Join us to celebrate the opening of 'Beyond Transparency', featuring new work commissioned by Radar.
Tim Brennan
Luddite Manoeuvre
Tim Brennan's guided walk retraced the route taken by the town's Luddites on an infamous evening in June 1816. The route dropped into a number of pubs in which the Luddites drank prior to their notorious night of machine wrecking. Using a broad range of quotations, which revisited or undermined historical facts, Brennan encouraged fellow walkers to take a new approach to historic events.
Tim Brennan has gained critical acclaim for his 'manoeuvres' (tactical walks), which he describes as 'existing in a region between traditions of performance art, the historical tour, loco-descriptive poetry, pilgrimage, expanded notions of sculpture, curating and plain old pedestrianism'.
Projects
Roam: A Weekend of Walking
Roam involved six projects which used walking as a method to explore Loughborough afresh. Read more
