It is a tribute to the continuing influence of John Ruskin that a bunch of apparently sane people will voluntarily spend a cold, damp December afternoon walking around London looking at cobbles and tracing the [...]
Walks & Cycling Articles
Days out in Greenwich – bring in the festive season
Nestled on top of Greenwich Hill the pond lined with trees and plants evokes an atmosphere of serenity and calm. Totally oblivious to the hustle and bustle a couple of metres away a paddling of [...]
Walk After Work Wednesday – Along the Garden Path
Along the garden path will be an investigation of the neighbourhoods between The Cut and Elephant & Castle. It’s an area that you wouldn’t immediately think of as offering a wide variety of gardens – [...]
Walk After Work Wednesday – Look Up and Smile
Look Up and Smile will reveal some intriguing curiousities that decorate the buildings and will show you London’s skyline as you won’t have seen it before. We will give you an opportunity to devise your [...]
MARTIN FIDLER: EXPERIENCING LANDSCAPE: Seeing the wood for the trees
Since his last exhibition at GX Gallery, Martin Fidler has undergone far more than the usual artist’s self inquiring journey into his own artistic practise but suffered a seriously disorientating crisis of health that has [...]
Camberwell stoned, Clerkenwell rocks!
After the hugely successful Ruskin Walk that Martin Fidler led in July, Martin will lead two walks to investigate the geology, building stone, street scene and stone decorations of Camberwell and Clerkenwell. In collaboration with [...]
Loved Up London
Following on from the hugely successful Ruskin Walk, Andrew Stuck has devised another walk to tempt you to explore your neighborhoods and to get you out and about on foot. Andrew Stuck, local walking artist [...]
What are you doing after work? Why not go for a walk?
Andrew Stuck local walking artist and event producer is a man constantly looking for new creative paths to get people to out and about to explore their local neighborhood. For his latest venture “Wednesdays After [...]
