We continue the WALC course with the next session in the module Walking as a Critical Spatial Practice.
Tomorrow's session focuses on walking in urban environments and will include two presenters:
Miguel Bandeira Duarte @miguelbandeiraduarte from University of Minho @universidade_do_minho and the Land, Territory, and Herritage Laboratory, Lab2PT @lab2pt which organizes the annual The Walking Event @thewalkingbody .
Clementine Butler-Gallie, the artistic director of the Berlin-based ReRouting Project @_re_routing_ which is among our walc nodes.
After the 30min presentations of each speaker, Miguel and Clementine will utilize mobile applications so the attendees can take a walk and connect throughout the practice.
Don't forget: You need to register for this session, and all other sessions. Registrations are now open again here: https://supercluster.eu/courses/walc/
See you all May 16th, 09:30 am CEST
#walctogether #walc #creativeeurope #walkingarts #walkingwithcommunities
Due to the incredible response and the community that continues to grow around WALC, we are excited to announce that applications are now OPEN AGAIN for our online training course.
What began as a shared space for exchange, walking practices, artistic exploration, and critical reflection has grown into an international community we are deeply grateful for!
We are now expanding the programme to welcome more participants.
It is now possible to apply for the following modules:
→ Module 3 – Walking as Critical Spatial Practice (already began)
2 · 16 · 23 May 2026
→ Module 4 – Walking in the Digital Age
6 · 13 · 20 June 2026
→ Extended Module 4 Track
Walking in the Digital Age + Project Lab & Workshops
26 September · 3 · 10 · 17 October 2026
Express your interest here:
https://supercluster.eu/courses/walc/
#WalkingArt #WALC #WalkingAsPractice #DigitalArt #CommunityArt #CreativeEurope
We’re looking for speakers 🌿
After Episode 1 on mental health and Episode 2 on physical health, we’re continuing our Walking & Health series with a focus on emotional health.
In a time that feels increasingly uncertain, we want to open space for emotions that are often labeled as “negative.” Even within these, some are more socially accepted than others. Walking with grief, for example, is deeply embedded in many cultures — think of collective mourning and funeral processions. But what about walking with anger?
Is protest the only form it takes?
What other ways can we walk with anger, alone or together?
And what might emerge from it?
If this resonates with your practice, we’d love to hear from you.
DM us to tell us about your work and you may be invited to join our panel.
Each session brings together 4 speakers, with equal time to share, followed by an open discussion.
Photo by Fred Adams @fredadam during our second meeting in Gaasbeek, Belgium.
Today's session will be held exceptionally at 16:30 CEST.
We are looking forward to welcoming you to Session 7, where a panel of 4 speakers will focus on collective memory walk. Through presentation of their practices, research, and a walkshop specifically designed for the course, Katerina Pistola @katerina.pistola , Stefania Veldimiri, Nikos Theodoropoulos @ns_theod , and Korinna Latèlis will engage the attendees in both theoretical and practical ways of working with communities.
#walctogether #walc #creativeeurope #walkingarts #walkingwithcommunities
WALC Course Session 6: Walking and Community-Based Practices
Join us on April 25 at 09:30am CEST for a WALC course session dedicated to walking and community-based practices. We will be joined by Claudia Zeiske @claudiazeiske (artist/curator), Anna Viola Hallberg @a_n_n_a__v_i_o_l_a (artist/curator), and Janice Jensen @janicejensen_ (artist), who will share insights into their practices.
The session will include a collective walking exercise designed to deepen our connection with our own communities.
Annemarie Lopez from @walklistencreate will close the session.
Webinar link: https://supercluster.eu/webinar/
“Danzar o morir” — to dance or to die.
We are excited for the third publication of a WALC article at Anima Loci journal @anima_loci .
In the Sierra Tarahumara of Mexico, the Ralámuli people move across vast canyon paths through long-distance running and ceremonial dance—practices that do not simply express life, but sustain it.
In this new article, Sylvie Marchand @sylviegigacircus opens a layered dialogue between the voice of Ralámuli poet Erasmo Palma and the writings of Antonin Artaud, who passed through the Sierra in 1936.
A text about movement as survival, healing, and cosmology.
