stuck in a yellow sand beach — Beach of Dreams – Ali Pretty with Kinetika

Two people (Corinne and Simon) sitting on a low wall. Between them is a string of antique postcards (displayed on the fence behind) picturing flowers. — Holding Courts: a walk in Kennington with Noble & King – Corinne Noble

A print of three photographs taken in situ: a line drawing onto tillroll placed on field grass, a pencil rubbing of quarry ground, an arm stretching up to catch sunlight in a glass sphere set against a blue sky. — Landlinks, A Walk 22 March 2020 – Ruth Broadbent

A small weave using mixed materials which are blue and grey. — Walking Weaves – Elspeth Penfold

A copper tag embossed with the word “Quiet” and mounted on wooden boardwalk — My Land is Quiet – Julie Brixey-Williams

A series of bark rubbings (approx 0.5 cm x 8 cm) in graphite on white paper, mounted on brown paper — SE15 Forest – Rachel Gomme

A watercolour drawing depicting a structure used to create pre-Roman settlements, work land and stage battle in the municipality of Filignano in Molise, Italy. The structure is gradually being subsumed by a process of re-wilding as the forest reclaims mountain terrain that had been cleared and used for small-scale agricultural production by local citizens. — Structures – Tracy Mackenna

A young woman leaps unfeasibly high between two flint stone walls in a woodland — Flickers – Outshift: Rachel Henson and Neil Manuell

A series of Jo Delafons’s ‘walk boxes’ presented as an installation. Each is a mixed media abstract interpretation of a walk taken on the South Downs by the artist during Lockdown. Their delicate construction emphasises our fragile relationship with nature and our environment, The box form evokes the rigid confines and restrictions of lockdown in contrast to the precious freedom of the walk evoked inside. Each box can be turned over by hand. — Lockdown Walk Boxes – Jo Delafons

a blue leaf in the centre of the frame against a green background — The Walk – Janette Kerr

Evocative charcoal drawing of a path through the woods with light filtering through the trees. — The Path Series – Liz Cotgreave

A cloudy sky is reflected in a rectangular puddle surrounded by tarmac. — Distance Drift: puddle window – Sonia Overall

A screenshot from a video that shows a hand pointing at a yellow black lives matter sticker on a post in the street. — Walking invitations and art with neurodivergent young people – Rik Fisher

A shot of the Greenway in Hackney – in the foreground is a sapling with white blossom and thorns on its branches. In the background out of focus is an area of grass and a number of people in winter coats are walking along a paved path. It is a bright sunny day. — Nine Years – Sarah Wishart and Nicholas Middleton

The image shows a street sign in Glasgow's Merchant City. The street name has been replaced by the word 'Ghosts'. — Ghosts – Adura Onashile & National Theatre of Scotland

Feet of a person walking from different angles — Walk Collage – Alisa Oleva

A discarded face covering on the grass — Briefly IN-TRANSIT – Rebekah Dean

DSC06972 red woollen strands tied to a branch — 10 Scores for a Wild City – Phil Smith working with Helen Billinghurst as Crab & Bee

A group of photographs of details of urban streets, used to promote the soundwalks — (Slightly) Relaxed Soundwalks – Debbie Kent and Alisa Oleva

The River’s Breathing artwork for the Avon Meadows Beauty and Utility project — The River’s Breathing – Andrew Howe

Earth-coloured rubbings on a paper folded into 12 squares. A black line appears over the squares. — Earth Day Walk – Åse Vikse

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