Jamboree 2018 – Walks & Talks

At Jamboree 2018, Walks & Talks were artist or curator-led, mobile (walking, moving, pausing) outdoor discussion groups, focused on specialist subject areas, topics or obsessions that surround, come from, or informs their practice.

Walk Leaders encouraged and facilitated conversation around their chosen topic, share their knowledge and make links between this and the rest of the group’s experiences or expertise.

Bettina Wenzel – You’re not the boss of me

Are rules and restrictions useful tools for the artistic practice? – Is there such a thing as too much freedom? ...
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Alice White - Word Up

This Walk & Talk will question our attachment to song lyrics; the memories and nostalgia they evoke, as well as ...
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Bram Thomas Arnold - From Civil Twilight To The End of Time [An adventure into the anthropocene]

Part way between a Quaker meeting, a reconvening of the Dead Poets Society and a performance poetry ramble From Civil ...
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Dr Paul Hurley - Powerwalk and Powertalk in Collaborative Engaged Projects

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greenandowens - Walking towards Korea

For the last year we have been working on an idea with our friend Youngshin who is in South Korea ...
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James Fergusson - Flying Kites Static

Exploring the act of kite flying as something at once nostalgic, elemental, meditative and exhilarating. Limited number of kites available ...
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Katrina Brown - On gravity, rhythm and (dis)orientation

Whilst walking, I am curious to discuss how we think we are orientating our bodies and selves in relation to ...
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Lara Goodband - Embodying the Imagination

We will read selected poetry and write or make in response to the sensation of being in and near water, ...
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Laura Phillips & Snoozy

Performance lecture come meditative collective exercise. This Walk & Talk takes its title and inspiration from a Pauline Oliveros' Deep ...
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Lauren Sagar - How many artists does it take?

How many artists does it take to change the world? My theory is that you need fewer than 15 dedicated ...
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Lucy Stella Rollins - Wassup Dartington

Plymouth based Curator Lucy Stella Rollins began her career studying at Dartington College of Arts and was the last year ...
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Martha King - The Parasite

What could the notion of the parasite as a disruptive, but productive agent bring to art and curatorial practices? Inspired ...
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Rosalie Schweiker - Please agree to our terms and conditions

During this Walk & Talk we will determine your very own terms and conditions - this could be something simple, ...
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Simon Lee Dicker - Silent Swim School

Nestled between the words and actions of the day, Silent Swim School will make space for listening and thinking; time ...
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Sophie Chapman & Kerri Jefferis - Desire lines and disorientation

This Walk & Talk will use passages from Sara Ahmed’s ‘Queer Phenomenology’ and Rebecca Solnit’s ‘Wanderlust’ to consider paths, divergence ...
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Tracing the Pathway - Home is where the art is

We are expats of a maligned, ignored and often laughed-at town. We seek those who left their hometown through a ...
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Zoe Toolan - Lone/ly Wolf

By necessity and nature I’m very independent. But no matter how keen my eye or sharp my tooth, lone wolfing ...
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