Walking artist Alison Lloyd discusses her practice in collaboration with Glassball Studio & those who contoured the boundary with us.
Thanks to funding from the National Lottery Heritage Fund, Arts Council England and Peak District National Park Authority, artists from Glassball Studio are delivering GUIDEline, a project exploring the legacy of the formation of the first National Park in the UK. The project is focused on the northwest boundary, exploring what it means to us today to live, work and visit along a mark made on a map 70 years ago.
During this talk, walking artist Alison Lloyd will share her practice and her work in collaboration with ourselves at Glassball Studio, as part of our GUIDEline project (www.guideline.org.uk). We encourage all those who contoured the boundary with us, to take part and to share their experiences and thoughts post walk, in a very informal seminar after Alison’s talk. We are also interested to hear from others about their own wanderings along the Peak Park boundary.
The event is open to everyone who is interested to hear about Alison’s working processes and our collaborative practice through the GUIDEline project. No previous attendance on our walks required to take part. We look forward to you joining us.
