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Take a Walk Together For most of us, walking is the most familiar and intuitive form of movement we know. We do it every day with hardly a conscious thought. Walking may be the first movement-based experience of your collaboration. Walking through a site that’s relevant to your collaboration may spark new observations and insights. Walking down a city street may simply offer a breath of fresh air and break through the cobwebs. The experience of thinking and talking while walking is markedly different from the experience of a seated dialogue – that’s why a whole branch of classical philosophy was named after a group of roving thinkers.
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All photos by Katrina Simon
Coney Island October 5, 2007 5:30 – 7pm
“EMPTY LOT”
Site 1: W. 15th and Boardwalk “Playland” Succession, Dispersal, Disturbance
Along boardwalk to Site 2
Second site – Highland View Ave (dune and poplars) Landscape design – Mapping
Landscape – Mapping and Vision of the Future
Landscape – Observation: Heard and Seen (Deductive) Site 3 – ‘landscaping’ next to Site 2
Site 4 – on boardwalk above poplar-dune and landscaped areas What moves
Organizing Randomness (Dance scores)
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