#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

A painting/drawing of the characters Skulk & Guiser. — Skulk & Guiser’s Endgame – Phil Smith working with Helen Billinghurst as Crab & Bee

A mass of lines and marks of black pens across a long length of paper — Drawing Breath (Landscape) – Ruth Broadbent

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

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

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

A lighted match is struck at the site of a lost medieval gate in Sandwich, UK. — Libations for the Lost at Terminalia – Sonia Overall

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

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

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

Image of six paving slabs of varying dimensions, marked by cracks, lines and patination. — Untitled (Work in progress) – Steve Smith

The black and white image depicts a bare foot on grass from above. There is a feather in front of the foot. — An Audio Guide for the Complacent Walker – Sally Stenton

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

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

The black and white image shows grafitti on the brick base of Hungerford Bridge in London. There are barbed spikes in the foreground with clothing tangled up in them. — What I Did (Obsessive Killing Disorder) – Frank Molloy

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

A series of Jo Delafons’s ‘walk boxes’ presented as an installation. Each is a mixed media abstract interpretation of a walk taken on the South Downs by the artist during Lockdown. Their delicate construction emphasises our fragile relationship with nature and our environment, The box form evokes the rigid confines and restrictions of lockdown in contrast to the precious freedom of the walk evoked inside. Each box can be turned over by hand. — Lockdown Walk Boxes – Jo Delafons

Front cover of the artist book Walking Territory — Walking Territory – Andrew Howe

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

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

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

Load More You’ve reached the end of the gallery

#WalkCreate Gallery Online Launch – Wednesday 3 Nov 2021

Font Resize

Contrast

Accessibility by WAH