Sweet Waters live phase documentation

Documentation of the walking art project<br><b>SWEET WATERS 2016-17: sense-ing legacies of slave-ownership in Bath and along the River Avon</b><br><b>Project Outline:</b> 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).<br><b>This item</b> 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.<br><br><b>website/blog</b>: http://www.walknowtracks.co.uk/sweet-waters.html<br>Aggregated Social media trail via Social Hikinghttp://www.shareyouradventure.com/map/73087/walknowlive/Sweet-Waters-June17Sweet Waters videos also available here https://vimeo.com/showcase/548893<br><b>Avon Stories</b><br>https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/10-a-sweet-waters-art-walk-with-richard-white/id1244393926?i=1000390796360&amp;mt=2<br><br>From Avon Stories<br>A podcast and art project by Sarah Connolly<br>8 Aug 2017<br><br>A Sweet Waters art-walk with Richard White<br><br>https://avonstories.com/2017/08/08/avon-stories-10-richard-white/<br><br>

行走艺术项目（walking art project）文档记录
《甜水2016-2017：感知（sense-ing）巴斯及埃文河沿岸奴隶制遗产》
项目概况：本项目历时18个月，吸引超50名线下参与者及数百名线上受众，是理查德·怀特（Richard White）将行走艺术作为社会正义干预手段的持续研究的一部分，旨在构建可清晰表达并具象化具身体验与情感共鸣的创作策略。本项目呼应联合国教科文组织世界遗产（UNESCO World Heritage）相关规划，重点关注奴隶制遗产问题。项目受巴斯边缘艺术节（Bath Festival Fringe）委托，由英国艺术委员会（Arts Council England）资助，并得到巴斯斯巴大学（Bath Spa University）、自然节（Festival of Nature）与巴斯边缘艺术（Fringe Arts Bath）的支持。后续项目还在遗产遗址萨尔福德黄铜厂（Saltford Brass Mill）举办了展览，作为博物馆周（Museums Week）与布里斯托尔正义之旅（Journey to Justice Bristol）活动的组成部分。项目通过社交媒体拓展参与渠道，实时生成并聚合徒步路线轨迹。本项目以体液与水的记忆为创作切入点，结合水循环的认知维度，围绕“易变且多孔的身体”（朗赫斯特，2001）、事物的物质力量与记忆建构实践（米切利-武特西纳斯，2016；贝内特，2010）展开研究，产出相关学术洞见与观察成果。
本数据集包含作者及参与者拍摄的纪实影像、聚合社交媒体徒步路线轨迹的屏幕截图，以及一套以纪实影像幻灯片为载体的配套音频——埃文故事（Avon Stories）播客。其中播客《埃文故事10》由莎拉·康诺利（Sarah Connelly）在某次徒步活动中录制，经授权后转载于此，相关详情见下文。

【官方网站/博客】：http://www.walknowtracks.co.uk/sweet-waters.html
聚合社交媒体徒步路线轨迹：可通过Social Hiking平台查看：http://www.shareyouradventure.com/map/73087/walknowlive/Sweet-Waters-June17
《甜水》相关视频亦可于此处获取：https://vimeo.com/showcase/548893

【埃文故事播客】：
https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/10-a-sweet-waters-art-walk-with-richard-white/id1244393926?i=1000390796360&mt=2
源自埃文故事：
莎拉·康诺利（Sarah Connolly）制作的播客与艺术项目
2017年8月8日
《与理查德·怀特共赴甜水艺术徒步》
https://avonstories.com/2017/08/08/avon-stories-10-richard-white/