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--- resilients:the_pollinators_overview [2013-01-31 00:47] – nik
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 === The Pollinators ===
-  * an article on [[the pollinators]]
-  * details of [[the peregrini]] journey
+Pollinators/Peregrini travel to revive the vanishing ritual of pilgrimage, inspired by [[http://hermetic.com/bey/tourism.html|Hakim Bey's "Overcoming Tourism"]]. They are performers to whom travel is as important as reaching the sacred goal: they take the road as their means of expression. Pollinators prepare for a future where ethics, piousness & rituals are alive & well. The modus operandi is that of the ancient pilgrim, summoning the potential of New technologies in an Old world, travelling through inner, outer & virtual space, taking contemporary artistic practice out on the road – among people troubled by apathy & loss of control over their lives.
-  * peregrini_map_day_9_15
-  * peregrini_map_day_19_21
+<html><a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/foam/8429502924/" title="trace-europe by _foam, on Flickr"><img src="https://farm9.staticflickr.com/8049/8429502924_dc36c20ae3_o.jpg" width="701" height="631" alt="trace-europe"></a></html>
+  * The vision and implementation of [[the_pollinators_review]] and their trip along a fold in a European train map
+  * All you need to know about [[the peregrini]] journey
+  * The first steps of preparing the trip in a [[saints_and_venerative_places_workshop| Saints and Venerative Places Workshop]]
+  * The mapping of [[peregrini_map_day_9_15|day 9 to 15]]
+  * The mapping of [[peregrini_map_day_19_21|day 19 to 21]]
+  * Blogging on the road: [[http://nadine.be/artist-blog/peregrini/being-fold|by nadine]] and [[http://www.performingpictures.se/node/127|Performing Pictures]]
+=== related fieldwork ===
+  * http://www.thehikeguy.com/ and his journals -> http://www.thehikeguy.com/2012/04/11/recent-journals/