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Contribution to Dark Mountain issue 9


My drawing 'Blood of the Earth', is published in the latest issue of Dark Mountain. This innovative project is described below, in their own words.

The Dark Mountain Project is a network of writers, artists and thinkers who have stopped believing the stories our civilisation tells itself. We see that the world is entering an age of ecological collapse, material contraction and social and political unravelling, and we want our cultural responses to reflect this reality rather than denying it.

The Project grew out of a feeling that contemporary literature and art were failing to respond honestly or adequately to the scale of our entwined ecological, economic and social crises. We believe that writing and art have a crucial role to play in coming to terms with this reality, and in questioning the foundations of the world in which we find ourselves.

For further information see the website http://dark-mountain.net/


 
 

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