Exhibitions : Events and Performances : Residencies : Talks : Publications
Exhibitions
| 2021, Hydracity, Group Exhibition, Thames side Gallery Studios, London |
| 2021, Im/mobilities in turbulent times, group show, online |
| 2018, Saunter Trek Escort Parade, group show, Fluxus Factory and Queens Museum, New York, USA |
| 2018, Labors: An Exhibition Exploring the Complexities of Motherhood, group show, Pearl Conard Gallery, Ohio, USA |
| 2016, Ways to Wander, exhibition of walking scores at Walking Women, Somerset House, London and Forest Fringe, Edinburgh |
| 2015, Gossip and Nonsense, duo show, The Bank Gallery, Cass School of Art, London |
| 2014, The Walking Encyclopedia, group show, Airspace, Stoke on Trent |
| 2013-2014, Walk On: 40 years of walking art, group show, Pitshangar Manor Gallery, Northern Gallery of Contemporary Art, MAC Birmingham, Plymouth City Museum and Gallery |
| 2010, walkwalkwalk: Stories from the Bethnal Green Archive, permanent installation, Bethnal Green Old Town Hall |
| 2009, Flash Company, group show, Cecil Sharp House, London |
| 2008, walkwalkwalk: stories from the Exeter archive, offsite project, Exeter Central Station, Spacex Gallery, Exeter |
| 2007-2008, Collect, Transform, Repeat, group show, Michael West Gallery, Isle of Wight |
| 2007, E8 the heart of Hackney, group show, Transition, London |
| 2007, Mapping, group show, Bury Art Gallery |
| 2006, walkwalkwalk: an archaeology of the familiar and forgotton, installation, ‘Archipeinture’, Camden Arts Centre |
Selected Events and Performances
| 2021, Perambulator… She Walked, walking performance, City of London |
| 2015-21, East End Jam, walks, workshops and live art events, Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, Gayhurst Community School Hackney, Amber Court Sheltered Housing Stratford, Wilton Estate Community Garden Hackney, Folkestone Harbour, IKLECTIC Southwark, Lewisham Unitarians, Bloomsbury Festival, Five to Thrive Festival Hackney |
| 2018, Daylighting, participatory print workshop, Wellcome Collection, London |
| 2018, Perambulator, participatory walk, Flux Factory, New York, USA |
| 2015, Gossip and Nonsense, performance and live letterpress print room, The Bank Gallery, Cass School of Art, London |
| 2014, Renaissance Rumours and Chinese Whispers, performance, Somerset House, Inside Out festival, King’s College London |
| 2014, Perambulator Parade & Baby Slow Marathon, Deveron Arts, Huntly, Scotland |
| 2012, Perambulator, participatory walk, part of ‘Chain’ at Lewisham Art House |
| 2010, walkwalkwalk: Stories from the Bethnal Green Archive, (opening performance), Bethnal Green Old Town Hall |
| 2010, Homage to Mrs. Rowlatt, or there’s no such thing as black felt tips (from the series ‘everything I learned in science’) performed as part of ‘Correspondence’, London Metropolitan University |
| 2010, Spinning Stories, a walk about laundry, with Emily Butterworth, London |
| 2010, Darned Memory, a walk around memory, mending and Millbank, London |
| 2009, The Nightwash laundry chorus, participatory performance, London |
| 2008, Night walk Marsh Barton, part of walkwalkwalk: stories from the Exeter archive |
| 2006, walkwalkwalk at Camden Arts Centre, Performance |
| 2005 – 2010, Nine night walks, including The Musical, with Tai Shani Points of Non-Interest with Clive Brandon, and Things that have gone, walkwalkwalk, London |
Residencies
| 2014, Huntly Perambulator, The Walking Institute, Deveron Projects, Huntly, Scotland |
