Deep Waters: Lines of Defence (II): The Invisible Enemy
Benjamin Morris
2nd November, 2010
We’ve come this year to celebrate, belatedly, another birthday—my aunt’s—but had we known what awaited...
Deep Waters: A Black Rain Rises
James Roberts
1st November, 2010
1. Dolphins hunt in the blue light running the sea tracks, click chant spears hurl,...
Deep Waters: Mourning for the World
Antonio Dias
12th October, 2010
28 April The swell is not particularly high, but without a chop to confuse...
Deep Waters: Heebie-Jeebies
Cathy McGuire
24th September, 2010
Do you believe in oil plumes? Or global warming? Peak everything? A nation’s split, the...
Deep Waters: Burnt Umber
Em Strang
21st September, 2010
‘The Worker’ is painted in oil: the ingrain yarn of his hands, every fine line...
Deep Waters: The Undone
Blue Chris
17th September, 2010
It is a simple question, but one that bears some reflection. Think for a moment...
Deep Waters: Melancholia
Dan Grace
9th September, 2010
The skin of my mood is easily pierced. A dead bee splayed on a laminate...
Deep Waters: Lines of Defence (1): The Thin Brown Line
Benjamin Morris
7th September, 2010
Our journey nearly didn’t happen. The day before, at a conference in New Orleans organised...
Terms of Dismissal
Paul Kingsnorth
1st August, 2010
But then I probably just don’t get out enough. These days I spend most of...
Deep Waters: An Invitation
Paul and Dougald
13th July, 2010
Yet the Deepwater Horizon disaster – and the highly-televised flailing which followed it – have...
First Review
Paul Kingsnorth
30th June, 2010
There was a recent debate about Dark Mountain on the same site, which is now to be...
Defining the Mountain
Dougald Hine
22nd June, 2010
Responses to and reports about the festival – the first substantial Dark Mountain gathering – are popping up...
Dark Mountain: Issue 22 – ARK
Our full-colour Autumn 2022 edition is an ARK carrying a cargo of testimonies, stories and artwork gleaned after the flood