OPEN CALL - Participation on the walking scores by Hamish Fulton

OPEN CALL | Hamish Fulton > Walking Scores
12.11 - 16.11 > 13h30 - 16h

Ponto de encontro na Praça D. João I

Open call para todos os interessados na experiência do andar e caminhar como uma prática. Aberto a todos que tenham interesse e curiosidade, experiência e não experiência em artes performativas.

O Hamish Fulton irá convidar todos a colaborar, participarmos e experienciarmos a sua prática \ série de "scores" de "walking". 
Esta actividade, para o qual procuramos criar um grupo de cerca de 40 participantes ou mais, e para a qual estão todos convidados, irá decorrer de 12 a 16 de Novembro, sempre das 13h30 às 16h.

Os locais de encontro a partir de 13 de Novembro serão anunciados com a maior brevidade possível.


Agradecemos contacto para: 

office@mezzanine.pt
Ana Rocha, 934801295
Jorge Gonçalves, 937585579
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"My comunal walks may involve numbers of participants ranging from
15 to 350.
Walk sites are chosen from the existing urban environment, such as - car parks, public footbridges and pedestrian road crossings.
This category of walking is purposeless and is intended as a shared experience.
THE WALKING PARTICIPANT IS ALSO THE ART OBSERVER"


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Hamish Fulton

Born England 1946.
1964-1969 Hammersmith College of Art, London. St Martins School of Art, London , Royal
College of Art, London.
Selected Solo Exhibitions:
2018 Bombas Gens Centre D’Art, Valencia (forthcoming)
2014 Villa Merkel, Esslingen.
2013 Regional d'art Contemporain, Sete
2012 Ikon Gallery, Birmingham.
2002 Tate Britain, London.
2001 Museu de Serralves,Porto.
1990 National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa.
1985 Stedelijk Van Abbemuseum, Eindhoven.
1975 Kunstmuseum Basel.
1969 Konrad Fischer, Dusseldorf;
Catalogues by Hamish Fulton include:
‘El Camino .Rutas Cortas Por La Peninsula Iberica’ .Published in 2008 [the catalogue
includes two coast to coast walks, from and to Porto in 2001 and 2004.]
On February 2, 1967, Hamish Fulton made his first ‘artwalk’, with fellow students from St
Martins in central London out to the countryside.
After completing a walk of over a thousand miles in 1973, Fulton has committed himself to
making art only about the experience of particular walks.
In 1977, to counter being wrongly categorised as a 'Land Artist', Hamish Fulton coined the
term, 'Walking Artist’. Since the early seventies, the artist has completed approximately
2,500 full days of walking.