🔗 Read the full article here /danzar-o-morir-on-the-sierra-tarahumara-paths/
#WALC #WalkingArt #EmbodiedKnowledge #Ralámuli #ArtAndCommunity #WalkingAsPractice #IndigenousKnowledge #SierraTarahumara
We had a fantastic session yesterday!
As part of the session dedicated to walking and gender, we took a walk where we noticed what elements in our environment show presence or absence of care. Together, we imagined ways to restore care in our environments and we are happy to continue the conversation with our audience.
What shows care in your environment? Leave a comment with an example of care in your environment and where you are reporting from.
See you next week with a new walc course session!
Thank you Federica Rocchi @federoc80 and Katerina Pistola @katerina.pistola for this beautiful session.
Who's ready for WALC's online training SESSION 5?
The online course continues on April 18 with a session dedicated to Walking and Gender.
Together with PhD candidate at University of Western Macedonia, Katerina Pistola @katerina.pistola and Federica Rocchi
@federoc80
of Colletivo Amigdala @collettivoamigdala we will explore who has the right to their environment and we will reflect on how much space we occupy.
The session is scheduled to include a walkshop that urges us to trace care practices in our environments, so get ready for a walk session followed by a reflection!
We will finish with a brief presentation from Babak Fakhamzadeh on how to use the platform walk · listen · create @walklistencreate and make the best use of its online community.
See you on Saturday!
A warm welcome to join us for an online presentation of the book 𝑾𝒂𝒍𝒌 𝑵𝒐𝒕𝒂𝒕𝒊𝒐𝒏𝒔 hosted by @walklistencreate and @walctogether in their Café series.
🗓️ Wednesday 15. April
🕟 19:00 CEST
🗣️ In English
📍Online
Register to join the free event (via link in bio / /walkingevent/walk-notations-a-book-as-a-trace)
For this event, two of the curators of the project 𝑫𝒊𝒔𝒔𝒊𝒅𝒆𝒏𝒕 𝑷𝒂𝒕𝒉𝒔, Clementine Butler-Gallie and Eirini Fountedaki @irenefoud , who is also the editor of the publication, come together in conversation with walking arts colleague Lorna Powell @lookingforlorn , to share more on the program of walks and how the publication forms a trace from them. They will then be joined by Elena Biserna @elena_biserna and Yasmeen Al-Qaisi @jasminescu , both contributors to the book and program, who will share readings connecting them back to their walk actions.
We hope to see you there!
In the meantime, get yourself a copy of the book via @ngbk_berlin Verlag / now available at various bookshops. Take it for a walk and send us a snap 📚🦶📸
Last Map Scramble tonight! Walking artists from the Walking Artists Network share their thoughts on how and why they use maps to document their walking works.
Featuring: Tamsin Grainger, Hannah Stageman, Fiona Hooton, Bill Psarras, Elspeth Penfold, and Petra Johnson
Dont miss it!
26 March.
LINK: https://wlc.zone/8lz
We are delighted to share the second publication on Anima Loci✨
“GrandTourists of the 21st century. A 300km participatory art walk” by Clara Gari @claracoclea and Nau Côclea @naucoclea is now out.
Grand Tour is a three-week walking art project where artists journey together across diverse landscapes, creating through shared experience. Without fixed outcomes, it merges art and life, guided by key collaborators, evolving practices, and a nomadic spirit rooted in community, exploration, and presence.
We are proud to continue this publication journey with such an inspiring and meditative contribution.
🔗 Read it here:
/grandtourists-of-the-21st-century/
TWB x MEAV: Learning without Teaching
An inspiring session with the 1st-year MA in Visual Arts Teaching (2025/2026) cohort. We challenged the traditional role of the teacher: how can we foster learning without “teaching”? How can we guide without positioning ourselves as the sole holders of knowledge?
A huge thank you to our guests for helping us explore these new pedagogical horizons: Anna Lehtelä (FIN), Geert Vermeire (BE), Miguel B. Duarte & Natacha Antão (PT), and the ReRouting duo, Clementine Butler-Gallie (GB) & Viviane Tabach (BR).
Thank you for such a rich conversation on the art of learning together!
#learningeveryday #artist #visualarts #walking #sharing
