THREE WALKSHOPS IN AND AROUND THE QUEEN ELIZABETH OLYMPIC PARK
SUNDAY MAY 17 11 am – 4pm
Whether inspired by radical pedestrianism, the French Situationists, green
politics or a concern with historical heritage ( and sometimes by a
combination of the lot) alternative walks, trails and guided tours are
proliferating all over London. This event invites participants to take a
step back and reflect on the ideological and aesthetic starting points for
these various expeditionary geographies by joining one of three walks
in and around Olympic Park, each with its own distinctive perspective. The
walks will be led by a team of experienced practitioners , from natural
and cultural history to architectural and landscape interpretation , and
social media sampling, all of whom have special interest in the Olympic Park
. Guides include Toby Butler (History Workshop), Richard White (Social
Media Artist), Nick Edward (Fundamental Architectural Inclusion) , Hilary
Powell (environmental artist) and Bob Gilbert ( environmental historian) .
The event will start at the View Tube ( near to Pudding Mill Lane Station
(DLR - turn left out of the station and follow the signs to the Park) and
end at Timber Lodge Cafe with time out for a picnic (bring your own if you
want). After lunch there will be a screening of John Rogers’s film The
London Permambulator introduced by its central figure, Nick Papadimitriou,
followed by a panel discussion with our team of guides.
£10 or £5 concessions Booking is essential as places are limited. Go to
http://bitly.com/1Etcrtb
Further details on livingmaps website :www.livingmaps.org.uk
Phil Cohen
LivingMaps Events Curator
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Topics of the week:
1. Bodies of the City - Workshop Reminder - 9th May
2. Walking Inside Out - First Book Talk 14th May
3. Please join us for a free playful walk in Peterborough on 9th May 2-4
starting from Metal- the details
4. Symposium: Performing Urban Archives
5. Walking Visionaries Awards - Submission prolonged to 24 May
6. Step by Step (3) An interdisciplinary seminar with a focus on walking,
20th May 6pm
7. Wonderlust: Hosts needed for walking arts project
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Date: Mon, 4 May 2015 12:15:34 +0000
From: Cara Davies <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: Bodies of the City - Workshop Reminder - 9th May
***Apologies for any cross-posting***
The Bodies of the City; Towards a Duet with Milton Keynes Saturday May 9th
2015 GROUNDWORK Workshop and Sharing Invite Tracing the Pathway are
delighted to invite you to a workshop and celebratory sharing that will mark
the end of Site Artist Beatrice Jarvis' time at Milton Keynes Arts Centre.
THE WORKSHOPThe Bodies of the City; Towards a Duet with Milton Keynes9th May
12pm-5pm£5 including lunch and dinner* This workshop will turn Milton Keynes
into a live urban laboratory, to investigate and explore the body’s
relationship to this new city, through methods of expanded choreography and
town planning design. Drawing upon her historical connections to Milton
Keynes, Beatrice Jarvis will craft the influence of her father and mother’s
roles in the Milton Keynes Development Corporation, where they were involved
in the planning and designing of public spaces and the naming of streets in
the town, as a springboard to guide participants’ exploration, understanding
and navigation of urban sites. Using photography, creative writing, drawing
and movement, the workshop specifically invites participants to explore the
interface between body, personal histories and the urban environment.
