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The artist James Aldridge describes how his practice seeks to forge a dialogue with the more-than-human world. Third post in our Becoming Human series.

Dougie Strang speaks with one of physical theatre's most exciting performers

She’s out of here, she announced to the chattering table. Everyone just carried on talking....

Peter Metelerkamp explores the ruins of 'Settler' culture in South Africa from our Autumn issue 14 - TERRA

To start our 'Under the Canopy' series, an essay on David Nash's 'Ash Dome' by Anita Roy

Artist and forager Caroline Ross tells the story of how she created the rock painting used for the cover of Dark Mountan: Issue 13.

I was in Albuquerque killing time until my afternoon flight. I don’t know if you’ve...

How Sylvia V. Linsteadt and artist Rima Staines summoned the voice of the Sibyl of Cumae to inhabit the margins of Issue 12 - SANCTUM

The artwork for this book mostly started as roe deer running around the Scottish Highlands...

There’s no Picasso in such a culture. It’s primarily conservative; you are carrying a style...

On Shintō, tantrism and death. Published in Dark Mountain: Issue 11.