Morag Rose

@thelrm.bsky.social

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Walking artist-academic-activist The LRM (Loiterers Resistance Movement). #Psychogeography, Vegan, Crip, #OurIrwell. Maker of Creative Mischief. Lover of public space, sad songs, DIY maps + Doctor Who. She/they The Feminist Art of Walking 20/10/25 (Pluto)

a picture of morag staring up at the camera her hair is very pink. the text gives dates of events in June Saturday June 6th and Sunday June 7th Salford Quays We Invented The Weekend Saturday 12.45 Talks Tent (on the lawn) #TheFeministArtOfWalking talk and Q+A Sunday 7th 12 noon The LRM First Sunday wander, as always its free and open to all. We will be finishing in a room in The Lowry Tuesday June 9th Bury Broadly Speaking with host Sean Fitton 7pm Broad St Social BL9 0DA Spoken word night, open mic slots also available. Am headlining and will be sharing new material as well as reading from The Feminist Art of Walking @plutopress Friday June 12- Sunday14 Whalley Love Her Wild Weekend North Tickets are required. I'm packing my rucksack for a wee talk and hosting a #WalkCreate walkshop, challenging my identity as not being 'the outdoor type' Saturday June 27th and Sunday 28th Manchester Joining Invisible Dots with the incredible Alisa Oleva @alisaoleva More details to come about this pair of walks (you can do both, either or neither) Saturday 2pm walk with Alisa Sunday 2pm walk with Morag I hope to see you on the streets soon. As ever all welcome and standard LRM rules apply: take care of yourself, each other and the places we share. And don't be an arse #psychogeography #IntersectionalFeministArt PS I think this picture was taken by @drjoannenorcup a few years ago after our Geographies of Doctor Who event. I loved that dress and headband. Found myself thinking a lot about The Tardis recently, can definitely tell semester is done #Whovian
A pair of silver cowboy boots, text says where to walk, talk, loiter and explore the Feminist Art of Walking with me this May
A railway bridge in Manchester, faded graffiti of a coupled embracing. Text reads Join The LRM for a wander 2pm Sunday 1st March Manchester Piccadilly Fairfeild St Entrance Free, All Welcome
A flyer for the online celebration for the Feminist Art of Walking, Wednesday 28th January 6.30 in zoom. Guests include Alisa Oleva Anna Minton Cathy Turner Clare Qualmann Dee Heddon Elspeth Penfold Helen Stratford Keira Chapman Sarah Benjamins Saffron Swansborough Sonia Overall
A copy of The Feminist Art of Walking by Morag Rose, the book cover is a pink and blue sky with a cityscape on one side and a rural scene on the other Text says The Feminist Art of Walking Online launch with special guests Wednesday January 28th, 6.30-8.00pm GMT on zoom register https://tinyurl.com/FAoWONLINE(https://tinyurl.com/FAoWONLINE Contact: mlrose@thelrm.org Instagram @moragloiters
The cover image for The Feminist Art of Walking by Morag Rose
a cartoon drawing of a woman with pink hair blowing a kazoo, the caption says Kazoo Power!
Morag is holding up 3 copies of The Feminist Art of Walking. They cover the bottom half of her face but her eyes show she is smiling broadly. Her hair is bright pink with black roots
A list of venues and dates for the feminist art of walking tour 5 Oct Eagle, Salford 8 Oct, Housmans London 18 Oct Juno Books Sheffield 22 Oct Blackwells Manchester 23 Oct George Street Glossop 25 Oct Towner Art Gallery, Eastbourne 26 Oct Bookhaus Bristol 4 Nov Waterstones, Liverpool 6 Nov, Five Leaves Bookshop Nottingham 7 Nov , Radical Book Fair, Edinburgh 16 Nov, Peoples History Museum 28 Nov, Voce Books, Birmingham 29 Nov. Maindee Library, Newport
a patch of concrete with They're Coming written into it, an image taken in Salford on the last First Sunday July 2025
The book cover for The Feminist Art of Walking by Morag Rose. The text is in large sans serif font and is in the middle of the page. It is in white over an image of the sky with a cloudy sunset. On the left edge, vertical, is a cityscape, on the right some gorse bushes
Performers Martin and Alex sit on the floor of Rogue gallery manipulating electronic noise making instruments, a screen behind them says I grew up with a Will Clark on the isle. I am sorry neither image or text does justice to the music or atmosphere at the "Brownfield Site Immersive Experience"