FoAM: Dust & Shadow, collaboration with Maja Kuzmanovic and Nik Gaffney(FoAM)
Museum of Walking original gallery, approximately 10 x 12 feet
The Museum of Walking (MoW) is an artist led educational resource committed to the advancement of walking as an art practice.
The Museum of Walking is invited to the Emily Harvey Foundation Residency in Venice, Italy in 2026. MoW has presented projects and exhibitions with Nibi Walks and Sharon Day, Scottsdale Public Art, Kimball Art Center (Park City, UT), Canyon Road Summer Walks (Santa Fe, NM), ASU Art Museum (Tempe, AZ), Carleton College (Northfield, MN)and Desert Humanities with Humanities Research Insitute at Arizona State University.
The Museum of Walking (MoW) is an educational resource committed to people, land, action, and site through the everyday act of walking. Walking is a defining human activity with poetic and political resonance as well as mundane and ceremonial manifestations that play a central role in contemporary art, social and cultural history, health, and sustainable lifestyles. Whether alone or with a group, moving through space creates connections between people and the environment, as it promotes well-being and enhances creative divergent thinking.
MoW houses a small-but-mighty archive and library comprised of walking related material engaging disciplines of art, science, philosophy, health, activism, contemplation and cartography. Through workshops, exhibitions, experiences, and site-specific projects MoW fosters relationships between people, land, action, and place.
The Museum of Walking was officially founded in 2014 (conceptually in 2005) in 120 square foot space. As an itinerant museum we now reside in numerous places and sometimes only under our feet.
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