A Golden Cascade
Temporary installation at the Aldo Leopold Foundation, Oct. 2022
Limited edition print
Ink Jet, fully archival
Unframed : ALDO LEOPOLD FOUNDATION  : HILLARY IRENE JOHNSON
A Golden Cascade Temporary installation at the Aldo Leopold Foundation, Oct. 2022 Limited edition print Ink Jet, fully archival Unframed
PARTNERSHIP WITH ALDO LEOPOLD FOUNDATION

I'm so pleased to announce a thrilling new collaborative relationship with a cause very near and dear to my heart, the Aldo Leoplod Foundation in Baraboo, Wisconsin.

Who Was Aldo Leoplod?

Considered by many to be the father of wildlife ecology and the United States’ wilderness system, Aldo Leopold was a conservationist, forester, philosopher, educator, writer, and outdoor enthusiast. Among his best known ideas is the “land ethic,” which calls for an ethical, caring relationship between people and nature.

I'll be working at the Foundation as an Artist in Residence this November 12-13th, during the weekend of the Great Midwest Crane Fest which celebrates and provides opportunities to witness the incredible migration of the Sandhill Cranes, which were so beloved by Aldo Leoplod and which I love very much as well. I'll be installing four temporary interventions in the landscape to spark wonder and contemplation for visitors to the land. There will be a map and prompts to help guide your experience.

To commemorate this collaboration, we're offering this photograph for sale in a limited edition of 50 prints to support the ongoing work of the Aldo Leopold Foundation. Each one is printed by the photographer on archival paper and is signed on the back of the image. 

About the photograph: 

A Golden Cascade
8' x 10"
Limited Edition of 50
Digital inkjet on archival paper
Fabric intervention in the landscape 
The image invites us to experience the surprise and wonder of presence in the landscape as well as our relationship to this glorious and delicate place so critical to the resilience of the larger ecosystem. 

50% of each sale will go to the Foundation to support their diverse work being done on the Leopold land for conservation, preservation and education.
Cost: $100 for the print $10 for domestic shipping Total $110

I hope you will also want to join us at the Foundation for the Crane Fest. Info for that is just below! It is a ticketed event which requires reservations, so please click the link and make your reservations now so you don't miss out! Save the date for the first annual Great Midwest Crane Fest –  CLICK HERE