In conjunction with Seed BroadCast's exhibition "Seed: Climate Change Resilience," LAAW worked with 7th regen and local farmers to produce and on-growing project at the Albuquerque Museum.

The L.E.A.P (Land, Experience, Art of Place) organization invited LAAW to participate in its NeoRio art event at Wild Rivers, part of the Rio Grande del Norte National Monument.

As part of a multi-year investigation into the Four Corners region, LAAW worked with local Diné activist Daniel Tso to witness the effects of fracking on the environment and community in the region. These experiences culminated in a collaborative zine project led by activist and artist, Asha Canalos.

LAAW visited Muley Point, Utah, part of the Bears Ears National Monument, currently under threat of being significantly reduced in scale. During our visit, we met with Jonah Yellowman, Utah Diné Bikéyah Spiritual Leader and Artist, to discuss the struggle to protect these lands.

LAAW partnered with Borderlands Restoration Network, writer Francisco Cantú, and artist Karima Walker for a project on the US-Mexico border, which concluded in an exhibition on the relationships between bats, borders, agave, and humans.

Out Into the the Field - LAAW artists experiment with creative process, performance, and embodied research across bioregional field investigation sites.

Video, performance, and time-based works from 2018 LAAW artists.

2018 Land Arts of the American West Exhibition at the University of New Mexico, John Sommers Gallery featuring culminating works from participating artists.