Emergence Magazine

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Online and print publication exploring ecology, culture, and spirituality. People’s Voice Webby Awards winner “Best Writing (Editorial).”

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    May 20

    Now available! Our print fiction collection in a limited edition volume explores the theme of apocalypse from past, present, and future perspectives, with short stories from Lydia Millet, Sjón, Ben Okri, and Paul Kingsnorth, and a forward by Alexis Wright.

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    Join us for the international online premiere of the new feature documentary film Apausalypse, directed by Anni Ólafsdóttir and Andri Snær Magnason. via

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    We are delighted to announce Environmental Essay and Poetry Prize. A new prize for environmental literature. How can we write about the natural world and our relationship to it in this time of climate change and biodiversity loss? Info>

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    👉💯“But modern maps hold no memory of what the land was before. Few of us have thought to ask what truths a map may be concealing, or have paused to consider that maps do not tell us where we are from or who we are"

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    With a memory that extends millions of years into the past and a present form that shapeshifts in intricate patterns, this beautiful and vital Arctic ice faces an increasingly uncertain future as the world warms. Watch the film "Utuqaq" by .

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  6. Aug 16

    Join us on Sept 9th for the international online premiere of “Apausalypse,” followed by a conversation and Q&A with directors Anni Ólafsdóttir and .

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    "Ice has a memory, and the colour of that memory is blue. It remembers in detail, and for a million years or more." This is Utuqaq, a beautiful short film on ice's memoriousness & vulnerability, narrated in the Kalaallisut language of West Greenland.

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  8. Aug 15

    Thank you to all who gathered with us in the English countryside this past week. Together we explored finding ground in this new reality, gaining deeper kinship with the living world, and celebrating the abundance of summer. Photo by Kasia Kiliszek.

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    Aug 15

    A magical afternoon and evening of improv dance, film and immersive storytelling followed by a delicious feast at the oasis OmVed Gardens. Co-hosted by ,

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  10. Aug 15

    Through meditations and journeys, ice that lasts year after year, revitalizing an ancestral border village, retracing mystic footsteps, and poems of blessing, we invite you to experience four films from the Emergence archives. Read this week's newsletter.

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    Beannacht - like the Irish wind in the awkward trees, that lean towards the sea… This short movie is a glimpse of time, before time. Where the spirit and the four elements of Air - Fire - Water - Stone - became presence, awakening the five senses in the hearts of our people. 👏🏻

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  12. Aug 14

    In this interview, Icelandic writer and filmmaker discusses the ways in which geological time is beginning to move at the speed of human time.

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  13. Aug 14

    In this interview from our archives, speaks about her recent research that explores the ways in which trees recognize and support their kin. Listen to "Finding the Mother Tree."

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  14. Aug 13

    “What that comes back down to is an honoring of origins, an honoring of what I call intimate immensities. A seed is so big and so small at the same time.” In this interview, Rowen White shares what seeds—her greatest teachers—have shown her.

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  15. Aug 12

    Are you looking to connect with a community of people interested in ecological transformation? For a limited time only, buy two or more tickets to our event this Saturday and get 25% off each! Use promo code: OMVED25.

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  16. Aug 12

    We are looking forward to seeing everyone this Saturday at Omved Gardens for “[Re]starting the Future” presented in partnership with and . There are still a few tickets left!

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  17. Aug 12

    Icelandic writer and filmmaker reflects on a planetary paradigm shift and new ways to imagine ourselves into the future. "It’s not essentially negative to be a generation that has to rethink and reinvent and redesign almost everything.”

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    Aug 12

    L I S T E N Brilliant content by

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    Aug 12

    S I L E N C E Sometimes, silence speaks volumes

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  20. Aug 11

    In this interview which weaves together conversation, song, and the music of nightingales, folk singer speaks about the transformative experience of collaborating with nightingales and the space for communion that is opened with silence.

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  21. Aug 10

    Emergence Magazine, , and present an evening of immersive storytelling, film, dance, music, and food. Join us at Omved Gardens, an oasis and urban greenspace in north London, this Sat, Aug 14th. Space is limited.

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