NIGHT SKY ECOLOGY PRESERVATION INITIATIVE - NETWORK

DARK SKY LAND’s 200-MILE ASTRO-WILDLIFE PRESERVATION INITIATIVE - NETWORK

EAST > WEST > SOUTH >

MAGDALENA | Magdalena Ridge Observatory (MRO) | John W. Briggs Astronomical Lyceum | The Magdalena Astronomical Society | Eric Toops Optics Lab | Catherine De Maria, Warehouse 1-10 Art Space | The San Agustin Plains | The National Radio Astronomy Observatory (NRAO) | San Agustin Plains Water Coalition.

DATIL | The Cibola National Forest Service | Antoine Ribaut, Eye on the Universe Observatory.

PIETOWN @ TOTW | Continental Divide Trail Coalition | The Cibola National Forest | John Evelan, SkyPi Observatory | Anrika Rupp, StarLight Observatory | Skyland Lab | Michael P. Robinson, Star Rancher Observatory | James Totoritis Observatory | Greg Funderburk, Howling Coyote Observatories | Bob Birket, Sawtooth Observatory | Darrel & Loraine Moon, Killer Rocks Observatory | The Toaster House, Continental Divide Trail Lodging | Kathy Knapp - Pie-o-neer Cafe | Post Office | Community Center | TOTW RV Campgrounds + General Store | TOTW Horse Motel | XERCES Society for Invertebrate Conservation | Southwest Audubon Society.

OMEGA | Tim & Katie Havens Observatory

QUEMADO | The Lighting Fields (DIA Foundation, New York City)

GILA NATIONAL FOREST | Cosmic Campground DarkSky International Sanctuary | New Mexico Dark Sky International Chapter | Gila National Forest | New Mexico Wild | Stanley King - Silver Creek Inn, Mogollon, NM | Continental Divide Trail Coalition |

ANIMAS | Michael Hensley, DarkSky New Mexico Remote Observatory

  • ASTRONOMICAL WILDERNESS

    At High altitude, 8K above sea level, a remote but not isolated place to see the Milky way (our Galaxy) with the naked eye. Pristine Starry nights, measuring Bortle Class 1 - 2 Dark Skies. Dry Climate and temperatures dropping as low as 15 in winter time, making it one of the best star gazing regions in the world. Dark Sky Land is home to world class private and federal observatories as well as Wilderness Reserves and National Forests.

  • INTERDISCIPLINARY BACKGROUND

    Dark Sky Land's background connection to Magnetic Laboratorium involves over a decade long experience of successful International multidisciplinary collaborations. Dark Sky Land's mission points to our lost connection to the stars above and how we are reimagining our place in space, as we strive to invent new sustainable ways of inhabiting earth, in an era of planetary environmental crisis. We are creating a cosmic observation refuge for the present and for the future generations.

  • TRANSDISCIPLINARY VISION

    An Arts & Space Science Research-Residency CENTER with a strategy that involves collaboration across multiple disciplines creating a holistically adventurous approach to observation and collaborative projects.

  • CONTINENTAL DIVIDE TRAIL COALLITION

    Right in the middle of Dark Sky Land's astro-wilderness corridor is the Continental Divide of the Americas (also known as the Great Divide - CDT). A hydrological divide of the Americas extends from the Bering Strait to the Strait of Magellan, and separates the watersheds that drain into the Pacific Ocean from those river systems that drain into the Atlantic and Arctic oceans, including those that drain into the Gulf of Mexico, the Caribbean Sea, and Hudson Bay. From the Rocky Mountains to the Andes. Continental Divide Trail Coalition | https://cdtcoalition.org

  • DARK SKY LAND MEDIA PLATFORMS

    Website | www.darkskyland.us

    AI Powered Podcast Series | Live on Podbeam

    You-Tube Channel | Dark Sky Land

    Instagram | @darkskylandnewmexico

    The Archives | Collected Media

    Magnetic Laboratorium | www.magnetic laboratorium.com

    MEDIA PLATFORMS
  • INTERDISCIPLINARY PROGRAMS

    Developing an interdisciplinary vision, that provides inclusive opportunities for immersive experiences, space-science and arts education with the prospect of future tech employment in areas of STEAM and astronomy, including award of scholarships and a amateur astronomy and wilderness certification. An inclusive residency program where artists - space scientists, innovators of all ages may meet, rest and create under the darkest skies in the Northern Hemisphere.

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INTREPID SPACE TRAVELERS

INTREPID SPACE TRAVELERS

DARK SKY LAND EXHIBITION + INSTALLATION SERIES.

An Interdisciplinary investigation, conversation, related to COSMOS . TIME . SPACE . In The context of Night Ecology and Wilderness Preservation..

A contemporary Intermedia Art & Space Science Traveling Exhibition Series, featuring collaborations with a selected group of artists from around the country, as well as regional astrophotographers and art spaces from the 33 New Mexico counties. Intended to create, challenge and develop an experimental context where interdisciplinary practice, nature and the unknown converge.

DARK SKY LAND EXHIBITION SERIES + PROJECTS TIMELINE (2023 - 2024)

EXHIBITIONS + SITE-SPECIFIC INSTALLATIONS + COSMIC EVENTS

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MAY 2023 - DECEMBER 2024

MAY 9 THROUGH OCTOBER 7 2023 | DARK SKY LAND EXHIBITION SERIES No 1. MAGDALENA, NM. WAREHOUSE 1-10 ART SPACE

JUNE 8 | GILA NATIONAL FOREST 100 YEAR CELEBRATION | COSMIC CAMPGROUND SANCTUARY CONTINENTAL DIVIDE COALITION | DSL SPONSOR

JUNE 15.16.22.23 | DARK SKY LAND INSTALLATION AT THE SANTA FE RAILYARDS | 8 TO 11PM

SEPTEMBER 27 to DECEMBER 21 | DARK SKY LAND EXHIBITION SERIES No 2. ROSWELL, NM. BONE SPRINGS ART SPACE

SEPTEMBER 27 | NEW MEXICO MUSEUM VLADEM CONTEMPORARY | VIDEO INSTALLATION BY MAGNETIC LABORATORIUM

OCTOBER 4-5-6 | THE ENCHANTED SKIES STAR PARTY MAGDALENA ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY. BY ONLINE REGISTRATION ONLY

OCTOBER 12 | 10 TO 4 PM | ROSWELL SCIENCE & ART FESTIVAL | ROSWELL CONVENTION CENTER | DSL BOOTH WITH NM DARKSKY CHAPTER

DECEMBER 7 | JOHN W. BRIGGS LECTURE ON HIS ANTARCTICA ASTRONOMICAL EXPEDITION AT THE ROSWELL MUSEUM PLANETARIUM

DARK SKY LAND EXHIBITION SERIES | SEE THE INSTALLATION GALLERY BELLOW

MAGDALENA No 1. WAREHOUSE 1-10 ART SPACE

ROSWELL No 2. BONE SPRINGS ART SPACE

MAGNETIC LABORATORIUM

SKYLAND LAB

STARLIGHT OBSERVATORY

TRANSDISCIPLINARY PROJECTS-EXPERIMENTAL EVENTS

DARK SKY LAND

Protecting a 200-mile, Astronomical-Wildlife corridor from light pollution.

Preserving the Night of an Ancestral Native American Region for future generations of humans, biodiversity and wildlife.

We are thinking one hundred years from now !