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Walking & Visual Arts

Helen and Phil (with reindeer antler) by fire on Teats Hill slipway. — Coxside Smoke Signal (final action) – Phil Smith working with Helen Billinghurst as Crab & Bee

The image depicts 3 pocketbooks lying open. Each book contains colourful abstract drawings documenting the elements from each walk. — Pocket Books (i-iii) – D.L.Stubbs

A map-like drawing on paper, with pen and wash and traces of the ground of the puddle. — Puddle World I – Ruth Broadbent

Composite digital image with vertical superimposed x-ray image of foot over gridded landscape image — Metatarsal Walks – Shirley Chubb

A swing hangs below an oak tree, looking out across a wide river — As Above So Below – Carolyn Black

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 women walk across the road towards the camera. On the left the woman wears a Snoopy Hat; on the right she wears an upside-down fast- food bucket as a hat with a mask and curled red ribbons. — HATS ON! – A Lockdown Performance – Ann-Marie LeQuesne

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

Image shows documentation of a performance with posted seawater, a Gnomic projection route between the Uk and Canada and a photography taken through a Sextant by Carly Butler. — S Project – Gudrun Filipska and Carly Butler

The image depicts a poem written in black pen on a stone pebble. The poem reads ‘A butterfly chases a butterfly out to sea’. — Pebble Poems – Jim Young

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

Ongoing series of composite images, each featuring four details of walking environments such as stones; trees; erosions; feathers; animals — Four Walks – Shirley Chubb

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

A line of 60x60mm cards with text and drawings on describing my walks each day. — Collection of Lockdown Walks – Imogen Spencer

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

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

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

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

Composite digital image of walk surfaces in 5 x 5 grid formation — Five Walks – Shirley Chubb

The image depicts a woman jumping over a low fence in the woods. She wears a rucksack and waterproof jacket. — Walk with Me – Emily Taylor

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

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