body

Final extract from our new spring issue: On a farm in Japan, Dana Iova-Koga dances among the vegetables and tea bushes, as part of a performance collective exploring the body's innate capacity to interact with the myriad lifeforms of Earth. With image by Paul Hammercott.

Dark verse from Issue 27 on 'bodies'. Felicia Zamora and Finn Haunch share startling visions of what lies in our hands and beneath our feet. With emerging beetle artwork by Maria Renée.

To begin our series of posts from the new spring issue, Amy Kennedy reveals the body's invasion by fossil fuels at a children's birthday party where everything is made of plastic. With creative salvage artwork by Christy Rupp.

Our Spring issue explores the theme of 'bodies', human, creaturely, plant and mineral

Last in our archive month series, we bring you two poems by Rachel Economy from Issue 11 that work to break down divisions, bringing an embodied response to our moment. With an image from the issue by Christo Galanis and introduction by Neale Inglenook.

Submissions are now open for Dark Mountain’s 27th issue, a book about bodies in all their forms. In an age of abstraction and disconnection, how can writing and art restore us to our bodily selves?

In the final post in our winter Becoming Human series, Uma Dinsmore-Tuli declares a reclamation of sleep in an insomniac culture.

In the second round of our series Becoming Human, Max St John tells the story of his journey back to the wild through the Daoist body practice Nei Gong

Steve Wheeler introduces a new series called Becoming Human, exploring the physical, psychological and experiential aspects of our current predicament.

My mother and I sit next to each other enjoying the radiance of the sun....