A Still Becharmed Panic
Fred Warren
13th July, 2022
Fred Warren reviews Strandings, by Peter Riley – finding parallels with their loss and our own sense of spiralling climate anxiety.
Sea-change
New series that looks at the changing fate of the world’s oceans and how we can respond as artists, writers and feeling human beings. An exploration of the beauty and the crises of the sea through fiction, art, photography, poetry and memoir.
Convergences
Hannah Hindley
22nd June, 2022
In the last of our water-theme posts, we join Hannah Hindley on a dramatic journey that takes us from a crystal-covered cave in the prehistoric landmass of Wrangallia, to the Panthalassa Ocean and out into the sky .
Inside the Rockpool Shrimp There Is a Dying Star
Karen Lloyd
14th June, 2022
From our water series, Karen Lloyd compares the plastic pollution of her local seashore inhabitants and the shifting patterns of the cosmos
Will the Whales Inherit the Earth?
Rupert Read
7th April, 2021
For The Vanishing series, Rupert Read considers the future of human societies , following in the wake of whales. With artworks by Angela Cockayne.
This Tidal Life
Ann Lingard
10th March, 2021
Latest in our Sea-Change series:, Ann Lingard, reveals the deep time layers of the Solway Firth and the impermanence of colonisation.
Whalebone & Crabshell
Zedeck Siew
27th January, 2021
For our third post from the archive,, Steve Wheeler chooses Zedeck Siew's migration fable, 'Whalebone & Crabshell' first published in spring 2015. Illustrations by Sharon Chin
Salmon Island
Cooking Sections
23rd September, 2020
On this month's Dark Kitchen table: artist duo Cooking Sections' CLIMAVORE project on the island of Skye and an extract from their 'island book' 'Salmon - A Red Herring'
Our Blood in Hers
Neale Inglenook and Robin V. Robinson
14th August, 2019
Pacific coast artist Robin V. Robinson and writer Neale Inglenook braid photography with words in a story of emergence from the ocean