Framing the body as a vessel of memories and experience Jarvis will lead
participants through a series of exercises and movement scores to develop
counter cartographies of personal narratives and discover new modes of
engaging with the city. *We invite our workshop participants to stay on to
the celebratory sharing at which they will be provided with a voucher for
dinner. Workshop Tickets Can Be Ordered Here:
www.brownpapertickets.com/event/1409458
THE CELEBRATORY SHARING9th May 6.30pm-9pmFree The sharing is an opportunity
to learn about the artworks and research being conducted by Beatrice during
her stay on site at Milton Keynes Arts Centre. Beatrice will offer a sharing
of the work she has been carrying out on site, as an invitation to engage in
a conversation about the ideas embedded in her work. The evening will also
include a sonic performance by Aaron James, and a dialogue with some members
of the original Milton Keynes Development Corporation is tbc shortly. Food
will be available to purchase from the wonderful Janet's Woodfired Pizzas
alongside a donation bar. THIS EVENT IS FREE AND OPEN TO ALL BEATRICE
JARVISBeatrice is an urban space creative facilitator, choreographer, and
researcher. She utilizes key concepts of choreography and visual arts
methodologies to develop original research on the connections between
choreography and urban cultures, developing heightened socio-cultural
responses to the urban realm. Her practice merges essential techniques in a
sociological framework of critical perspectives, cultivating a unique stance
to practice based research. Beatrice is currently a visiting lecturer at
various town planning and architecture departments in London and wider
afield in Europe developing a platform for the conceptual and physical
integration of urban planning, sociology and choreography, leading to
practical social creative implementation and curation. Beatrice is keen to
create platforms social interaction using urban wastelands, conflict zones
and areas of social and cultural transformation, using reflections on urban
habitation as a creative resource. GROUNDWORK Groundwork is a pioneering
practice-led research project developed by Tracing the Pathway in
collaboration with Milton Keynes Arts Centre. It offers artists the
opportunity to spend a short period of time based at Milton Keynes Arts
Centre as ‘Site Artists’, fully immersed in the local community, landscape
and culture. In this position they will develop stimulating creative
opportunities through which to simultaneously celebrate and debate the
cultural heritage of a city.
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from London Euston, 55 minutes from Birmingham New Street and 1hr 40 minutes
from Manchester Piccadilly.
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Date: Tue, 5 May 2015 15:22:14 +0100
From: Tina Richardson <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: Walking Inside Out - First Book Talk 14th May
Hello All,
I have the first book talk booked. It will be in Leeds on the 14th of May,
please come if you are free and local. Here are all the details:
http://particulations.blogspot.co.uk/2015/05/book-talk-in-leeds-walking-inside-out.html
I have another 4 lined up and will keep you informed of the dates/venues.
Thanks.
All the best, Tina
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Cultural Theory and Urban Semiology
website: www.schizocartography.org
blog: www.particulations.blogspot.com
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Date: Tue, 5 May 2015 15:46:44 +0100
From: Idit Nathan <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: Please join us for a free playful walk in Peterborough on 9th May
2-4 starting from Metal- the details
Dear Walking artists
I am working with in collaboration with Helen Stratford on an app
development project Play the City Now or Never. Through a series of playful
walks in Peterebrough this spring and Southend on Sea next year we will
develop an app which will invite anyone who downloads it to play the city as
they walk.
We are holding our first public walk this Saturday 9th May - details and
booking links below.
Please join us if you are around and/or circulate to anyone you think might
be free and local.
With all best wishes
Idit and Helen
www.playthecitynowornever.com
Your chance to PLAY PETERBOROUGH – now or never!
New mobile app will encourage residents and visitors alike to explore our
city
Two artists planning a new mobile App to encourage people to see parts of
Peterborough in a new light are appealing to local people to help them with
memories, stories and their views on their city.
Play Peterborough Now Or Never! is a playful App for mobile devices that
takes people on an interactive ‘live art’ journey around the city to
experience and engage with it in a fresh, imaginative and mischievous way
(and to encourage visitors to explore) – and local people are wanted to
contribute to its creation.
The App will use innovative geo mapping technologies in combination with
everyday mobile devices to give users visual and audio prompts suggesting
specific actions or tasks as they walk around the city. These prompts will
encourage them to look, listen, think and interact with other people, with
the result that they will see a familiar landscape in a whole new light.
Play Peterborough Now Or Never! is the brainchild of artists Helen Stratford
and Idit Nathan. They have been researching how we interact with inner city
open spaces and how redevelopment and changed use of public areas affect us
and the way we see our towns and cities. The App will be launched and
available as a free download at the Peterborough Arts Festival in September
2015 but before then Helen and Idit are looking for local people to help
with research to create the App’s content.
