Hamish Fulton - Walking in Relation to Everything / Watkins & Martin (eds.) / Manchester : Cornerhouse Publications : 2012
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Walking in Relation to Everything / Edited by Jonathan Watkins and Sarah Martin; Text by Hamish Fulton and Erling Kagge; Designed and Produced by Colin SackettSummarization of Content
Catalogue of Hamish Fulton's exhibition "Walking in Relation to Everything", published in conjunction with the exhibition of the same name at Turner Contemporary in Margate and Ikon Gallery in Birmingham in 2012.In 1973, having walked over 1,000 miles in 47 days from Duncansby Head to Lands End, Hamish Fulton decided to only make art resulting from the experience of individual walks. The exhibition combines new and existing works that have a strong sense of place. The exhibition has ritualistic connotations that correspond to walking activity and the meditate thought that it can inspire, touching on a wide range of issues that pre-occupy the artist, such as his Tibetan sympathies and respect for nature.
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Manchester, United Kingdom : Cornerhouse , 2012Identifier for Manifestation
ISBN 9781904864745Extent
63 pages 23 photographs ; 3 maps (16.7cm x 23.8cm 0.6cm)Content Form and Media Type
text , still image : unmediated
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This publication is available in the esea ResearchLab for non-commercial private research use.Related Information
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