THE FOLLOWING. THE FOLLOWED
This year for NQL, I’m debuting a brand new street game. Come! Say hello and walk with us. Will you be the Following or the… Read More »THE FOLLOWING. THE FOLLOWED
Jane Samuels
Following Hauntology: twilight streets and dark horizons
HAUNT Manchester and Not Quite Light present: Following Hauntology: twilight streets and dark horizons A panel discussion featuring a number of academics, artists and innovators… Read More »Following Hauntology: twilight streets and dark horizons
Terrain:Anatomical Landscapes
Terrain: Anatomical Landscapes is a series of drawings derived from walks around the UK. Walks are documented in photography, drawing and writing. This research informs… Read More »Terrain:Anatomical Landscapes
The Citizens’ Journal
The Citizens’ Journal – a dawn walk to observe the city along with a photographer, sketch artist, psychogeographer and writer… https://notquitelight.com/
Emaline Delapaix; Songs from the Road Vol. 1
I recently completed a new pen and ink illustration for Emaline Delapaix’s new three-track release; Songs from the Road Vol. 1 You can find Emaline… Read More »Emaline Delapaix; Songs from the Road Vol. 1
The Dewsbury Myths and Monsters Map
Walking art is about exploring the places in which we live, in new ways. It’s about creating connections with place and with each other, and… Read More »The Dewsbury Myths and Monsters Map
A Year Of Living.
It’s been raining forever. Days and weeks of rain, barrelling relentlessly. The people I pass are filled with it: must rises from their clothes and… Read More »A Year Of Living.
Letter to a City.
Manchester is obscured by haze: blanketing the top of Hilton hotel. Saharan sand and European pollution have triggered a freak weather event: fine residue falling… Read More »Letter to a City.
Rydal: the valley where rye is grown.
We travel past Windermere, to Ambleside and beyond; a line of cars glittering in the unexpectedly ferocious heat. To the left, a now familiar lay… Read More »Rydal: the valley where rye is grown.
Snowdon
We pull up in the Pont Bethania car park near the start of Mount Snowdon’s Watkin track, and stare doubtfully at the thick cloud. The… Read More »Snowdon