About

In 1973, at the age of 27 and after completing a coast-to-coast walk across England of just over a thousand miles, Hamish Fulton made the decision “to make art resulting only from the experience of individual walks”. Ever since then, he has been at the forefront of that handful of artists who genuinely extend the horizons of art, move their audience, and ask what kind of activities could constitute art-making. Each of Fulton’s works can be seen as the translation of a particular walking journey he has undertaken in a specified part of the world into drawings, photographs, woodwork, or wall …