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Menen, 19 augustus Brussel, 1 & 2 september Turnhout, 8 & 9 september Zutendaal, 15 en 16 september Herzele, 25 & 26 augustus

an itinerant initiative for contemporary arts and culture, by and for: walkers - bikers - wayfarers - spatial planners and unplanners - excursionists - storytellers - vagabonds - hawkers and peddlers - dog walkers - mobile peasants - field and street reclaimers - tramps - unicyclers - drifters - nomads - cryptoforesters - commuters - land poets - transhumance pastoralists - livable street advocates - peripatetics - roamers - wildcrafters - nightwalkers - lay and experimental geographers - earthworkers - environmental activists - ramblers - sci-art practitioners - urban and rural explorers - asphalt botanizers - trespassers - adventurous kids - psychogeographers - local historians - site-specific performers - travelers - bike messengers - hauntologists – horse riders - anarchitects - heterotopia enactors - naturalists - pedestrians - critical massers - shepherds - pilgrims - traffic transformers - fieldworkers - new topographers - carbusters - romantic geographers - outdoors people - roadside picnicers - public domain campaigners - geomancers - disruptive innovators - joggers - locative media subverters - ecocity visionaries - hikers - trekkers - mythogeographers - soundwalkers - bicycle assemblers - field recorders - shoe repairers - journeyers - liquid urbanists - sightseers - peregrinators - critical cartographers - wanderers - and everybody going out for a stroll once in a while…

Misha Myers & Deirdre Heddon (GB) | Walking Library

DURATIONAL PERFORMANCE - Participants of the Sideways expedition from 17.08 to 17.09

Interventions in Menen (19.08), Herzele (25-26.08), Brussels (1-2.09), Turnhout (8-9.09) and Zutendaal (15-16.09)

web Misha Myers en Deirdre Heddon - Books image - voorkeur AndyMyers and Heddon will create a Walking Library that will accompany the festival over its four week duration. The library, carried on foot, will contain books that people feel should be taken on a walk. Participants in the festival are encouraged to bring a book to deposit in the library. Readings will be selected and shared daily, and a new book of writing about walking, created by participants, will be added to the library at the end of the festival.

solid black and yellow  walking library patch1Misha Myers & Deirdre Heddon (GB)

Deirdre Heddon is a researcher and artist at the University of Glasgow. She has published on performative walking practices such as Walking & Friendship, Walking & Autobiography, and woman artists who use walking as primary material. Misha Myers is a researcher and artist at University College falmouth. She makes dialogical and socially engaged events that explore the complex relationships between people, place and context through processes of walking, talking, mapping and writing. She has published on aspects and forms of walking performance, such as walking and conviviality, the dramaturgy and choreography of walking, the aethetics and politics of mobilities, and the theatricality of sound in audio walks.

Furnishing and scenography / design and construction: PL/NK - www.plnk.be (online from October 2012 onwards). More info: Dit e-mailadres is beschermd tegen spambots. U heeft Javascript nodig om het te kunnen zien. .

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