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Walking & Visual Arts

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

Artwork from publication Dr Skulk & Dr Guiser’s End Game — Dr Skulk & Dr Guiser’s End Game – Helen Billinghurst

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

One of the pages from the diary. Showing a mix of collage imagery, such as people walking in the street and building cranes. Also many words added with a typewriter, for example ‘peoples health before profit’ and ‘empty billboards’. — Drift Diary – Rik Fisher

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

A fireplace shop with lots of banners advertising sales and opening times. At the top of the gable the poster has a picture of Yul Bryner and the caption “yul save plenty etcetera etcetera etcetera” — March First Sunday – The LRM (Loiterers Resistance Movement)

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

A4 written list of activities. Coloured felt tip pens on light orange paper. — Things to do in your local park during first lockdown – Lydia Nightingale

A4 paper with instructions and 10 quiz questions typed on it. — The Ladybarn Park Quiz – Lydia Nightingale

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

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

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

Collation of images from different walks: dog at gate, map, walker and icebergs, hands on pebbles, don’t worry picture, steps down to the water of Leith in Edinburgh — Walk This Weekend – Tamsin Grainger

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

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

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 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 woman walking on a path alone — Safe/Unsafe – Alisa Oleva

A red brick wall, wild plants and weeds are growing at the bottom, an old Catherine Wheel firework is pinned to the wall — August First Sunday – The LRM (Loiterers Resistance Movement)

A big path through a park with trees in the distance, a young child with red trousers is standing on the path looking towards us with his hands behind his back and there is a bench a bit further away to the right of the path. — Moving Roots – Sara El Sheekh

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