Walking as Artistic Practice

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  • Syllabus
    • 01. Course Description
    • 02. Attendance
    • 03. MCAD Student Handbook Info
    • 05. Textbook & Supplies
    • 06. Critique
    • 12. About Your Prof
  • Assignments
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      • A Walk I Will Not Make
      • Archive Walk
      • Equity, Inclusion, Accessibility
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    • Timeline
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      • Archiving Walks
      • Body as a Drawing Instrument
      • Feminism
      • Leading Versus Following
      • Observational Walking
      • Tourism
      • Walking and Thinking
      • Who Gets to Walk and Where?
  • 2021 Schedule

Resources

  • Books/Readings
  • Ideation/ Brainstorming
  • Links/ Sites/ Exhibitions/ More
  • Research Tips
  • Timeline
  • Topics
    • Archiving Walks
    • Body as a Drawing Instrument
    • Feminism
    • Leading Versus Following
    • Observational Walking
    • Tourism
    • Walking and Thinking
    • Who Gets to Walk and Where?
  • Words for Walking

This site has served as both a home-base for walking workshops, and a research organization tool while I have been writing a book:
Walking as Artistic Practice

 

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Book: Some Social Practice

Some Social Practice

Elements and Principles of 4D Art and Design

Elements and Principles of 4D Art & Design

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