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Walking out on enchantment

9/11/2015

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A YEAR WALKING OUT ON ENCHANTMENT

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An open invitation to join a walk: on foot, online or both.


Join me on a monthly walk exploring enchantment, heritage and the body. A series of critical walks exploring ‘hidden’ heritage, walks to work, walks that were or are work, walks that make connections and resonate on human rights issues.

I am currently experimenting with strategies to resist immersive romantic/arcadian walking practices. So rather than walking to commune with nature and all that involves I am interested in walking out of necessity or coercion, from walks to work to walks at gunpoint, the walks of refugees, the walks of those who have to. I am interested in developing a disenchanted walking practice, aware of enchantments but never totally immersed in them. I am not quite sure what that will be and my intention is to use the coming year to discover that, and I hope you will join me for some or part of that journey on foot or online or both.

My walking practice is digitally connected and this invitation is open to those who may wish to engage online as well as those who would like to physically walk. I am particular keen to walk with those who would like to experiment with social media and social networking in this context. Walkers of all kinds welcome.
  • First Sunday of each month.
  • Walks more or less in Bath, but not always.
  • Sometimes long sometimes short.
  • Open to suggestions.

The first walk will be on Sunday 4 October, to experiment on and with the recently released National Trust walk from the City of Bath to Bathwick fields.

email for further info.
[email protected]
Times, dates and reports live and other wise will be published across these platforms

https://twitter.com/walknowlive                         @walknowlive

on my sketch blog  https://rswpost.wordpress.com/
and tidier reports eventually here:                 

2 Comments
Helen Billinghurst link
9/12/2015 12:05:39 am

Well I have been practicing immersive walking for sometime, these days it is a purposeful strategy to assist my research into the overlapping fields of walking and painting. I dabble in enchanted and disenchanted territory. I am always up for a walk...

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Richard White
9/20/2015 11:06:58 am

Thanks.That would be great Helen. Where are you based? Very interested to explore ideas and terminology (!) and do some walking on these themes. Could you drop me an email at [email protected]?

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