Hello everybody

Thinking of all .

Taking the opportunity to make and scheme and sort .

I am lucky as we have a wee field behind us that I plan to pace out and see what journeys I can make then re- imagine  them.

Take care, keep creative in these challenging times.

As ever

Jez

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On 22 Mar 2020, at 13:48, Anthea Millier <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

Hi I hope yo feel better soon .... I live in Cheltenham England . I am a walking visual artist and print maker and free lance teacher but now work now ..... there is no difference to what you described to what it’s like here !   Keep well and in contact.     Anthea

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On 22 Mar 2020, at 13:17, Pam Patterson <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

Hi Alisa,

Count me in! 

I am in a small town in Canada teaching online now at my university and suspending WIA’s exhibits and performances . I am ill with the flu so am totally isolated in my tiny flat and will be for at least another week. 

The sun is shining, it is cold but spring is coming.... I hear my landlords - who live 250 KMs away in the big city - partying below with friends as the apartment is empty of tenants. They obviously are convinced that they are invincible. Snow birds return ... some equally convinced .... roam the town, the trails, searching for the entertainment fix. I try and find someone who can score and deliver toilet paper! 

My walking might be no more than a quick early morning dash to the garbage bins under the stairs..... thinking video or stills rather than score... a FB site? A blog? 

Pam in Picton 

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On Mar 22, 2020, at 5:33 AM, Alisa Oleva <[log in to unmask]> wrote:



dear all, 

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i am writing you from my room. self-isolation is new reality, walks in the streets involve distancing from passerbys. at least one meter. some hold their breaths as they pass you. in france you are only allowed to walk 20 minutes away from home.

all my projects and jobs were cancelled. i feel lost and disoriented. but i want to propose some scores for all of us. to stay connected. to keep tuning in. to keep noticing. 

i propose small scores: sometimes just for you to accomplish, sometimes to share with a partner, sometimes with the whole group. you don't need to respond to all the scores. choose the ones you resonate with. you can share your responses in our mutual googledocs or send it to me, or keep it to yourself. 

email me if you want to join. most of them will involve walking in some way.

best,

alisa

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