Last Tuesday Cafés are an on-line forum that enables the Walking the Land network of artists to meet, exchange and discuss ideas about individual and shared creative activity. We gather in the evening of the last Tuesday of alternate months hosting artist conversations and updating each other on progress from projects and core activities, sharing new ideas, areas of interest and co-ordinating network activities and events.
These evenings offer an ideal opportunity to find out more about how to get involved with Walking the Land and connect with other walking artists. Cafés begin at 7.45 pm London time.
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2026 Programme
January 27th – Hosted by Tamsin Grainger, presenting conversations from artists involved in the Walking in Pairs project.
March 31st – Canadian artists Marlene Creates and Kristina Rothstein in conversation about the role of walking and memory in their practice.
May 26th – A joint café with Midlands based walking artists network – Walkspace. Presentations and group conversations.
July 28th – Gloucestershire Printmaking Co-operative are celebrating 20 years of fine art printmaking in Stroud. WtL network artists share their walking and printmaking practice.
September 29th – “Salmonsbury Moot Project” – presentation about this fascinating project studying deep time introduced by Caroline Morris
November 24th – Janette Kerr will introduce “Deep Encounters”; thirteen artists mapping thirteen small pieces of land.
Next Up – September 29th :
Please join us for an evening call celebrating art and archaeology.
We will hear from the Walking the Land artists engaged in the yearlong Salmonsbury Moot project: Zoe Ashbrook, Ruth Broadbent, Valerie Coffin Price, Andy Freedman, Amanda Steer and project lead Dr Caroline Morris, collections and education manager at the Corinium Museum. Caroline was awarded Developing Your Creative Practice funding from ACE to develop the project and as part of this invited others from Walking the Land to creatively respond to this landscape and archive.
We are delighted to have this opportunity to hear more about the history of the site and artwork created. Caroline will give an introduction to the history and background to this site and project, with the artists involved also being present to talk about their work.
An exhibition at the Corinium Museum, Cirencester, is now open until 11th October 2026. It marks the culmination of this yearlong project combining art and archaeology: a unique collaboration between artist, Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust, the Corinium Museum and Walking the Land.
Salmonsbury Camp is a scheduled site in Bourton-on-the-Water, Gloucestershire. There is evidence for activity from the Neolithic and Bronze Age. The camp itself is Iron Age in date with activity continuing into the Roman occupation. Excavations have found Anglo Saxon burials and Medieval Ridge and Furrow. The site was used as the meeting place for the court leet of the Salmonsbury hundred. It is now a farm and nature reserve. The paper archive at the Corinium Museum includes digs from the Thirties up to the 2000’s: also revealing some of the story of Helen O’Neill, a redoubtable female archaeologist.
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