Construct a walking tour including 3 to 5 locations and provide descriptions (written or audio) at each location totalling 1000 words. You will have the option to make the walking tours accessible to anyone through the Omeka website (we hope to create an interesting online resource
people will use). Previous years’ walking tours can be viewed through the website. You should consider the term ‘walking tour’ in the broadest possible sense. If street art temporarily reutilises public space for artworks, you may consider your walking tour as a similar type of
reappropriation (like the psychogeographical surveys of the Situationists). The tour can function as a public space intervention or a kind of performative street art.
Questions:
1) Follow a conventional tour format of a series of stops with information about each location (for example it could be a tour of works by a single artist or 5 works connected by a common theme).
2) Beat a single location but at several different times of the day.
3) Be a tour through a single artwork, for example through a series of letters in a graffiti writer’s piece
4) Create a Situationist-style tour that establishes a series of rules to facilitate new experiences within the city (for example wait for a man wearing a white shirt and then follow them for as long as possible).
5) The tour may take place entirely within the online space (through various Instagram pages).
6) Your tour may have a specific audience in mind; it could be designed specifically for children or tourists or it could encourage all participants to role-play as children or tourists.
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