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    • DIRECTORS
    • COLLABORATORS
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  • PUBLICATIONS
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  • INDELIBLE REFUSAL
    • INDELIBLE REFUSAL COLLABORATORS
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    • IN-RESIDENCE
    • RESIDENT’S BLOGS
  • PROPOSITIONS
    • AN IMPROVISED ROUTE 1&2
    • AUDIO WALK
    • CARRIER
    • COYOTE WALK
    • EVAPORATION WALKS
    • FILM SOUNDTRACK
    • FUSE
    • IT WAS A WALK
    • KM2 WALK
    • MAPPING SENSES & MEMORIES
    • LOCATIONS
    • PLANT-LED
    • QUESTION WALK
    • RECORD RELEASE
    • TEMPORARY LABYRINTH
    • THE DEMOLITION PROJECT
    • THE GUIDE TO GETTING LOST
    • ULTRASOUND
    • WALKING AND SITTING
    • WALKING IN THEIR SHOES
    • WOMEN WALKING IN MEMPHIS
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Inefficient Mapping

The walking playground: flickerings
10 Aug 2016

The walking playground: flickerings

by Linda Knight | posted in: Artist's Walks, Inefficient Mapping, Residencies | 0

I took my last walk for this residency project at a local reservoir. The cool sunny day made the spot extremely popular with runners, families and walking groups, dashing any hope of a quiet walk. The dusty path hugs the … Read More

affect, borders, cartography, Inefficient Mapping, playgrounds, trans, walking artists, water
The walking playground: pedagogy
4 Aug 2016

The walking playground: pedagogy

by Linda Knight | posted in: Artist's Walks, Inefficient Mapping, Residencies | 0

This week I decided to collaborate with one of my graduate classes on the project. They are a great class and, as my gran would have said, keen as mustard, willing to try new practices and challenge their thinking. I … Read More

borders, Inefficient Mapping, movement, paying attention, playgrounds, walking artists
The walking playground: dusk
29 Jul 2016

The walking playground: dusk

by Linda Knight | posted in: Artist's Walks, Inefficient Mapping, Residencies | 0

The campus where I work is set high on the top of a rise, this provides a sense of walking in amongst the tree tops and the vibrant Queensland skies as I hurry about my business. I usually leave the … Read More

borders, Inefficient Mapping, methodology, new materialism, playgrounds, species, walking artists
The walking playground: flightlines
19 Jul 2016

The walking playground: flightlines

by Linda Knight | posted in: Artist's Walks, Inefficient Mapping, Residencies | 0

Have you ever stared up at the sky and noticed how the clouds seem to travel really fast? This week I walked the river at the section where it slices the city in two. This is a big river, brown … Read More

cartography, Inefficient Mapping, playgrounds, walking
The walking playground: coastal
12 Jul 2016

The walking playground: coastal

by Linda Knight | posted in: Artist's Walks, Inefficient Mapping, Residencies | 0

I am visiting the coast, this provides a great opportunity to walk and explore where the sea and beach create a shoreline.  I decide to walk along this shoreline each day to see what I notice and to think about … Read More

artists, borders, cartography, Inefficient Mapping, Intra-action, movement, new materialism, playgrounds, water
The walking playground: festival
30 Jun 2016

The walking playground: festival

by Linda Knight | posted in: Artist's Walks, Inefficient Mapping, Residencies | 0

My location shifted this week, to the parklands in the middle of the city. I have been working as a community educator and artist at a large festival for young children. During the festival the city parklands are reconstituted as … Read More

artists, borders, Inefficient Mapping, new materialism, playgrounds, walking, water
The walking playground: forces
15 Jun 2016

The walking playground: forces

by Linda Knight | posted in: Artist's Walks, Inefficient Mapping, Residencies | 0

When I began this residency I thought it would be fun to look up different meanings for play. One definition suggests ‘to deal or behave carelessly or indifferently, esp. for one’s own amusement’.  We recently had storms and the weather was … Read More

cartography, Inefficient Mapping, walking, water
The walking playground: departures
7 Jun 2016

The walking playground: departures

by Linda Knight | posted in: Inefficient Mapping, Residencies | 0

I head to the playground in my local neighbourhood. The playground is in a suburb of Brisbane, Australia, nestling amongst tall gum trees at the edge of a national park in the west of the city. The playground is unremarkable: … Read More

borders, cartography, Inefficient Mapping, new materialism, playgrounds, walking

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