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Hello WAN friends, Registration for the 3 day psychogeography congress on 8-10 September in Huddersfield is now available. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/fourth-world-congress-of-psychogeography-2017-registration-registration-37032270518 With the main website at http://4wcop.org Registration is general admission and covers non specific ticketed events, indoor talks, etc. It's mainly so that we know how many to expect for biscuits! Several events are limited in size and have their own specific tickets set up. Do keep an eye on the website for these as we add them: http://4wcop.org/#events In the meantime, here is a list of most of the programme, I think you can agree there's lots to choose from! See you there, Tim Talk: Welcome Address. By The Congress Organisers Talk: The Fundamentals of the Psychogeographical Method. By Fenella Brandenberg and David Bollinger Talk: Psychologists Working Towards Social Justice: How Can We Walk The Talk?. By Brendan Bootland, Suzanne Elliot and Nick Hartley Walk: Short Personal Heritage Walks. By Graeme Murrell Talk & Walk: Smells of the city: Scent, modernity and psychogeographical perspectives. By Witold Van Ratingen Talk: Walking the walk: Can psychogeography save the world?. By Morag Rose Talk: SOLAR: Walking at the Speed of Light. By Annie Watson Talk: Walking Over Edges: A Personal Embodied Practice Experience. By Ursula Troche Talk: New Spectacle, New Drift, New Psyche. By Phil Smith Talk: Psychogeography Of The Fourth World. By Roy Bayfield Workshop: Dérive through the archives. By Dave Smith Talk / Walk: Introduction to Derive Day. By West Yorkshire Traipsers Talk: Digital mythologies, virtual ambulations and the cyberflâneur: Psychogeography in the Internet age. By Ally Standing & Gavin Rogers walk: The Centre. By Tim Waters Walk / Eat: Workers' Lunchtime. By Rob Kilner Walk: Mishtory Tour. By Sonia Overall Talk / Walk: Kick It Wicked: Graffiti as cultural history and terror in Philadelphia. By Tyson Mitman Talk: Total Absence of Recall: Arnie, the Hapsburgs & Social Amnesia in Graz, Austria. By Andrea Capstick Workshop: Chasing The Whale. By Gopal Dutta Talk: Back on the map or a clean sweep? An EU migrant trailing enemy aliens in Yorkshire during the centenary years. By Claudia Sternberg Walk: Superstore Carparks. By Gareth Rees Performance: A Guided Tour of the Pocket Museum of Displacements. By Simon Bradley Participative Performance: I'm the City of Other Who Are The City - a participatory urban pilgrimage. By Elia Rita Film / Talk: Fragments For A City In Ruins. By Sara Rees Music / Talk / Film: Most Difficult Thing Ever. By Kevin Boniface, Steven Beever, & Marc Layton-Bennett Gaming Workshop: Co-operativinya Street Stalingrad. By Russell King Talk: VAVILON: Solovki Islands. By Riccardo Arena Walk / Talk: The red city inside out: A psychogeography of gendered space through the lens of the female body, specifically focusing on menstruation. By Aimee Blease-Bourne Walk: Algorithm Walks. By Tim Waters Walk / Discussion: A Dérive around Huddersfield. By Alec Shepley & Paul Jones Talk: Nightwalking. By Lloyd Spenser Talk: Drift In-between. By Bridget Sheridan Participative Performance: Odersfelt Unorchestra. By Jason Kelly & Graeme Murrell Night Walk with Projection: Drift In-between. By Bridget Sheriden Exhibition: Nightwalking. By Lloyd Spenser Exhbition: 25 pockets of [...]. By Victor Beuhring On 5 August 2017 at 14:39, Tim Waters <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > Dear Walking Artist, > > From humble - but surprisingly well-supported - beginnings in 2016, > the 4th World Congress of Psychogeography has now more than doubled in > size for its 2017 manifestation. > > Over 40 artists, writers, musicians, thinkers, gamers and pedestrian > provocateurs (including several WAN members) from many countries, will > assemble in a Pennine mill town on 8 - 10 September to present 3 days > of activities ranging from the profound and the political through to > the plain daft. > > You can peruse the programme at http://4wcop.org and you'll surely > find something which takes your fancy. > > It's in Huddersfield, it's dead friendly and it's all free! > > We hope to see you there. > > all the best! > > http://4wcop.org FRIENDLY REMINDER: if you click REPLY to this email, you will be sending a message to over 300 subscribers. Please do so only if you wish to respond to everyone. To join, leave or suspend list postings, visit http://www.jiscmail.ac.uk/wan