#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

Walk 1 - Photo Credit: Hayley Whelan — Walk 1 – Hayley Whelan

The image depicts moonlight shining through reeds and grass — Drawing the hour – Eòghann Mac Colla

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 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 series of aerial photos showing a variety of natural and man-made items arranged in large mandala patterns on the ground — T100 Walking Festival – Ali Pretty with Kinetika

A self portrait of a woman leaning against a cow parsley plant the shadow of the plant hangs across her face. — #everydaypilgrimage – Emmie Alderson

Front cover of the artist book Frankwell in View — Frankwell in View – Andrew Howe

101 cylinders made from unfired white stoneware clay stretch off into the distance on a seafront wall. The cylinders are mostly the same size but some of them have clearly collapsed on the wheel or been dented when taking them off. The behind is a dusky pink. — Every waking moment – Susie Rose Dalton

Abstract landscape collage made using disposable face masks — Masking the Canal – Sheila MacNeill

Four women are standing together holding or reaching for leaves and twigs in their hands. They are facing inwards but each looking in a different direction. The leaves and twigs are in the middle of the image. In the background, in soft focus, there is a tree, grass and buildings as they are in a public park. — Yarmouth Springs Eternal – Genevieve Rudd in partnership with originalprojects

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

Feather, Leaf, china, lid. — Finders Keepers – Marsha Burke

Ceramic graffiti with the artists hand seeming to pour from a golden teapot onto a tile with the word ‘Thought’ written on it. — Window – Louise McVey

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

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

Amber and Ellen made the video of their walk, to record their conversation about a how a carbon neutral landscape can bring many benefits. — Sharing Our Views: envisioning a carbon neutral landscape in the Stroud Valleys – Walking the Land

The image depicts the words ‘this is something that you used to do’, made from unfired porcelain clay in small, delicate words. The words are stuck to a stone wall under a bridge — Untitled (Unfired porcelain sentences) – Susie Rose Dalton

A person in her room, in the act of undressing. — Windows by the street – Giada Maestra

A black and white image of a series of graphite imprints of crushed cans and tins laid onto paper in a circular formation. — Debris Walks #3 (lockdown 1) – Lydia Halcrow

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

Small, hanging item made from birch twigs woven together. — Find-woven – Miranda Jean Walsh (aka Fluffgar)

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