Visit the website: www.walkingwith.ca
Walking With is a curatorial and pedagogical project that explores walking as a form of artistic inquiry and expression.
Walking generates embodied knowledge through encounters with the dynamics of place. We become more of ourselves with each movement. Likewise, as we leave our trace, our presence shapes where we walk.
Twelve artists were invited to share their insights about how walking informs their practice. The invitation is now extended to you, the listener, to join us as we reflect on the pedagogical potential of walking. How and what do you learn while walking?
In this audio-visual portrait, Natalie Doonan shares some of her insights of our walking discussion:
Each of the contributing artists has created at least one art work within the region of Tio'tia:ke - Mooniyang - Montréal. As a localized portrayal of contemporary artists who work with various media and expressive forms, Walking With reveals the range of motivations and ruminations that co-exist amongst artists who walk.
All of the artists are also women because, quite simply, their perspectives are compelling. Specifying gender was also a deliberate decision to help infuse the international walking art discourse with a plurality of perspectives.
Listen to all of the artists’ insights at www.walkingwith.ca.
Here are excerpts from discussions with Sylvie Cotton and Andra McCartney:
