The Silent Walks

This started as a year-long project creating an unfiltered experience of landscape as art. Rather than seeing representations of landscape in a museum, far from the actual land depicted, viewers physically move themselves through what they are observing. Contextualizing the Silent Walks as art allows participants to consider their sensory experience in a consciously aesthetic way. That is also why we walk in silence. The Silent Walks continue at Black Rock Forest and beyond.

Thursday, August 20, 2009

The Third Silent Walk on the Half Moon is this coming Thursday, August 27th at 6pm. Join us!
Parking is limited, so please carpool.
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I am so pleased that the Silent Walks on the Half Moon were part of the re:Place exhibition at Georgia College and State University. Thanks to Michelle Hudson, Exhibition Curator and Shannon Morris, Museum Curator.

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carphappyAugust 27, 2009 at 12:14 PM
congratulations!
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