Lövaman in Venice
Boris Godot
10th November, 2021
Artist and performer Boris Godot retells his experience as the leaf-clad entity: Lövaman, during a flooded 2019 Venice Biennale
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Rendering the Animal
Rob Percival
3rd November, 2021
In our final post from the new issue 'ABYSS': Rob Percival reveals the shocking business behind our ruthless extraction of the animal kingdom. With artwork by Christopher Boyer.
The Diamond and the Glacier
Bhanu Kapil and Claire Wahmanholm
29th October, 2021
Latest extract from our new issue ABYSS: poets Bhanu Kapil and Claire Wahmanholm stand in the dark and bear witness to an enduring crown and collapsing glacier. With artwork by Basia Irland.
Eat the Sky
Philip Webb Gregg
26th October, 2021
Today's post from our new issue: Philip Webb Gregg recounts a disturbing tale of devouring and disappearance. With artwork by Anika Nixdorf.
Dark Mountain: Issue 20 – ABYSS
Our Autumn 2021 journal is a special all-colour collection of art and writing that delves into the legacy of extractivism
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The Editors
15th October, 2021
Our new all-colour special autumn journal on extractivism is here! Dark Mountain: Issue 20 - ABYSS delves deep into civilisation's plunder of Earth.
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Micheál Mac Gearailt
26th October, 2020
Our third offering from Dark Mountain: Issue 18 – FABULA comes from the bogs of a dystopian Ireland, with artwork by Sarah Ainslie
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Myths & Stories
What kinds of stories can help us find our bearings in times of loss and disorientation? Dark Mountain began with the claim that the roots of today’s crises lie in the stories we have been telling ourselves, and that telling of stories might also have a part to play in how we find ways through.
The Migration of Memory
25th September, 2021
Alexandria
24th February, 2021
Tales from the Bardo
8th July, 2020
Dark Mountain: Issue 20 – ABYSS
Our Autumn 2021 journal is a special all-colour collection of art and writing that delves into the legacy of extractivism