Helen said ‘Local knowledge and ideas are central to the development of the
App so we really hope people will join us to help create something that’s
really relevant to the city. We're really excited at the prospect of
creating an App that is free, fun and playful’. Idit added ‘All over the
country our cities and landscapes are being redeveloped and they are
becoming increasingly regulated and taken away from common use. We strongly
believe one of the best ways to reclaim them, before it’s too late, is to
walk and play them together’
In April they are meeting with community groups and local artists to start
the ball rolling. From early May they’ll be organising a series of public
events for residents to contribute their own thoughts and ideas. These will
be inspiring and participatory walks around selected parts of Peterborough
using props, prompts and games to encourage people to share their memories
and stories about their city. In turn this information will be used to
create the App.
The first public walk to gather stories is on 9 May with a subsequent one on
6 June. Everyone is welcome and the artists hope that some of the same
people will also be able to join them for a further App testing session walk
on 27 June. All walks start at 2pm and last around 2 hours beginning at
Chauffeur's Cottage St Peter's Road, Peterborough PE1 1YX. Places can be
booked via www.playthecitynowornever.com
Helen and Idit are interested in our urban environment and the ways that we
interact with public spaces. For the past three years they have collaborated
on projects across visual and live art, all of which share an engagement
with spaces and how people interact with them in playful and entertaining
ways. Play Peterborough Now Or Never! is the first in a series of Apps that
they plan to develop in different conurbations around the country. Plans are
already at an advanced stage to take the idea to Southend in 2016.
Play Peterborough Now Or Never! is being developed in partnership with METAL
an artistic laboratory in Peterborough with bases in Southend and Liverpool.
It is supported using public funding by Arts Council England, METAL and
Peterborough Presents Peterborough’s Creative People & Places programme.
Idit Elia Nathan
On Landscape #2 at Materia Gallery, Rome, April 17 - May 16
Please Watch U R You Head (Book Launch), July 23, MIT Gallery, London
Play the City Now or Never!
website
research
blog
Mob: ++44 (0)772 8369033
Skype idit.nathan1
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Date: Wed, 6 May 2015 08:10:35 +0000
From: Cecilie Sachs Olsen <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: Symposium: Performing Urban Archives
Dear walking artists,
please find info below about an exciting event taking place at Queen Mary
University of London in June.
As part of the event, the artist collective zURBS will provide an urban
exploration based on walking as a tool for research.
Would be great to see you there!
All the best,
Cecilie
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Symposium
Performing Urban Archives
Wednesday 10 June 2015
10.00 - 18.00
Queen Mary University of London, Arts Two, Film&Drama Studio, Mile End Road,
E14NS London
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Free, booking required, lunch included
“A description of Zaira as it is today should contain all Zaira’s past. The
city, however, does not tell its past, but contains it like the lines of a
hand, written in the corners of the streets, the gratings of the windows,
the banisters of the steps, the antennae of the lightning rods, the poles of
the flags, every segment marked in turn with scratches, indentations,
scrolls.”(Italo Calvino, Invisible Cities)
Performing Urban Archives will explore how seeing the city as an archive can
open up for alternative urban imaginaries that investigate what urban space
is and means.
Traces of use attesting to our presence and absence (graffiti, footprints,
handrails rubbed naked of paint, stains, dropped groceries) are perpetually
erased in the current urban realm due to a desire for perfect materiality
sustained by new, shiny and glossy commodities. As a result, we cannot
associate ourselves with practices of preceding users and are sensually
alienated from urban space. Hence there is a need for a field of enquiry
that involves a renewed sensitivity to the material fabric of the present
and attention to those traces that signal our presence. How can seeing the
city-as-archive provide a helpful methodological approach in this regard?
