#WalkCreate Gallery

If you made any artworks using walking between 23 March 2020 and 21 May 2021 and would like to submit your work to the gallery please email the project team at walkcreate@glasgow.ac.uk

Audio/Sound Walks

Community-based Walks

Creative Interventions

Guided Walk/Walking Tours/Trails

Participatory Walks

Walking & Activism

Walking & Digital Media

Walking & Live Art/Performance Art

Walking & Performing Arts

Walking & Visual Arts

In this image Euan, a youngish white man wearing a blue shirt with a green buff around his neck stands laughing in front of a red traffic light in an urban street (in Paisley). — Adapting to Change – not panicky (Euan Hayton)

The Margate clock tower with a printed postage stamp and a qr code link — A Different Lens – Elspeth Penfold

Ravenscar at low tide reveals an extraordinary number of fossils, rocks and scaurs that tell stories about costal erosion. This image captures Claire performing an action with a boulder, Norwegian in Origin, which has been deposited here from the last ice age. — To the Rocks – Claire Hind

An Instagram post of a sunrise over a street with a row of Victorian houses on the right. On the left side of the image is a pavement running alongside the Racecourse Park. A large screen reads UK Government Message National Restrictions Are Now In Place You Must Stay At Home Follow Published Guidance Gov.uk/Coronavirus. On the other side of the post it reads: Blakewalks British Summer Time Season 2, Walk 3. A chilly morning in Northampton for my (now sanctioned) daily walk. Sharing the sunrise with @clarequalmann, @zoebladon, @chriswellington and @thetravelingtype_. From England to Germany on the same frozen terrain. I chatted (at a safe distance) with a woman who was concerned about being able to continue walking her dog. I think a cheeky second daily walk is in her future. — British Summer Time, Series 2 and 3 – Blake Morris

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

Collage created by Sally Stenton from responses to Walk No. 12. — Walks with[out] edges – Sally Stenton

A man ascends a stairway to the sky carrying a suitcase. The stairs are mired with barbed wire. — The Land’s Heart is Greater than its Map – Olivia Furber & Ramzi Maqdisi

Two similar images: A buggy with a baby inside, next to an image of a child in the same place as the original photo. — Maternity Leaves – Lizzie Philps

Composite image of recording site day 72 — Walking Contención Island – Martin P Eccles

A Filipina migrant domestic worker is shouting passionately into a megaphone at a protest — Home Makers – Ella Parry-Davies

One of the walking talking place project clusters is around trees and woodlands. This walk is a part of one of its initiatives to support the Nailsworth Town Council's tree planting program over the coming years. — Walking Talking Place – Walking the Land

A lighted match is struck at the site of a lost medieval gate in Sandwich, UK. — Libations for the Lost at Terminalia – Sonia Overall

a photograph of a paper clock without hands on an asphalt pavement. The text reads ‘Play the game’ in bright red capitals. — Play the game – Rik Fisher

In the still from the video Chloe, who is wearing white, leaps in the air across an area of grass in a public park. The sun is shining. There is an abandoned building on the left of her, and trees in front of her. — Freedom and Movement – not panicky (Chloe Maxwell)

An asian woman wearing headphones is looking at an illuminated billboard poster. It is dusk in a city, the poster shows a silhouette of an angel above a city scape. — Sara Shaarawi and Catrin Evans – Niqabi Ninja

Stalks of pale grasses against a blue sky — RAMBLES WITH NATURE KIT – Sheila Ghelani

20/52 An easel holding a picture of two boys and a dog in pyjamas in front of a fire. Overlaid on the picture is text reading: A Walk Around the Block / I get my inspiration from the streets / Merrie England / Solitary Walkers / recasting Romantic walking practices / 'to the agitation and unrest of our times' / a movement into an unknowable future / I'm more of a street fighter than a Roman scholar. — 52 Scores, Score 20 – Blake Morris

One of a series of images made by Susan Kester who during lockdown found an intensity of focus, both outside and in. “I began to include odd juxtapositions of objects and nature... a way for me to visualise the thought interruptions that come whilst walking.” — Sacred Space: two metre distancing – Walking the Land

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

We wanted a combination of photographic material from the actual plotted points on the route mixed with text, textures and manipulations that would surface some of the ideas running though the project – site, place, walking, time, the cosmos, the effects of the lockdown – and also the contingency of things we find out along the way. So, this might mean text sitting directly on an image as a caption, a slogan, a provocation, a reflection, a lyric; it might also mean the addition of a spectral object or shape to mark the co-ordinates on our map; it could also mean the mirroring, cloning or copying of certain details in the photograph, suggesting possibilities of other worlds, realities or narratives: ‘what if’s’. — Astronomical – Claire Hind & Gary Winters

The black and white image shows grafitti on the brick base of Hungerford Bridge in London. There are barbed spikes in the foreground with clothing tangled up in them. — What I Did (Obsessive Killing Disorder) – Frank Molloy

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