Sweet Waters live phase documentation

Documentation of the walking art projectSWEET WATERS 2016-17: sense-ing legacies of slave-ownership in Bath and along the River AvonProject Outline:
Developed over an 18 month period involving over 50 walkers and many
hundreds online, Sweet Waters was part of Richard White’s ongoing
investigation of walking arts as social justice intervention, developing
tactics for articulating and materialising corporeal experience and
affective resonance. The project resonates with UNESCO World Heritage
programmes, specifically attending to legacies of slave-ownership. The
project was commissioned for Bath Festival Fringe, funded by Arts
Council England with support from Bath Spa University, Festival of
Nature and Fringe Arts Bath. An installation at a heritage site, Saltford Brass Mill, followed
as part of Museums Week and Journey to Justice Bristol. Participation
was extended using social media with trails generated live and
aggregated. Referencing body fluids and the memory of water folded in
an understanding of the water cycle, the project generates insights and
observations on volatile and porous bodies (Longhurst 2001), the power
of things and memory making practices (Micieli-Voutsinas 2016; Bennett
2010).This item includes documentary images captured by the author and by walkers, a screen grab of the aggregated social media trails and a podcast from Avon Stories as sound track to a slide show of documentary images. The podcast, Avon Stories 10 was recorded with Sarah Connelly during one of the walks, reproduced here with permission, details below.website/blog: http://www.walknowtracks.co.uk/sweet-waters.htmlAggregated Social media trail via Social Hikinghttp://www.shareyouradventure.com/map/73087/walknowlive/Sweet-Waters-June17Sweet Waters videos also available here https://vimeo.com/showcase/548893Avon Storieshttps://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/10-a-sweet-waters-art-walk-with-richard-white/id1244393926?i=1000390796360&mt=2From Avon StoriesA podcast and art project by Sarah Connolly8 Aug 2017A Sweet Waters art-walk with Richard Whitehttps://avonstories.com/2017/08/08/avon-stories-10-richard-white/

《漫步艺术项目：2016-17 年甜蜜之水：感悟巴斯及其阿文河沿岸奴隶制遗产》

项目概述：

该项目历时18个月，由超过50名步行者和数百名在线参与者共同完成，是理查德·怀特对行走艺术作为社会正义干预手段的持续研究的一部分。该项目旨在阐述和物质化肉体体验与情感共鸣的策略。该项目与联合国教科文组织世界遗产项目产生共鸣，尤其关注奴隶制遗产。该项目由巴斯艺术节边缘展委托制作，由英格兰艺术委员会资助，并得到巴斯斯帕大学、自然节和边缘艺术节的支持。作为博物馆周和正义之旅布里斯托尔的组成部分，在历史遗址萨尔福特铜锣磨坊安装了展览。通过社交媒体扩展参与度，实时生成并汇总了路线。该项目借鉴了体液和水的记忆，结合对水循环的理解，对易挥发和多孔的身体（Longhurst 2001）、事物的力量和记忆构建实践（Micieli-Voutsinas 2016；Bennett 2010）进行了洞察和观察。本项包括作者和步行者捕捉的文献图像、汇总社交媒体路线的屏幕截图以及阿文故事播客作为纪录片幻灯片的背景音乐。播客《阿文故事10》是在一次步行期间与莎拉·康奈利录制的，此处经允许复播。更多信息请访问以下网站/博客：http://www.walknowtracks.co.uk/sweet-waters.html

通过社交徒步生成汇总社交媒体路线：http://www.shareyouradventure.com/map/73087/walknowlive/Sweet-Waters-June17

甜蜜之水视频也可在此处观看：https://vimeo.com/showcase/548893

阿文故事：https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/10-a-sweet-waters-art-walk-with-richard-white/id1244393926?i=1000390796360&mt=2

从阿文故事

莎拉·康奈利制作的播客和艺术项目

2017年8月8日
理查德·怀特与莎拉·康奈利的甜蜜之水艺术漫步

https://avonstories.com/2017/08/08/avon-stories-10-richard-white/