* Keynote dialogue between artist Richard Wentworth and Michael
Sheringham (Oxford)
* Performance lecture by Johanna Linsley (Roehampton), with Emma Bennett
(QMUL)
* Urban exploration by international artist collective zURBS
* Panel discussion with Kathy Beswick (QMUL), Joseph Kohlmaier (London
MET) and Harriet Hawkins (Royal Holloway)
* Chairs: David Pinder and Jen Harvie (QMUL)
* Organized by: Cecilie Sachs Olsen (QMUL)
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Date: Wed, 6 May 2015 12:03:14 +0200
From: Walking Visionaries Awards <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: Walking Visionaries Awards - Submission prolonged to 24 May
Dear WAN members,
We have prolonged the submission deadline for the Walking Visionaries
Awards <http://walk21vienna.com/visionaries/> up to 24 may.
Please have a look at the already submitted projects
<http://walk21vienna.com/visionaries/submitted-projects/>. Many
interesting projects have already been submitted for the "Walking and
the Arts" category
<http://walk21vienna.com/?dg_voting_taxonomy=walking_and_the_arts>.
Please let us know if you have any questions.
With best regards,
Florian
Walk21 Vienna Team
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*Walking Visionaries Awards*
The Walking Visionaries Awards <http://walk21vienna.com/visionaries/>
invite individuals, collectives, students, planners, researchers,
artists, NGOs, etc. from all over the world to share their ideas,
projects and visions, big and small, for fulfilling the potentials of
walking for liveable communities.
The submission for the Walking Visionaries Awards will be open until 24
May. Submissions will be published on the Awards' website
<http://walk21vienna.com/visionaries/submitted-projects/> to form an
inspiring collection of approaches for how to foster walkability and
liveable communities. From June 16-26 an online voting and a jury vote
will choose a minimum of 30 winners to receive a free ticket for Walk21
Vienna.
The Walking Visionaries Awards are creative and diverse as you can see
from the award categories:
* Advocacy, Campaigning and Social Projects
<http://walk21vienna.com/?dg_voting_taxonomy=advocacy_campaigning_and_social_projects>
* Walking 2.0 and Future Mobility
<http://walk21vienna.com/?dg_voting_taxonomy=walking_2-0_and_future_mobility>
* Walking and the Arts
<http://walk21vienna.com/?dg_voting_taxonomy=walking_and_the_arts>
* Fashion and Walking Gear
<http://walk21vienna.com/?dg_voting_taxonomy=fashion_and_walking_gear>
* Planning and Design for Liveable Public Spaces
<http://walk21vienna.com/?dg_voting_taxonomy=planning_and_design_for_liveable_public_spaces>
The submissions can be done directly on the website
<http://walk21vienna.com/visionaries/submission/> of the Walking
Visionaries Awards.
We would kindly ask you to help us spread the word about the Walking
Visionaries Awards.
If you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact us.
Thank you very much.
PS: Sorry for any cross-postings!
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Date: Thu, 7 May 2015 09:15:42 +0000
From: Clare Qualmann <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: Step by Step (3) An interdisciplinary seminar with a focus on
walking, 20th May 6pm
The Footwork Research Group and UEL’s Centre for Performing Arts Development
(CPAD) invite you to
Step by Step (3)
An interdisciplinary seminar with a focus on walking
Wednesday 20th May, 6pm - 8.30pm at UEL’s USS building, 1 Salway Road,
Stratford, London, E15 1NF
Clare Qualmann
Jennie Middleton
Sara Wookey
This seminar is the third in a short series bringing together artists and
researchers from across disciplines whose work uses, addresses, results in,
or engages with walking.
The speakers hail from backgrounds in fine art, cultural geography, and
dance respectively but share common threads in the way their work addresses
differential mobilities, public space, walking as transport, and the
everyday.
There will be wine and nibbles, and time for discussion following the
presentations.
