ALBERT-EDEN NEIGHBOURHOOD ARTS

Walking about

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    • Well Being Day Out
    • Enchanted Garden
    • MADE 2021
    • Pt Chev Fest
    • Dancing For All At Potters Park
    • Chinese Bonsai Workshop
    • Performance Town
    • Shared Spaces :  Northwestern Cycleway Open Spaces Community Picnic
    • Water Systems
    • What's Growing Albert-Eden?
    • ARCC Summer Block Party
    • SHIFT Workshops
    • The Enchanted Walk
    • Memories of Migration
    • Walking About
    • Poetry Sharing Sessions
    • Tips for Queer Napping in Awkward Spaces
    • Raranga Harekeke (Weaving Flax)
    • Kamasutra Chronicles
    • Creative Human Project
    • Art Street Fair 2019
    • Māpura Concert
    • Here Comes The Sun
    • Park Lights
    • Edendale Primary School installation
    • Parking Day
    • Ahurei Atawhai Takatāpui
    • The Kitchen
    • Whakapuakitanga: Expressions
    • NZSL art and craft days
    • An Oldie But A Goodie
    • Floral carpet
    • Dancing In Parks
    • Prayas Sound Check 2018
    • ARCC Summer Block Party
    • Creative Kids On Air - Round 3
    • MADE
    • Māpura at St. Lukes
    • Glass Ceilings
    • The T.V. Competition ComicPaper Supplement
    • Yung at Heart
    • Ahurei Matariki Takatāpui
    • Imagining the Future
    • Knitting Picnics
    • Art@Heart
    • Out Of Date
    • A Journey of a Million Miles Starts With One Step - The Following Step
    • The Neighbourhood Confessional
    • SOCIO at LOT23
    • Hunters & Gatherers
    • Mapura Studios
    • A journey of a million miles starts with one step
    • The Creativity Collective Aotearoa
    • STASH
    • Active Arts
    • Backstory
    • Creative Kids On Air - Round 1
    • Bloom
    • Neighbourhood Carols
    • Not From Here
    • MADE
    • Improv Masters
    • GP Studios
    • Interacting Film Group
    • Kingsland Commuters Club
    • Mt. Albert Matariki
    • We Would Like To Draw Your Attention
    • Bollywood Blockbuster
    • Greenwood's Corner White Night
    • Tweet Your Own Adventure
    • The Bonfire
    • Labyrinth
  • Events workshops
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Walking about is a series of performative and participatory walks that travel across Auckland with Te Hau ā Uru – the West Wind.

The walks are artworks – guided experiences leading audiences and participants across Auckland – created by twelve artists: Suzanne Cowan, Vanessa Crofskey, Christina Houghton, Melissa Laing, Jeremy Leatinu’u, Andrew McMillan, Richard Orjis, Rosanna Raymond, val smith, Pita Turei, Layne Waerea and Becca Wood.

Walking about maps cartographies outside the everyday routes of transport. Its walks-as-artworks follow stories, pathways of the imagination and the senses, awa (rivers) and maunga (volcanic hills), uncovering the hidden trajectories of our urban and bush terrain. 

Using seasonal and astronomical calendars the walks will spread across the year beginning in Mahuru (September) 2019 as the pīpīwharauroa begin to sing for spring and finishing in Aponga (August) as winter blows its last gusts.

November saw the first walk in the Albert-Eden area with Jeremy Leatinu’u - along the Waterview inlet to the Oakley Creek waterfall with a focus on Maori history.


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  • Home
  • Funding
  • Current arts projects
    • Waititiko from Source to Sea
    • Sandringham Gateway Mural
    • Road Cone Activation
    • Perspictives, Dance & Photography
    • Ranfurly Comic Life
    • When We Were Refugees
    • Art For All
  • Community events
  • WHAT'S HAPPENED
    • The Bloom Effect
    • Rope Labyrinth Walk
    • Active Knitters
    • Raranga Harakeke Workshops
    • Marvellous Masks
    • DIY Poi Workshops
    • Rāgas in Bollywood
    • Well Being Day Out
    • Enchanted Garden
    • MADE 2021
    • Pt Chev Fest
    • Dancing For All At Potters Park
    • Chinese Bonsai Workshop
    • Performance Town
    • Shared Spaces :  Northwestern Cycleway Open Spaces Community Picnic
    • Water Systems
    • What's Growing Albert-Eden?
    • ARCC Summer Block Party
    • SHIFT Workshops
    • The Enchanted Walk
    • Memories of Migration
    • Walking About
    • Poetry Sharing Sessions
    • Tips for Queer Napping in Awkward Spaces
    • Raranga Harekeke (Weaving Flax)
    • Kamasutra Chronicles
    • Creative Human Project
    • Art Street Fair 2019
    • Māpura Concert
    • Here Comes The Sun
    • Park Lights
    • Edendale Primary School installation
    • Parking Day
    • Ahurei Atawhai Takatāpui
    • The Kitchen
    • Whakapuakitanga: Expressions
    • NZSL art and craft days
    • An Oldie But A Goodie
    • Floral carpet
    • Dancing In Parks
    • Prayas Sound Check 2018
    • ARCC Summer Block Party
    • Creative Kids On Air - Round 3
    • MADE
    • Māpura at St. Lukes
    • Glass Ceilings
    • The T.V. Competition ComicPaper Supplement
    • Yung at Heart
    • Ahurei Matariki Takatāpui
    • Imagining the Future
    • Knitting Picnics
    • Art@Heart
    • Out Of Date
    • A Journey of a Million Miles Starts With One Step - The Following Step
    • The Neighbourhood Confessional
    • SOCIO at LOT23
    • Hunters & Gatherers
    • Mapura Studios
    • A journey of a million miles starts with one step
    • The Creativity Collective Aotearoa
    • STASH
    • Active Arts
    • Backstory
    • Creative Kids On Air - Round 1
    • Bloom
    • Neighbourhood Carols
    • Not From Here
    • MADE
    • Improv Masters
    • GP Studios
    • Interacting Film Group
    • Kingsland Commuters Club
    • Mt. Albert Matariki
    • We Would Like To Draw Your Attention
    • Bollywood Blockbuster
    • Greenwood's Corner White Night
    • Tweet Your Own Adventure
    • The Bonfire
    • Labyrinth
  • Events workshops
  • Contact