A curated collection of papers, provocations and actions from the “Walking’s New Movements’ conference held at the University of Plymouth in November 2019.
\nThe experience and variety of walking practices have never been so broad, relevant or unpredictable. Walking Bodies charts some of their very latest developments.
\nEditors Helen Billinghurst, Claire Hind and Phil Smith put out a call for artists, activists, academics, radical walkers and psychogeographers to discuss, perform and share their experiences of current walking cultures. In these essays, provocations, artworks and documentations, new terrains emerge and diverse energies and thinkings reflect the huge response to the initial call and the demand for tickets to the conference.<\/p>\n
Contributors<\/span><\/strong> AUTHORS:<\/strong> Helen Billinghurst, Claire Hind and Phil Smith SOFTCOVER:<\/strong>\u00a0340 pages
\nIain Biggs:\u00a0<\/strong>Visiting Research Fellow at Bath Spa University and Honorary Research Fellow at the University of Dundee.
\nHelen Billinghurst<\/strong>:\u00a0Lecturer at Plymouth College of Arts.\u00a0John Bowers:<\/strong> Director of Allenheads Contemporary Arts and Trustee of Monkfish Productions.\u00a0Emma Bush<\/strong>:\u00a0Lecturer in Fine Art at Plymouth University.\u00a0Carly Butler:<\/strong>\u00a0interdisciplinary artist.\u00a0Kevin Butler:\u00a0<\/strong>performer and home-schooling father.\u00a0Megan Calver:<\/strong> artist\u00a0making sculptural interventions and live actions.\u00a0Sam Christie:<\/strong>\u00a0filmmaker and academic.\u00a0Ami Sk\u00e5nberg Dahlstedt:<\/strong>\u00a0performer, choreographer, filmmaker and writer.\u00a0Gudrun Filipska<\/strong>:\u00a0artist and researcher.\u00a0Matt Fletcher<\/strong>:\u00a0Senior Lecturer in Acting and Performance at Solent University.\u00a0James Frost:<\/strong>\u00a0puppeteer and puppet maker.\u00a0Hamish Fulton: <\/strong>walking artist.\u00a0Rachel Gomme<\/strong>:\u00a0artist and researcher working in performance and installation.\u00a0Philippe Guillaume<\/strong>:\u00a0walking artist, photographer and art historian.\u00a0Sarah Harper<\/strong>:\u00a0artist, theatre-maker, teacher.\u00a0Duncan Hay<\/strong>:\u00a0Research Fellow at UCL and Lancaster University.\u00a0Claire Hind<\/strong>:\u00a0Associate Professor in Theatre and Performance at York St John University, UK..\u00a0Gabrielle Hoad:<\/strong>\u00a0ecologically oriented artist.\u00a0Martin de Jode<\/strong>:\u00a0lecturer in Connected Environments at the Bartlett Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis, UCL\u00a0Andrew Hudson-Smith<\/strong>:\u00a0Chair of Digital Urban Systems at the Bartlett Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis, UCL\u00a0Vicky Hunter<\/strong>:\u00a0Practitioner-Researcher and Reader in Site Dance and Choreography, University of Chichester.\u00a0Ishita Jain<\/strong>:\u00a0Assistant Professor of Architectural History and Theory at Jindal School of Art and Architecture, JGU, India.\u00a0Sam Kemp<\/strong>:\u00a0poet and practice-based researcher at the University of Plymouth.\u00a0Simon King:<\/strong>\u00a0co-leader of Noble & King convivial walking tours.\u00a0Leah Lovett<\/strong>:\u00a0artist and Research Fellow at the Bartlett Centre of Advanced Spatial Analysis, UCL.\u00a0Chlo\u00eb Lund<\/strong>:\u00a0curator and producer on Land in Curiosity\u2019s \u2018Yearlong\u2019 walking project in the UK.\u00a0Monali Meher<\/strong>: award-winning performance and installation artist.\u00a0Corinne Noble<\/strong>: co-leader of Noble & King convivial walking tours.\u00a0Jody Oberfelder<\/strong>:\u00a0director, choreographer, and filmmaker.\u00a0Sonia Overall:<\/strong>\u00a0psychogeographer and founder of Women Who Walk.\u00a0Elspeth (Billie) Penfold:<\/strong> textile artist.\u00a0Clare Qualmann<\/strong>:\u00a0artist\/researcher and founding member of the Walking Artists Network.\u00a0Hilary Ramsden:<\/strong> researcher, artivist and faculty member in the School of Creative and Cultural Industries at University of South Wales, Cardiff.\u00a0Morag Rose:<\/strong>\u00a0artist, activist, academic and anarchoflaneuse.\u00a0Anna Sanders-Falcini:<\/strong>\u00a0artist, researcher and writer.\u00a0Sarah Scaife:<\/strong>\u00a0practice-based doctoral research student in the University of Exeter Department of Drama.\u00a0William Sharpe:<\/strong>\u00a0\u00a0professor of English at Barnard College, Columbia University, New York.\u00a0Tim Shaw<\/strong>: artist working with sound, light and communication media.\u00a0Phil Smith:<\/strong>\u00a0writer, artist and researcher and Associate Professor (Reader), University of Plymouth.\u00a0Cathy Turner<\/strong>:\u00a0Professor of Drama at the University of Exeter and co-founder of \u2018Wrights & Sites\u2019.\u00a0Richard S. White:<\/strong>\u00a0freelance walking and multimedia artist\/researcher and Senior Lecturer in Media Practice at Bath Spa University.\u00a0Ken Wilson<\/strong>:\u00a0teaches English and Film Studies at the University of Regina in Saskatchewan, Canada.\u00a0Gary Winters:<\/strong>\u00a0Co-Artistic Director of the celebrated company Lone Twin.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
\nPUBLISHER:<\/strong>\u00a0Triarchy\u00a0Press (2020)<\/p>\n
\nLANGUAGE:<\/strong> English
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