The seminar is free but places are limited – please book here:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/step-by-step-3-an-interdisciplinary-seminar-with-a-focus-on-walking-tickets-16884680534
Clare Qualmann is an artist (and part time Senior Lecturer in Performing
Arts at UEL) working across a wide range of media; from drawing and
sculpture to text-works and live art events (often in the form of walks). As
part of the collective walkwalkwalk she has created walks as site specific
performances, as live art events and as research method for developing text,
installation, film, audio and performance works. Clare will speak about
Perambulator a walking project with prams, most recently produced for
Deveron Arts in Huntly (Scotland). Working from an auto-ethnographic
standpoint the project explores gendered spaces, maternal narratives and
shifting identities, inequality and mobilities. Clare is a founder member of
the Walking Artists Network, and currently holds AHRC funding to facilitate
its development.
http://www.clarequalmann.co.uk
http://www.huntlyperambulator.wordpress.com
Dr Jennie Middleton is a Senior Research Fellow in the Transport Studies
Unit in the School of Geography and the Environment at Oxford University.
Prior to this she has held lecturing posts in human geography at Plymouth
University and Kingston University. Whilst having a background in urban,
social and cultural geography Jennie’s research strongly relates to the
field of mobilities and transport research. Her current research explores
everyday urban mobility, particularly people’s mobile experiences on foot,
and the implications of this for urban and transport policy. Jennie will
speak on the walkable city, drawing on both previously published research,
and projects that are under development.
http://www.tsu.ox.ac.uk/people/jmiddleton
Sara Wookey is an American dancer and choreographer based in London. She is
interested in the ways that performance and publics interact and, more
specifically, how dance enlivens the social in intimate, playful and
engaging ways. Sara will speak about her work as a consultant for the Art
Program at the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority
(2012-2014) where she programmed cultural events to draw people onto public
transit, including Metro Art Moves You a series of public art walking tours
throughout Los Angeles County.
http://sarawookey.com
Footwork is an AHRC funded research group attached to the Walking Artists
Network (WAN). WAN is for everyone who defines themselves as a walking
artist, and everyone who is interested in walking as a mode of creative
practice, in fields including (but not limited to) architecture,
archaeology, anthropology, cultural geography, history, spatial design,
urban design and planning.
https://footworkwalk.wordpress.com
http://www.walkingartistsnetwork.org
<http://www.walkingartistsnetwork.org/>
The Centre for Performing Arts Development (CPAD) at the University of East
London (UEL) is focused on developing original and innovative research in
Performing Arts including Drama, Theatre & Performance Studies, Music, Dance
and Creative Writing with a particular emphasis on socially engaged
practices, performance philosophy and cultures, practice-based research,
digital and interdisciplinary research.
Hope to see you there!
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/step-by-step-3-an-interdisciplinary-seminar-with-a-focus-on-walking-tickets-16884680534
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Clare Qualmann FHEA
Institute for Performing Arts Development
University of East London
USS 3.05
1 Salway Road
London
E15 1NF
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http://www.walkwalkwalk.org.uk<http://www.walkwalkwalk.org.uk/>
http://www.walkingartistsnetwork.org
http://footworkwalk.wordpress.com
http://huntlyperambulator.wordpress.com
I am part time and normally work Tuesday - Thursday
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Date: Thu, 7 May 2015 12:54:59 +0100
From: Becki Nevin <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: Wonderlust: Hosts needed for walking arts project
Hello All,
Myself and fellow artist Emma Lewis-Jones are embarking on a 296 mile
journey: walking the entire coast of Cornwall as part of our interactive
community orientated professional performance project 'Wonderlust'.
Each day, joined by a roster of visiting artists, we will be creating 2
minutes of performance material, inspired by the landscape, which
accumulates over time to create a 'performed map', connecting disparate
communities with a sense of the Cornish coast as a whole.
We are looking for generous hosts to put us up for the night in return for a
tasty evening meal.
If you or anyone you know may be interested in hosting us for the night and
sharing your/their experiences of living and working on the coast the please
let us know!
Best Wishes,
Becki
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