Alexander Heilner

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Welcome The Crows Nest to Baltimore!

September 7, 2024

LNG Tanker, Hammerfest , Norway

It was exciting to be at The Crows Nest @crows.nest.baltimore this evening. The inaugural exhibit at this brand new Baltimore art space features 10 artists (including me) addressing the climate crisis from an array of perspectives. Owner and curator Leo Martinez Diaz is launching this new accelerator for artists exploring climate and environmental injustice. Come ...Read More

Filed Under: Arctic, Colorado River Basin, Exhibitions, News Tagged With: Baltimore, Crows Nest, Environmental Art

TRANSMISSIONS is live on ecoartspace.org

April 19, 2024

My new image, “Eccentricity” is included in TRANSMISSIONS, an online exhibition at ecoartspace. The show features work inspired by solar eclipses, and the evolving state of our energy transmission infrastructure. My image is a composite of two photographs I made during the October 14, 2023 annular eclipse in New Mexico, and the April 8, 2024 ...Read More

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AS ABOVE, SO BELOW is up at FOMA in Santa Fe.

November 5, 2023

Lake Powell, Utah

Two of my images are included in a terrific new show at the F O M A art space in Santa Fe. “As Above, So Below” is organized by @ecoartspace and juried by Toby Jurovics. It’s only on view for two more weeks, and unfortunately I won’t be able to see it in person, but ...Read More

Filed Under: Aerial, Colorado River Basin, Exhibitions, News Tagged With: Aerial Photography, as above so below, ecoartspace, Santa Fe

How We Survive / Season 4 has dropped!

October 18, 2023

If you’re following the water crisis in the West, then today is a day you’ve been waiting for. Marketplace @marketplaceapm and host Amy Scott @amyreports just dropped the first episode of season four of their excellent podcast HOW WE SURVIVE, and this time it’s all about the confounding issues, and likely solutions for the water ...Read More

Filed Under: Aerial, Colorado River Basin, Publications

The Delta of the Colorado!

October 16, 2023

After visiting the Colorado’s headwaters in August, it was a nice bookend to finally see the delta last Wednesday. Thanks to the generous support of LightHawk I was able to fly over its entire expanse to see how radically the region has changed since water effectively stopped flowing here. There’s still a lot of water, ...Read More

Filed Under: Aerial, Colorado River Basin, News

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