| 2008-2009, Spinning Stories, The Women’s Library |
| 2007, walkwalkwalk: stories from the Exeter archive, Spacex gallery, Exeter |
| 2006, walkwalkwalk: an archaeology of the familiar and forgotten, Archipeinture, Camden Arts Centre |
Talks and Conference Presentations
| Qualmann, C.and Vogel, A. (2020) East End Jam: Urban Foraging as multi-sensory participatory cartography, Anthropology and Geography: Dialogues Past, Present and Future, London, available online at https://youtu.be/9Twun4pBs2M |
| Qualmann, C. (2020) Walking Networks, (invited talk and panel discussion) London College of Fashion |
| Qualmann, C. and Vogel, A. (2019) East End Jam, (invited talk and taste) ‘In the City: A Seminar Series on Urban Life, Art, Culture and Politics’, UEL |
| Qualmann, C. and Ramsden, H. (2019) Chip Walks: Prespes to Plymouth, ‘Walking’s New Movement’, Plymouth |
| Qualmann, C. (2019) East End Jam: walking, foraging, picking and pickling the edible city (invited talk) ‘SPARC’ Symposium, City University |
| Qualmann, C. (2019) East End Jam, (invited talk and taste) ‘Something Held in the Mouth’, Folkestone, available online at https://youtu.be/iT0tWWR2Xe0 |
| Qualmann, C. (2019) East End Jam as Ecotopia (talk and taste) ‘Ecotopias: Imagining Ecological Utopias’, London |
| Qualmann, C. and Ramsden, H. (2019) Chip Walks, ‘Made of Walking’, Prespes, Greece |
| Qualmann, C. (2018) Perambulator (invited artists talk) Saunter, Trek, Escort, Parade, Flux Factory, New York |
| Qualmann, C. (2018) Nightwalking, (invited artists talk) London Nights, Museum of London, broadcast on Resonance FM here |
| 2017 Qualmann, C. (2017) Walking Women (introductory overview and artists talk) Walking Women Study Room Guide launch, The Live Art Development Agency, London |
| Qualmann, C. (2017) The Artist in the Library (invited artists talk) ‘On Libraries’ launch, The Live Art Development Agency, London |
| Qualmann, C. (2017) Making the Landscape Sing: walking the map and mapping the walk (invited talk) Living Maps, London |
| Qualmann, C. (2016) Perambulator (artist’s talk) Walking Women, Forest Fringe, Edinburgh |
| Qualmann, C. (2016) Walking London (invited radio programme discussion) Breaking the Bounds, broadcast on Resonance FM |
| Qualmann, C. (2016) Perambulator (artist’s talk) Motherhood & Live Art, Edge Hill University |
| Qualmann, C. (2016) Walking Women (invited radio programme discussion) broadcast on ‘Er Outdoors, Resonance FM |
| Qualmann, C. (2015) Walking Art (invited talk) ‘Art and Austerity’, London Metropolitan University |
| Qualmann, C. (2015) Footwork: The Walking Artists Network as Global Community Annual Research Conference, UEL |
| Qualmann, C. (2015) On the diverse aesthetic forms, sensibilities and politics of walking art practices (Conference opening and provocation) ‘Where to?’ Falmouth University |
| Qualmann, C. (2015) Perambulator, The Motherhood and Creative Practice conference, London South Bank University |
| Qualmann, C. (2013) The Artist in the Library (invited paper) The Art Libraries Society Annual Conference, Bristol |
| Qualmann, C. (2013) walkwalkwalk: Stories from the Bethnal Green Archive, On Walking, University of Sunderland |
| Qualmann, C. (2013) Learning Outcomes and Creativity, (invited paper and workshop) Creativity and Teaching Study Day, ICMP, London |
| Qualmann, C. (2012) walkwalkwalk (invited artists talk) Deveron Arts, ‘Slow Marathon’, Huntly, Scotland |
