
’Wing Cradle’, 2023, Henna Asikainen – as part of Vessel programme – image: Sally Jubb
Art Walk Projects is an artist-led organisation working collaboratively with artists, communities & audiences to create social place-centred projects & residencies based around Portobello and Edinburgh’s north eastern coast. We produce and deliver an annual contemporary arts festival ‘Art Walk Porty’ that entwines the local with the further afield, concentrated around a series of public realm curated works, and the celebration of the local creative community of Portobello.
A series of ecological public art commissions relating to questions of water, fracture and care in response to the climate crisis.

Marking Art Walk Projects’ continued editorial partnership with MAP Magazine, commissioned writers Dr Isabel Pérez-Ramos, Dr Alycia Pirmohamed, Dr Maria Sledmere create new writing in response to VESSEL.
Coming soon to MAP
& published in Art Walk Journal No.2 Vessel 2024
About Us
ART WALK PROJECTS delivers social and ecological practice arts residencies and projects based around Edinburgh’s north eastern coastline delivered alongside an annual event of contemporary art celebrating the local artist community of Portobello. The core focus since establishing the Art Walk in 2015 has been in delivering a place centred programme that fuses the subject of community with contemporary culture, forging links with viewers, residents, visitors and artists.
Art Walk Porty Festival dates:
7 to 15 September 2024
Open Call process opening 1st March
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