Spring 2022 saw the publication of the 21st Issue of Dark Mountain. Entitled ‘Confluence’, this edition featured the collaborative land art installation ‘The Distance Between Us’.

The winter of 2021 saw artwork accepted into the second edition of ‘Catalogue of Failures’. The series of photographs entitled ‘Dust to Dust’ along with ‘Between Spaces’, a written word piece created at the same time both feature in this publication.

A reflective process looking back over 20 years of the artist’s multidisciplinary practice. The book presents observational sketches, photography of processes and performances to camera, gallery-based exhibitions, site-specific sculptural installations and the written word.

‘Upon Reflection’ by Sarah Misselbrook review – into the forest.

‘Upon Reflection 2020’ foreword author Maija Liepins has written a full book review for the A-N Blogs.

Documentation of the performative installations ‘Inside the Forest’ 2019, created in the cremated forest of Maials in Catalunya, is featured in the latest edition of Dark Mountain. With a focus on restoration and regrowth the book features poetry, writing and artwork with this them as the connection. The book is available to purchase on this link. read more »

‘Critical Moss’ Art beyond the bubble, edited by Aldobranti, focusses on a group of artists living and working in an isolated environment and the challenges that come with this situation. read more »

“Art que reneix les cendres” – which is Catalan for Art that brings ashes to life is the title of a recent article in the Lectura supplement of the Segre Diari newspaper. read more »

A quote from organiser Lidia Sabate about the recent sculptural installation in the cremated forest, “One of the installations that caught my attention has been that of Sarah Misselbrook.

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‘Maials gives life to its ashes’… The burnt territory of Maials caused by the huge forest fire this summer in the Ribera d’Ebre region will be converted this weekend into an open air gallery. 30 artists from all over Catalunya read more »

This project has been reviewed by Maija Leipins, CAS programme manager. ‘I click on the link and an image appears – On a mountainside in Catalunya, Sarah Misselbrook chokes back the ashes of her ‘facemask’ of incinerated charcoal drawing… read more »