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Dark Mountain: Issue 19, Requiem

UNITED KINGDOM

2021 April

Playing another tiny part within the Dark Mountain Project, Issue 19 Requiem is out today and includes the work Thunder from the Anthropocene series.

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"Our nineteenth book revolves around the theme of death, lament and regeneration. With escalating reports of species extinction, the loss of habitats, and now a global pandemic, many people are waking up to the grief and loss that have threaded through the work Dark Mountain Project since it began. During a decade of descent, the books have appeared like small arks bobbing on a dark ocean, containers for creative work that mourns both ecological and cultural collapse and celebrates the beauty of a vanishing world. Our core question we took with us as we began this voyage: How can we face and properly lament what has gone?" ...

- The Editors

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Cover image: It’s OK to Look by Graeme Walker

Contains artwork by: Deru Anding, Sara Angelucci, Jim Carter, Katie Ione Craney, David Ellingsen, Sarah Filmer, Sarah Gillespie, Gizem, Yvonne Love, Kirsten Norrie, Stephen Melton, Dan Porter, Kathryn Poole, Caroline Ross, Gabrielle Russomagno, John Thomson, Sophy Tuttle, Sean Vicary, Graeme Walker, John Weeden, Wild Conspiracy, Kate Williamson, Rachel Wolfe.

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