#WalkCreate Gallery

Audio/Sound Walks

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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

A group of photographs of details of urban streets, used to promote the soundwalks — (Slightly) Relaxed Soundwalks – Debbie Kent and Alisa Oleva

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

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

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

The 6 leaflets folded and arranged as they might appear on a gallery floor — The Lockdown Project – Karen Rann

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

Bridges – Sylvia Dow

Two people (the artists) walking through a road tunnel, sprinkling silt on the ground. — Erratic Drift: Alluvial Drift – Minty Donald and Nick Millar

Painting of the sea at Rhiw, from the cliff edge — Sea Shimmer 2021 – Maria Hayes

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

Poem Words, Numbers & Everything & Nothing In Between by Sarah-Clare Conlon — Words, Numbers & Everything & Nothing In Between – Sarah-Clare Conlon

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

In this long image, the artist’s shadow fills the bottom left quarter, concrete and light reflections are the top left and bottom right quarter, and the top left is the shadow of branches and leaves against an early morning blue sky with a quarter moon. — Lockdown Sound Works – Leon Clowes

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

An image of people picnicking on a golf course overlaid on an image of golfers. — Hollingbury Common – Outshift – Rachel Henson and Neil Manuell

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)

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 photocopy of one of the editions of The Usher. In it, we can see the popular R&B and pop star, Usher, with a photoshopped mask, and a regular column called ‘Who Fancies Who’, which invited contributions from people on the people they had seen out and about on their permitted exercise or trips to the shop. — The Usher – Susie Rose Dalton and Esmond Sage

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

A woman with a pram, standing in the middle of an empty road, with tall glass, concrete and stone buildings all around. — Perambulator – Clare Qualmann

A black and white image of scratched and indents as seen from above. — Ground Texture Recordings #103 – Lydia Halcrow

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#WalkCreate Gallery Online Launch – Wednesday 3 Nov 2021

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