A point I raised in the previous post concerned a movement from documenting temporality and futurity on Lewisham Way to generating various engagements with temporality and futurity. In this post, I outline a further way in which this move from … Read More
So far in the blog posts I have focused on the temporalities that I have encountered and experienced via walking along Lewisham Way. However, an aim of this residency was not only to explore the temporalities themselves but also the … Read More
In the last blog post, I focused on the affective temporalities of waiting and rushing that I experienced at pedestrian crossings on Lewisham Way. This week I concentrate on another affective temporality: repetition. Whereas the last blog post included some … Read More
Lewisham Way is a road busy with traffic. Pedestrian crossings are situated along its length. When crossing the road via various pedestrian crossings I encountered several different temporalities, including waiting and rushing or feeling hurried. The experiences of these temporalities … Read More
Walking along Lewisham Way and documenting encounters with temporality, I came across a number of doorbells: on homes, shops and organisations. The latter includes the Lewisham Arthouse, a charity that supports arts and arts-based learning through creative workspaces, specialist facilities … Read More
COLLABORATIVE WALKS: ongoing embodiment of rivers ~tracing//overflowing//finding direction~ To conclude a month of riverwalking, The Helio Butler Institute would like to invite you to join in a collaborative walk. Please participate by doing the following: Choose a starting point Take a moment … Read More
The Tijuana Estuary is an international wetland where waters from Tijuana, Imperial Beach and the Pacific Ocean mix. Much work has been done to address issues of habitat conservation, maintenance, waste-water management and restoration of this coastal habitat. Seeking a divergent experience of this site, HBI … Read More
