ocean

For The Vanishing series, Rupert Read considers the future of human societies , following in the wake of whales. With artworks by Angela Cockayne.

Latest in our Sea-Change series:, Ann Lingard, reveals the deep time layers of the Solway Firth and the impermanence of colonisation.

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

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'

Latest from our just-published issue 17, two pieces set in territories of flux, between fiction and poetry: a legion of seaweed in the ocean and a land and a people that have withstood fire

From our anniversary edition Dark Mountain: Issue 16 - REFUGE: a lament for the disappearing beauty of the coral reef by Jay Griffiths. With sea image by David Ellingsen.

Pacific coast artist Robin V. Robinson and writer Neale Inglenook braid photography with words in a story of emergence from the ocean

Today we begin a new series that looks at the changing fate of the world's oceans, through fiction, art, poetry and memoir. Charlotte Du Cann reports from the edge of the North Sea.

There is a sense of normality and purpose in the lives of true artisans of...