| Qualmann, C. (2011) The Artist in the Library, The Artist in the Library Symposium, University of East London |
| Qualmann, C. (2011) Learning Outcomes and the Affective Domain (invited paper and workshop) ‘Shaping Things to Come’ The ADM-HEA annual forum, London |
| Qualmann, C. and Butterworth, E., (2010) Spinning Stories, ‘Record Create’ The Oral History Society Annual Conference, Victoria and Albert Museum, London |
| Qualmann, C. (2009) walkwalkwalk (paper and film screening) Living Landscapes, Aberystwyth University, Wales |
| Qualmann, C. and Hornbuckle, R., (2009) Are We the Tool? NORDES Annual Conference, Oslo, Norway |
| Qualmann, C., Korda, S., Burton, G. (2008) walkwalkwalk Talking Walking podcast with Andrew Stuck |
| Qualmann, C., Korda, S., Burton, G. (2008) walkwalkwalk: Stories from the Exeter Archive, Hidden City, Plymouth |
Publications
| Forthcoming |
| Qualmann, C. and Vogel, A. (2021) East End Jam: urban foraging as participatory multi-sensory cartography, in ‘Urban Natures: Making Visible, (Re)Connecting and (Re)Politicising’, eds. Edwards, F., Nilstad Pettersen, I, and Popartan, L. |
| Qualmann, C. and Hind, C. (2021) She Walked, in ‘A New Poetics of Space: Literary Walks in Times of Pandemics and Climate Crisis.’ eds. Jeffery, L., Angelaki, V., Bloomsbury |
| Qualmann, C. (2021) Pram Naps, in ‘Mothering, Time and Temporalities’ eds. Colls, C. McGiven, A., Routledge Published |
| Published |
| Qualmann, C. and Ramsden, H (2020) Chip Walk, in ‘Walking Bodies’, eds. Smith, P, Hind. C., Billinghurst, H., Triarchy Press, Axminster |
| Egan, S., Qualmann, C., Sharrocks, A., (2019) Connecting Country: Walking Waterscapes, CSPA Quarterly ‘Walking’, no. 26 (2019): 30-47 |
| Qualmann, C. and Hind, C. eds (2018) Ways to Wander the Gallery, Triarchy Press |
| Qualmann, C. and Damon-Moore, L., (2017) Interview with Clare Qualmann, ‘The Library as Incubator’ Online |
| Qualmann, C. and Sharrocks, A. eds. (2017) Walking Women, Live Art Development Agency, London |
| Qualmann, C. (2017) The artist in the library, Performance Research Journal ‘On Libraries’ Vol. 22, issue 1. |
| Qualmann, C. (2016) Perambulator in ‘Studies in the Maternal’, Volume 8, Issue 2, Performing Everyday Maternal Practice |
| Qualmann, C. (2016) Perambulator: Borders, in ‘Motherhood and Live Art, A Studyroom Guide’, The Live Art Development Agency, London |
| Qualmann, C. and Hind, C. eds. (2015) Ways to Wander, Triarchy Press, Axminster |
| Hunter, M. and Qualmann, C. (2013) Walking and Talking East London, in ‘Spaziergangswissenschaft in Praxis.’ ed. Weisshaar, B., Jovis Verlag |
| Qualmann, C. (2013) walkwalkwalk: Stories from the Bethnal Green Archive (article) in ‘Selected Essays from the On Walking conference’, University of Sunderland |
| Qualmann, C. (2010) A-Z of Sustainable Materials: Activating learning in sustainable design: using a hands-on materials workshop to engage students, in ‘Networks’ Issue 11, pp. 46 – 50, ADM-HEA |
| Qualmann, C. (2009) Creative Space; or Is There Room for Creativity? (article) in ‘Investigations in University Teaching and Learning’ vol. 5 (2) Spring |
| Qualmann, C. and Butterworth, E., (2009) Spinning Stories: A walk about laundry, Site Projects, London |
| Qualmann, C., Burton, G., Korda, S. (2009) walkwalkwalk: stories from the Exeter Archive, Site Projects, London |
| Qualmann, C., Burton, G., Korda, S. (2007) A Chip Shop Tour of E8, in ‘E8 the Heart of Hackney’, Transition editions, London |
