Noticing is not just a series of group walks, but an exchange with the city we call home.​

Each walk is loosely focused on one theme and encourages attendees to develop a deeper awareness of their surroundings, learn about local history, and even make new friends. Be prepared to look around, pay attention, and discuss your findings.

This walk will be dedicated to exploring time and space in the Financial District of Manhattan. Participants will investigate public clocks, the physical components of internet infrastructure, public surveillance, Wall Street, and the effects of 17th century urban planning + more.

Cameras, field recorders, notebooks, pencils, portable scanners, etc. are encouraged, but not required. Please wear comfortable walking shoes, sun protection, and bring plenty of water!

• Learning something new about the city
• An appreciation for one’s surroundings
• Developing a sense of place
• Exercise and mental wellness
• Make Friends

Alex Wolfe is an artist who writes about surveying the people, infrastructure, objects, and forgotten histories filling the cracks of Elsewhere.

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