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Walking for Palestinian families
On May 5th, I joined Tom Jeffreys (organiser) and others on the final day of a walk to raise awareness and funds for Palestinian families. Fundraising link I made a flag to carry on the day. The smile is in green, red and black, referencing the Palestinian flag Jumana Emil Abboud It features a quote from the artist, Jumana Emil Abboud (b. 1971, Shefa’amer) who is Palestinian. Her practice is…
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Shetland - south mainland
#Belonging#community#contemporary dance#Janette Kerr#Kathryn Spence#Lerwick#Scottish islands#Shetland#Up Helly Aa
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Wheatley Elm Wellbeing Walk
Wheatley Elm Wellbeing Walk, May 10th 2025 (2-3.30pm). Wheatley Elm (detail) A free community event beginning at Granton Crescent Park with some walking, art activities and gentle exercises. Part of the country-wide Urban Tree Festival, it focuses on our local trees, ones we go past everyday, and celebrates how brilliant they are. Booking Link:…
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Slow Ways -Gloucester to Cheltenham
This walk as taken in March 2025. It was the penultimate day of a 10-day hike from Chepstow, on the Welsh-English border, to Cheltenham. My artwork was in the Walking the Land’s Line(s) of Enquiry exhibition at the Hardwick Gallery, which opened on 7 March, and I was attending a Symposium at the University of Gloucestershire there on 21st. You may be interested in this companion blog post:…
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Walking with Ants
I am an Edinburgh-based artist who has work in the Walking the Land collective Lines of Enquiry exhibition at the Hardwick Gallery University of Gloucestershire in Cheltenham. The Honeydew Line (stitching) by Tamsin Grainger at the Hardwick Gallery, Cheltenham I am walking from Chepstow to Cheltenham through the Forest of Dean, the Severn Plain and the Cotswolds, looking out for the unseen…
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Community Walk for the Festival of Terminalia
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Granton Walking Tour
Granton Walking Tour 14 December 2024 You are welcome to join us for a Granton Heritage Walk on Saturday morning 14th December. We will leave from Granton:hub (Madelvic House, at the end of Granton Park Avenue, EH5 1HS) gathering at 10.15am for a 10.30am start, and returning to the starting point at 12 noon.Book here:…
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Walking Art Short Films
I am very pleased that my walking art videos are part of the film assemblages of Kel Portman Artworks @kelarrowsmith Mayday, a provocation 2024 Walking towards the Light / To the Sea to Celebrate the Morning Summer Solstice 2024 Terminalia 2024 Winter Solstice 2023 / The Walkers Equinox (Autumn 2022) Winter Solstice 2022 And I was a participant in Jenny Staff‘s walking art event which was…
#Equinox#Festival of Terminalia#film#Jenny Staff#Kel Portman#Mayday#Solstice Walk#Terminalia#Video#walking art
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First Friday Walk
#Edinburgh#Edinburgh cycle paths#First Friday Walk#Janette Kerr artist#Lines of Enquiry#ruth Broadbent#Walking the Land
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Sunrise Walks 2024
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Slow Travel (overland)
I’m championing Slow Travel, blogging about going overland on foot, by train, bus, Bla Bla Car, or ferry. I began in 2016 by taking a boat to Santander from Portsmouth across the Bay of Biscay, and walking around Spain, including from Pamplona to Santiago de Compostella (most of the Camino Frances) which took 5 weeks (approx. 410 miles / 660 kms). Then in 2023, I decided ‘no more aeroplanes for…
#by sea not air#go by train#journey by bus Europe#overland travel#save carbon emmissions#slow travel#walking
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Athens to Edinburgh overland 1
In early 2023, I made a vow not to fly unless it’s an emergency, not for pleasure nor work, and so I made my expediations back and forth between Scotland and Greece overland. The first took 10 days, from Athens to Edinburgh, because I broke my journey many times to give Shiatsu and meet friends and family. I took the overnight bus, first to Budapest via Belgrade, then I travelled on to Berlin and…
#Belgrade#Berlin#Budapest#european travel#Greece to Scotland overland#Harwich#Hook of Holland#Hungary#Lake Balaton#New Tempelhof#overland travel#Serbia#Shiatsu#Slovakia#travel by bus and train#Trebisov
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Walking Like a Tortoise - meet the artist
Walking like a tortoise – meet the artist event
#art exhibition#Edinburgh Central Library#Meet the Artist#slow walking#The Wall#Walking Like a Tortoise
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Tinos and Kionia
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Tinos and Chora town
A lead blog featuring the Greek island of Tinos and its main town, Chora. Includes the Panagia shrine, pilgrimage and pelicans
#Archaeological Museum#Chora#Evy Johanne Haaland#Greece#Greek island#hiking#Maria Valela#Old Weaving School#Panagia#pilgrimage#Tinos#walking
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Down Memory Lane
A Canterbury 4WCoP24 walk on Saturday 7th September 2024, 10-11.30am. The Church and Parish Hall of St Paul’s without the Walls is on Church Street Saint Paul’s, Canterbury CT1 1NH. Down Memory Lane is an urban pilgrimage to our childhood homes that we will make together in Canterbury, where I, for one, will be a tourist, not knowing the area at all. We will walk with each other, the city, and…
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