Art

Artist Super Freak walks in the wrong direction: “No way Jose! We’re better than that!”

We sent risograph artists out to walk Slow Ways because why not?

Tales: Somang Lee’s illustrated field guide to walking with the East and South East Asian outdoor enthusiasts

"I am allowed to take up and reclaim space" says illustrator Somang Lee. In the wake of the pandemic's anti-Asian hate crime, she has reclaimed space through outdoor adventures, and healing through returning to her roots

“Walk. And draw the houses!” Swiss Cottage special needs school make a sensory experience from a Slow Way

Join in on this interactive sensory journey through North London, as seen, felt and heard by young people with learning disabilities

Aclgre one: Hiking alone to one of Britain’s least-used stations

Slow Ways story contributor, community artist and founder of Under Open Sky, Genevieve Rudd, embarks on a watery wandering through the Broads from Great Yarmouth

High-vis, great tits and sausage dogs: a ‘Sex Education’ walk along the Wye

The thing about utopias is, what gets edited out? Sex Education‘s Wye Valley is transatlantic, post-racial, delightfully queer.

Stitches in the water

An unsettling walk along the fastest-eroding coastline in Europe, marking the anniversary of the Great North Flood – our biggest peacetime loss of life

Tales from a Slow Way: opportunities for creative storytellers (paid)

Are you a creative or a group? Do you have a community story you’d like to bring to life and share with the world? We’d love to support you!

Slow Ways art #6: Irene Lofthouse

Slow Ways in poetry: writer and storyteller Irene Lofthouse walked a Slow Ways route and performs a poem in response to her journey from Shipley to Bradford