Getting To Know Your Home
In 2012, Matt Green walked across the US, from Rockaway Beach in New York to Rockaway Beach in Oregon, in 152 days pushing his belongings in a converted Runabout stroller. Walking simply makes him happy. He knew where he was headed but had no idea who he’d meet or what he’d see. Depending on where he was each...
Walking Home
N55 is a Copenhagen-based Scandinavian art collective who work around issues of art and everyday life. They created Walking House in 2008. The Walking House, a kind of bio RV, is a “modular dwelling system that enables persons to live a peaceful nomadic life, moving slowly through the landscape or cityscape with minimal impact on the environment. It...
4Culture’s EXTRAORDINARY SPACES…EVERYDAY PLACES
The Long Walk’s BFF 4Culture just posted this project profile about The Walk featuring part of an interview I gave last year.
Reflections on The Long Walk, 2011 – Pt.2
From Blog4Culture summer days spent wandering beside the waters of babylon Aug 22nd, 2011 by Jordan Howland The second in a series of reflections on The Long Walk, 2011. D.K. Pan and NKO were commissioned by Susan Robb to create artwork for The Long Walk. D.K. and NKO have collaborated on numerous creative endeavors including...
Reflections on The Long Walk – Pt.1
From Blog4Culture reflections on the long walk…a pedestrian adventure Aug 18th, 2011 by Jordan Howland Susan Robb and a group of 50 trail trampers walked more than 45 miles along our fabulous Regional Trails System over the course of four days, July 28th-31st. They trekked from Golden Gardens Park to Snoqualmie Falls – through...
Hollow Earth Tonight
I wish I could just empty my brain (and the contents of my phone and camera) into the blog but it will take a bit to process it all into a coherence the computer can understand. In the meantime, I invite you all over to Hollow Earth Radio tonight, Tuesday August 2nd, from 9-11pm PST....
Bad at Sports interview with walking artist Hamish Fulton
http://badatsports.com/2011/episode-282-hamish-fulton/ An intimate conversation with artist Hamish Fulton and Duncan MacKenzie, Co-Host of Bad at Sports Hamish Fulton first came to prominence in the late 1960s as one of a number of artists – including Richard Long and Gilbert & George – who were exploring new forms of sculpture and landscape art. A central characteristic...