Talking Walking
Talking Walking
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Listen to artists, specialists and walkers talking about how walking inspires their work and shapes our world.
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The podcast focuses on themes of walking as an art form, community engagement, and environmental interactions. Topics include artistic expressions through walking, experiences of lockdown, and local ecological issues, with episodes such as interviews with Molly Wagner discussing her photography book and Daniella Turbin sharing insights from her thousand-day walking project.
Listen to artists, specialists and walkers talking about how walking inspires their work and shapes our world.
Coming to the final day of the Walking Art and Relational Geographies conference (2024) that has included a walk from the city of Girona to where we are now in Banyoles, Andrew Stuck is with visual artist and writer, Laroche a.k.a. Luce Choules. They have just given the keynote this morning, a performance lecture, as they call it, described in the conference programme as ‘Material Fields: surveys, mappings and counter-cartographies’ – a live performance using a format of projected imagery and narrated script to invite an audience on a poetic journey across the natural, managed and urban territories of Europe and beyond.
In our conversation we discuss Laroche’s interest in fieldwork and how they have established a network of fellow thinkers to explore ‘fieldwork as research and art form’, as well as how they compose their performance lectures.
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