Time is conventionally understood as chronological. Geologic time is scored in the strata and layers of rock that compose the earth. Land is etched with beginning and end dates that tick out a metered understanding of life. Walking-with volcanic rock … Read More
WalkingLab lead a series of Stone Walks in Paris examining the geosocial materiality of urban space in June, 2017. On this walk we investigated the catacombs. The catacombs as we now know them were created in the 18th century in … Read More
WalkingLab lead a series of Stone Walks in Paris examining the geosocial materiality of urban space in June, 2017. On this walk we perambulated through Père Lachaise Cemetery, a large garden cemetery in the east of Paris. Each year, Père … Read More
Join WalkingLab on the Bruce Trail in Hamilton, Ontario April 1st, 2017 11am – 3pm (meet @ 10:45) The 3 ½ hour loop trail will be activated by ‘pop up’ lectures and artistic interventions. Presentations by: • Dr. Katherine Wallace, … Read More
WalkingLab was in NYC on a research trip meeting with walking artists and activists. We also had the opportunity to walk to some of the geologic sites highlighted in Elizabeth Ellsworth’s and Jamie Kruse’s (Smudge Studio) book Geologic City: a … Read More