#WalkCreate Gallery

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Walking & Visual Arts

The image is a still from the film with white text overlayed onto images of the walk. The text reads “I search for you amongst the stones” — Shadows and Substance – Janette Kerr

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

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

Drawing made in situ of Afon Cynfal — Performing the Cynfal 2020 – Maria Hayes

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

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

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

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

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

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

Abstracted collage of water lilies and covid 19 virus — Covid Canal – Sheila MacNeill

The image depicts two silhouetted figure walking along a beach at low tide. The image is framed through what looks like a window or mirror. — Walking Oracle – Olga Masleinnikova

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 sunny field contains many square silk flags mounted on poles which illustrate stories about the Land of the Fanns area. — Land of the Fanns community mapping – Ali Pretty with Kinetika

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

The photograph shows St James’ school, with buddleia sprouting profusely over the front elevation. — The State of Education (2020) – Jenny Brownrigg

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

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

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

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

Two descending brushstrokes represent the slopes of a valley, where they meet in the centre of the image, the left slope overlaps the right. — Horizons are Important – Trevor H. Smith

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#WalkCreate Gallery Online Launch – Wednesday 3 Nov 2021

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