Words - Writing and Publications — Blake Morris

WALKS WORDS UPCOMING

Blake Morris, Ph.D.

Books

Published as part of Routledge’s Performance Practitioner Series (2022), The book offers a practice-based overview of the works of Antonin Artaud.

Published as part of Rowman and Littelfield International’s Radical Cultural Studies Series (2020), the book argues for walking as a distinct artistic medium.

Book Chapters:

Contains ‘Former Fresnans: Mapping Home through a Memory Palace’ (2021), a discussion of my Former Fresnans project.

Contains ‘The artistic medium of walking: a model for reflexive tourism -the memory is the medium – tourism, walking and art’ (2020).

Contains ‘Hamish Fulton: Opportunities for Storytelling’ (2019), a discussion of Fulton’s participatory slowalks.

Featuring Walking with a Beard (2018) inspired by Henry Scott Tuke’s August Blue (1893).

Featuring Google Walk (2015), developed with the Footwork Research Group.

Peer Reviewed Articles:

‘Introduction: Walking in the Digital City’ (2021) Streetnotes, Volume 27, pp. 1-8. doi: 10.5070/S527053476. Co-authored with Claudia Brazzale.

‘Pedestrian Provocations: Manifesting an Accessible Future’ (2019), Global Performance Studies 2.2. Co-authored with Morag Rose.

‘The Walking Institute: a reflexive approach to tourism’ (2018) International Journal of Tourism Cities, 4(3), pp. 316-329. doi: 10.1108/IJTC-11-2017-0060.

‘The Walking Library: Relating the Landscape’ (2017) Green Letters: Studies in Ecocriticism, Special Issue: Traversing the Field – Walking and Scottish Landscapes, Iss. 21, Vol. 3.

Other Writing:

‘The Artistic Medium of Walking (In Defence of Medium Specificity)’ (2018) Interartive, Special Issue: Walking Art/Walking Aesthetics.

‘Walking Home: Former Fresnans in the Memory Palace’ (2018) Livingmaps Review, Vol. 4.

‘Slow Marathon 2018: Creating New Narratives through a Walk at a Distance’ (2018) Deveron Projects, Research Zone.

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